Osseo High School - Oriole Yearbook (Osseo, MN)

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Bringing the world into scope is the goal of the history department. Mr. George Lehet, Social 12, Psychology Mr. Wesley Kohl, Psychologyh

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Mr. Ronald Huebschen, American History Mr. Athletic Director John Branstrom, American Mueller,World History. History. Stocks go up and stocks go down while history students gain and lose. Mr. Mr. James Deane, American History, Richard Mr. Richard Theisen, Social 12 Mr. Lloyd Belford, Social 12 Mr. Mr. William Nelson, American Histo- Roger Stelljes, Social 12, American ry, Physical Education. History. Preparing The Future Through The Post A person cannot ignore the world around him; there- fore, a person must learn all he can in order to under- stand the world in which he is involved. The main aim of the Social Studies department was to prepare stu- dents to cope with the problems of the future, through the experiences of the past and present. Stocks, speeches, and wars, all added up to an excit- ing year in American History. The stock market ac- quainted the students with Wall Street, a major part of our economic development; and the country's past was taught through texts, films, and records. In order to have a broader understanding ofcountries, the World History and World Affairs classes added new texts which included paperbacks on the many areas of the world, available to each student. Analyzing propa- ganda, learning tax forms, and debating political cam- paigns, all prepared the Social 12 student to face the community as a functioning member. Adding to the normal social curriculum was Psycholo- gy, the science that helped students better understand themselves and Mr. Kohl.

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26 Mr. Oscar Johnson, Chemistry .. . Mr. Donald Connors, Biology ... Mr. Mr. Thomas Truax, Physics, Chemls- Marlo Putz, Biology Iryv Of bugs and bees and four petaled leaves. Biology students discover what people are made of. . . bones, muscles, and blood.