Ottawa Township High School - Senior Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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W c Study Social, Political, Economic T rencls THE WORLD we live in, govern- mental procedure and organization, America and her role in world leader- ship, trends in modern history, eco- nomics, individual behavior, and ac- tivities of society - collectively and individually, are among the areas of study for OTHS students in social science courses. To make us aware of the problems and complexities that confront us in the postwar world, we study social and political trends in world history, United States history, modern his- tory, consumer economics and sociol- ogy. Newspapers, movies, and field trips supplement the texts, relating our studies to the everyday headlines. TOHl0l'1'0VV'S citizen becomes aware of the world in which he lives. YVORLD HISTORY students check tht wall map to locate a place of contemporaix Lon C'L'l'Il. ECONOMIC developments are reviewed by Angela Clark as she checks a local HIITI listed in The Wall Street Journal. AMERICAN OBSERVI-IRS brine' thc cur rent world news and its ramifications to Modern History students.

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l RIC NURSES CAD- 1 x1olBo io nnt Rice, Rosalie Un- xxoi fl liita ll o c li e y . xx 7 Mrs. Frances Mc- in Galle llausanian. et It-tm-rson. ,Indy 1 x ilu r, Norma llincli, b ii 1 C hu xlni . . Q Q . , i ,ut ,6'4k xtcn. Nui sing, teovhing professions are studied by two Ultmro 1 lubs FUTURE NURSES' Club, an club, is open to juniors and seniors, although some freshmen and sopho- mores may supplement it. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Frances McMil- lan, UTHS nurse, the club members visit various nursing schools. Repre- sentatives of nursing: schools talk before the club about their particular school's curriculum. Also, nurses in different fields, such as industry, grade school, public nursing and pri- vate nursing, explain their different duties and responsibilities. 1956-57 OTTAWA Future Teachers Club became a member of the Nation- al Association of Future Teachers of America. In afliliating with this na- tional organization they adopted the name S. Isabella Sanders for their club. Under the direction of Mr. Jewell Berrier, and Miss Mary R. LeMay. club sponsors, the Future Teachers visited classes in Uentral school. Sex'- eral club periods were spent reading materials and studying varied aspects of teaching. l l l'l'llli Tli Xi , , . - 1 Rini l' l'm--Wx' lr lin in itiStli il Nllim lnll'll2ll'4lr. lxax' l l lx1X lion 2: -Irwell l 1 1 ni 1 znlvisoig l'a I I x I ml n ' livxelilei lx nlson. Susan I i llmn-i'l5 Hnkeii, .li int ll I il'son.1 lizules l. xx

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