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GASJQS In order to capture the interest and attention of today's youth, the English department strives to in- terpret students' lives and discover their destinies in a world charac- terized by sudden change. It pre- sents works of the great writers and it helps pupils react to the influence and problems of their own period as well as those of the old masters. Deep satisfaction and rich rewards can be found in the discussion of good literature. Social study is a study of human relationships. The content is drawn from the social sciences: world his- tory, American history, and citi- zenship. The broad aims of the department are to instill an appre- ciation for our American heritage, and a determination to preserve the duties and privileges of the democratic way of life. This is the world of 1960. Teen- agers are growing up with cars. Of course, students think they are ready to drive as soon as the state will grant them a license. -However, they are not ready until they know how and have acquired the right qualities of courtesy and good sense. These are purposes of high school Driver's Education.
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CM S -S Q S Al l x QP Y' 7 'Q 'rlslqlfli-Lg, l p X ' e f X X1 . l' .fa x Qi Making biscuits and building shelves proved to be quite a task during exchange week as the agriculture boys kept house and the home economics girls worked in shop. David Alexander, Delbert Bone, and Jerry Vick, equipped with haimets and aprons, tangled in biscuit doughg while Mary Shafer, Linda Jackson, and Barbara Gates nursed sore thumbs from sanding shelves.
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665593 In solving algebraic equations the Algebra II students found that the use of the slide rule in multi- plying, dividing, raising to powers, and extracting roots saves time. One of the main reasons for studying biology is to help the stu- dent develop an interest in plants and animals. Learning to operate the electric calculator was a requirement for all bookkeeping and Typing II stu- dents. The Typing II students were required to pass a proficiency test in the use of the machine.
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