Sabino High School - Vista Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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earemcqsswsivisl A John Keaney lectures on the possibiliies k Hector Amado studies the globe in his of nuclear proliferation. C.P.5. class. v- :C 2 2 sc A Jerry Sundt looks on, as the rest of the class listens. Verdict: S.S. Interesting Want a chance to act out a role, get practice in courtroom procedure, and learn a lot or the some time, while get' ting social studies credit for it? Impossible, you say? Well, not if you were in Mr. Will Kreamer's history class. This year his classes spent two weeks researching people and information, ond then pre- senting an actual court case with wit- nesses, judge, and jury. The trial was based on Adolf Hitler and his war crimes. Junior Dave Corey said, Most of the lsids really lilsed it, and I thinla we learned more by researching and discussing it than any textbook could have taught us. Besides the required courses, Sabino offered elective courses in economics, sociology, pyschology, and world stud- ies. So Sabers, give social studies a shot, ir's a golden opportunity. 0 By Jon Benson Social Studies 145

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T McCaffrey I1 Sociol Studies, o golden opportunity. A Social Studies dept: Dock row: J. Munger, , W. Kreomer, G. Ripley, R. Boker, C. fi , Hoyes. J. Bon. Front row: A. Leoring, J. Urban, V. Huxford, T. Demorchi. 69 will L Gulorro A Mike Porisi cross-exomins the witness, os Judge Kreomer looks on.

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