Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Trips Enliven History Seminar groups- -ten divisions with five teachers as a team- -made the senior Problems of Democracy class a stimulating although some- times confusing one. The girls traveled to Columbus, Spring Mill, and other places on field trips. Speakers were also obtained to satisfy educational interests. Modern textbooks helped make junior Ameri- can History classes exciting. Because some students finished the material faster than the average class, they were permitted to work inde- pendently at their own speed. These girls specialized in an area of history over and above the required text. Sophomores in World Cultures found their textbooks modern and enjoyable too. Team teaching was also experienced by those students. WWWmeammmmwMQm-x- t wmx , ; y TOP RIGHT: MR. THOMAS GRAMKY--History. ABOVE: Seminar speaker holds interest of seniors.

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TOP LEFT: MISS MAUREEN CLEARY-- Algebra, English. MIDDLE LEFT: Students learn to teach themselves. BOTTOM LEFT: Terri Leeburn explains geometry to the rest of the class. ABOVE: MRS. LAURA FRAZIER--Science, Math.

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