Plymouth High School - Pilgrim Yearbook (Plymouth, MA)

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Legg ' uw Jane Graziano solves on algebraic equation in Miss l.ocklin's Junior College Moth class. Moth Courses For All As we step into the future, mathematics enters into everyone's life tin some way. See- ing this necessity, PHS provides a moth course for everyone's personal use. The student who is college bound should choose college math. For the student headed for a job upon grad- uation, there is a basic math program giving practical skills for every day use. Whichever course an individual selects, he may be as- sured that this specific background is as sol- id as Plymouth Rock. Mr. Randall explains a problem in basic moth. Going around in circles.

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A photographic interlude during Miss Bou- cher's Global Geography class. Social Studies Include Wide Range Cf Studies The social studies department offers students all subjects needed to understand world affairs. World History deals with the various peoples of the world and their cultures, while American His- tory shows what has made America the powerful and influential nation it is today. The fundamental problems of our society are studied in Problems of Democracy. Students of Global Geography are concerned with the effects of topography and clim- ate upon man's welfare. Mr. DeSisto supervises a World History test. Miss Johnson explains Westward Ex- pansion to her American History class. l8