Pendleton High School - Papyrus Yearbook (Pendleton, IN)

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Understanding of Today's World Social Studies play an important role in our everyday life. From such courses as history, psychology, sociology, geography, and civics the students of P.H.S. acquire vital information to aid them in making decisions not only today but later in life. The students are given a full background in the ideals of a democratic form of government, the relative factors Which affect a cultural group, and an understand- ing of various emotions. Maxine Mercer points out an island off the coast of South America. In a symposium sociology students discuss adjustment problems in con- nection with human nature. 9

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Many Students to Higher Goals Pendleton High School offers a variety of math courses for all students. Advanced courses are given as college preparatory Work, and Business Math and General Math are basic in learning how to operate a prosperous and successful business. 'Jane Stupples finds an Algebra problem easy, but Marilyn Johnson checks the answer anyway. John Wilkins and Marcia Myers prove that there is more than one way to skin a problem. Algebra III, Trigonometry, and Senior Math supply the , higher mathematics needed A by the academic student.