Raytown South High School - Polaris Yearbook (Raytown, MO)

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,,,,Q, ,,.W-wfsfm' A my . Social Studies Learning to deal with everyday prob- lems, social and personal, is taught in family relations, sociology, and psy- chology. For instance, if your child should swallow the plastic dinosaur out of the cereal box what should you do?-call the vet? Or how can you gain respect from your peers if you do not even know which United States presi- dent invented folding chairs, or you do not know how to say in French, Par- don me sir, but you are standing on my alligator's paw, or why Stonewall Jackson always ate standing up so that his food would digest better, or if the last time you were at a party and somebody mentioned Taylor in Viet Nam, and you asked if Burton was with her. So much for the everyday so- cial problems. First row: Sheila Shinn, Gladys Papas, Ralph McFillen, R. C. Jones. Second row: Jess Enns, Stuart Conrad, .Tune Mohns. Third row: Donald Diegelman Ronald Griswold, Thomas Buck. 3

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Fine Arts Most of us in Art are Sunday paintersg on the weekends we Work on the Sis- tine Chapel ceiling. ART Clockwise: Patricia Pummill, Carolyn Wrenn, Mary Ann Foster. MUSIC Right and Below: Dr. Carroll Lewis, Robert Walker. Nobody ever misses a day of Band for fear of missing Show and Tell . I Q f f ,ff ff ,Q 1 my e L