Rickards High School - Anumpa Yearbook (Tallahassee, FL)

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. WR yas lAbovel James Cooper does an assign- ment for his social studies class. lBelowj Mrs. Marjorie Gaymon, social studies aide, waits to help a student. 44 ,,, MN. K , 1 fee:-5 iw. 1, 9. 534, P 55 - f'fff,.va.:-QZQQES J' L 5,5 x x R i X x ' r . Ll., T QR, if 'f '3- 1 -.ms ' 4 A-U

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W '9 4 1 . 9 ' 6 1 0 9,-, A is - f . - , ,t -I , . I .gl oo .S Y, 8 C ,Q V W MS :Yr -...wx , 'M ' 'au '-SVN a A ML. if .-i 1?..,2+5iw , 'L-f M, 1 , . . ft- W ii . 1,1555 As an assignment in geography, Kevin Bradford copies a map of Asia with colored magic markers and ruler for accuracy. Stack of Socia Although it looked as if there was a good supply of social studies books, there were really not enough to go around. lVlost of the books had to be used by seven students a day, and checked out at 3:30, therefore many students were left without a book whenever test time came. Problems of American Democracy lPADl class sold donuts to go to Washington, but there was not enough participation, so that the trip had to be cancelled. The money that the PAD class made from the donuts they sold was given to the school as a gift. This class was made up of seniors who were asked to join by their last year's eleventh grade teachers. During school, lVlrs. CaldwelI's and Mrs. Wells' civics classes went to Legislature while they were study- ing about state laws. I Studies Books Deceives as h x tl an y -f I seen 5 ... , B m,.g . fl '4N.s.N f P W Vggh. . g ,X Y' ' .,.,. just aaa!-was ,H ' 7 A - V . , ' 0 K 5 A vvv, 8 ,WD ' Q x , I UWM M xgA,yy . I L I .nm M, ,... .,... , is , e 'rn iles. 'affix A 'el.. ft S- A R l l ra' M... ff- W Stacks of social studies books, not half as many as needed, are gathered in room 73 where they are issued to the teachers so that they can assign them to students. 43 W5 .nm . ' it' 4f 5'f1f ' aevffaf' 6 ,..,..,e,,...s.M., lem- , 1' Q-'Qualify 1 ,Q H .. ,. ' sa. .11. .-,.s.a.,,.. . , ...W ' yew ' 7 fm If we-z, qw, Q . .,.,,.,..,.....--.,,F Wfi 1 . . 'jf J - x K -Stagg 'M'W 'W'i 1 M hw, 3 . I .,.. . ,X,.,,,.,..,.. s kan . H' JMU! f f 3.59 . ,,,, ..,,,...,...,s..A- 3, ,X ' L . , .M gn. W .t

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Social Studies Uses Individual Equipment ,e 2 7 4 ,ie S . ,W W V , Q, x 9 , xi -Ri' K, , .- 4 - ,- 1 Q ' 1 J . 51' 'gt l J' ' lf l ff 1+ S n '21 S, A we A Q 'B lAbove Leftl Students Terris Spradley and Tequila Bryant get individual help by usinga film projector. fBel0w Leftl Mr. Sims helps his students with an assignment lBelowl Social Studies teachers Mr. Hopkins, Mr. Hiers and Mr. Sims, stop in the hall for a short conference. 45