Sherman County High School - Husky Yearbook (Moro, OR)

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Social Science STUDENTS took time out for extra-credit projects in American Problems fabovej. History students located points of interest on map fbelowl. Individuals relaxed after a lecture in their history class flower rightj. teaches understanding of people i i 4 v 1 l l World History, United States History, and American Prob- ' lems form the required social science classes at Sherman High School. In addition, world geography and one semester of international relations are also offered. These classes i are designed to allow the students to gain a better understand- ing of the people and their way of life throughout the world. 1

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,4 key to academics The academic program of a high school provides the student with a rigid educational foundation. With wise planning and course selection, a student can fit his studies to his needs, preparing him to advance his education or to begin a career. Sherman's program of academic studies opens the door to a productive future.

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N Communications improves Writing, speech PREPARING term papers allowed composition students I to apply their newly acquired skills. fupper leftj Students I work in the -foreign language labs to better their pro- nunciation and reading. fupper righty Senior English class reviewed and discussed selected novels. Qabovey The Speech class applied their talent preparing for their program. frighti The words, their pronunciation, and the methods of combining them. . . This is the description of language by Webster's dictionary. At Sherman High School four years of English are required. Other classes offered in the language arts department include reading improvement, speech, journalism, and advanced composition. To round out the student's education in foreign languages, Spanish and French are also offered.