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Math and Science Departments Sum It All Up Many opportunties are available to students within the departments of mathematics and science. The Mathematics Department offers as beginning courses general math, Algebra 1, Algebra I Part I, or algebra honors for freshmen. Students wishing to continue their studie's in the math fields may select from more advanced courses such as geometry, Algebra II, senior math, calculus and analytic ge- ometry. Recently added to the depart- ment was a course in computer applica- tion. The Science Department offers P8yP Biology and BSCS Biology as beginning courses. While chemistry and physics serve as college preparatory courses. Classes for college bound students who do not wish to study science any further may choose from action chemistry or project physics. Other courses offered include microbiology and human dis- eases, and anatomy and physiology. 20
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World Viewed Through Social Studies Department In the Social Studies Department freshmen are required to take civics. As a sophomore, a student Is welcome to take the elective course, world history. The second required course is directed to juniors, American history. Another elective course for seniors is European history. The Social Studies Department not only has classes in history, but also has classes in sociology, social communications, psychology, and world geography. IWAKIN KVSSIA chwcn H.114 mpmu i-Ot a w tuba 6mm anL'iMM. IMP Ned N Mbimibci amicrm 1C!!! h NDTHKWVLIWI'V'; I,I I Q OCLT no EMMA x $66M? NLFWT :47 93' a WifAldo'y 1 H 'I 4iVlL W ll' Him L'Ki 19
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Practical Skills Taught In Home, Shop Classes The Home Economics and Industrial Arts Departments offer a full range of courses for students. Home economics I 8c II are offered to students who want to learn about sewing, cooking and family life. Two cooking courses, independent living and advanced foods, are also offered. Seamstress is basically a machine sew- ing class. Interior design studies inside and outside decoration of the home. Family life and child development are also courses offered. There are four basic industrial arts l courses: woods, metals, graphics and power, which are open to anyone. Indus- trial arts ll courses on woods, metals and graphics are open for advanced work. Three drafting courses, mechanical drawing, engineering design and architec- tural drafting, are available to all students. Photography, the newest course offered, has become a popular addition to the de- partment. 21
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