R Nelson Snider High School - Safari Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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r K - ■ i H ft i ' T- ' S3 V WHAT WAS THE NEW DEAL? asks Mr. Max Gecowets of one of his fourth period United States History students. The U.S. from its beginning was studied.

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NOW PRESS THE RUN BUTTON. ' ' says Mr. David Mitchell. German teacher, as he ex- plains to his class how to use the Language Lab. Foreign Languages French I is aimed at establishing an all-round founda- tion in French. French II continues with an addition of the French verb system. French III includes grammar review, oral work, and several literary works. French IV is a course in French literature and civilization. Emphasis is placed on maintaining a good background in German I. German II is a continuation with further stress on accurate pronunciation and intonation. Latin I, basically for college prep students, includes basic grammar and vocabulary. Latin II is a review of first year work and additional grammar. This grammar is reviewed and current problems and such are related to those of Cicero ' s Rome in Latin III. Latin IV involves the study of Roman poetry. Pronunciation is stressed in Spanish I along with gram- mar points. Spanish II involves more difficult dialogues and concentration on verbs. Reading and comprehending Spanish material and short essays in Spanish III. Spanish IV is concerned with reading and comprehending Spanish literature and history. THIS IS INTERESTING. think Vicki Rice and Carl Lash as they read some foreign magazines in French class. 23

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OFF TO WASHINGTON! This year, the Seniors and Juniors traveled to Washington with the Soeial Studies teachers. Here, they are in front of the Capitol Building. Highlight of Year Is Washington Trip The major aim of the World History classes, recommended lor the 10th grade, is to produce well-informed and responsible students. Sociology is a one-semester elective available to the seniors. It deals with man in relationship to others and his human nature. Seniors are required to take one semester of government. The course- deals with American government on local, state, and federal levels. Economics is a one-semester course for the 12th grade, dealing with the theories and practices that man uses to provide for himself. Required for graduation. United States History is usually taken during the llth grade. Its purpose is to help the student belter understand the society he lives in. Values and Issues of Contemporary Society is designed to look at the basic values and the problem areas of our society. GET THIS, says Mr. Clinkenbeard to his third period World History class. This class studies both ancient and modern history. They are also usually ex- pected to write a term paper.