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Studies Mr. James Lloyd Who is Napoleon? This is more than likely a common question asked in Mr. Lloyd ' s World History class. Mr. Lloyd is a new addition to the faculty this year. Along with teaching World His¬ tory and English, he also coaches the boy ' s junior varsity basketball team. their papers look disappointed, while others anxiously await the return of their own papers. Anyone have a question? asks Mr. Lloyd. To help get the point across to his students Mr. Lloyd sometimes writes notes on the overhead projector.
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In govern¬ ment, stu¬ dents study current events and the operation of ours and other govern¬ ments. San¬ dra looks as though she disagrees with some¬ one ' s views on the world situation. These Social Studies courses give our students a better out¬ look on the country in which they live. They also help them to become better citizens and leaders of tomorrow. Below is a group of juniors hard at work in their American History class. Each junior in high school is required to take this course. Social Mrs. Gail Felton Want to know something about history? Ask Mrs. Felton. She ' s a whiz at history. Mrs. Felton teaches American History and Government. Besides teaching his¬ tory, she also teaches Economics and Sociology. Happy Day ! This World History class is getting back tests they have taken. Some of them who have already receiv¬ ed
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In physical science stu¬ dents study light, sound, electricity, machines, and the combination of atoms. This class shows that science can be fun. During their study of pe¬ troleum, members of Mr. Bogue ' s science class tried to make pen¬ tane molecules from molecular models. This course gives students an introduction to chemis¬ try. Rodney explains to Kirby that electron configuration is just as simple as Is, 2s, 3s. Kirby just doesn ' t understand the SPDF of it. ! Science BELOW: What does a lever pulley? asks Ann, as Wes tries to under¬ stand feminine logic in the phys¬ ics class. Ask Mr. Bogue is the general state¬ ment in any dispute over E=mc ! Mr. Bogue teaches physics, chemistry, and physical science. Mr. Thomas Bogue
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