Sandusky High School - Echo Yearbook (Sandusky, MI)

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Social 5 italics We shall take our spyglasses to room 212 and glance in on the Sociology class. As we stare into the room we see Mr. Smith, our Superintendent, teaching a class of approximately fifty seniors about the birds and the bees. Seriously, this is a subJect which deals with our everyday lives. Staying in room 212 we see Mr. Doughty's Government and Ec- onomics class come dragging their feet slowly into the room to hear a lecture on making a living, the rule of our government, and the working conditions of today After Mr Doughty's fifth hour Government class, he remains in the same old room and teaches his Michigan History students about the most interesting spots in Michigan and the history of our own Sanilac County Due to Mr Doughty's illness the second semester of this course, which is International Relations was eliminated Now we hop in our taxi and go down to the bottom floor, better known in S H S as the cellar, and see who teaches World History and what 1t's about After sitting ourselves quietly in the back of the room we see that Mr Sweet teaches and lectures on how the social, economic, and political society came into being You can see that Mr Sweet makes this a very interesting course which covers man's first recorded events up to the present today Last, but not least, we shall shove along to Mr McConeghy's American History class and listen to one half hour of lecturing on the historical background and political development of the United States The other half hour is known as the 'Joke Hour McConeghy better known as nMac , makes American History a very interesting course, which I believe all who have taken will agree 'P--a :fl -N. .allll S hisq 'hug 5.Z'!Yx

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:me arches Il As you pass down the dark, dusty halls of S.H.S., you come face to face with a door marked 211 Science. Three departments take refuge behind the battered dOOI' . Mr. Havens, of the firm of trees, Forest and wood ink, teaches his pupils the mysteries of chemistry and physics while Mr. Leroy Geiger, Professor of Bugology, explains the rudiments of 'Di0l0SY to his d0'a'15-ttle, fly-by wool-gathering students. arious and sundry activities take place behind this ordoriferous You enter its portals a minus quantity and leave times, however, after doing a few experiments and of combustions and explosions, you're practically a So now fin cognito as it werej come with me' of time let's view the various phases and workings So enter' Lights' Camera' Action' Time Mar -night, doon Many number it with knowledge plus coming thru an equal minus equation As we roll back the curtain of these departments ches On' Gmembirwg Gp WOE BE, MODERN SCIENTISTS' A Science professor named Havens Once caught two Bills mlsbehav He made it quite clear They'd be blown out on their ear If they d1dn't desist from their cravins' px 'ZSVUN 'X JK Nl A f inf -si Xxx X fm I at ' Dan Gr rise x we Strange odors from the lab came a fumin' ?'X,,.4-9-1.- From the concoctions that they A Md Noll I kept a brewin' 'Til one day in a flask And now their harps they are tunin' The moral of this story is with Modern chemicals just mind your own biz Be searching, not reckless Be inquiring, not heedless Or like the Bills , you end up in a tlz' f-TN idx ,Z in 'V ll N 9 .9 6 ' X ' L., M. Ms' Qfgif- AA, n , X 7 A I ff' p as X M0 J A Xfsx. I ., I X 4 .L t f ef' e SSL They set off an Hatomn blast N gli-K Rf , K' f ff' , ' Q T fl ,A 7 , in J f ' '11 , l X