South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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WM. ,,V,4,, . . - - Y Y, g U . .f' r John Horn and Jack Tilton teach Applied Psychology as part of the Modern Problems elective program. ln addition Mr. Horn teaches International Relations and Mr. Tilton is a Guidance Counselor. Mr. Robert Hastings, in his first year at South, conducted classes in Modern Problems, Asia, and World Religions. X 5 X 55- , 1 t am: -v cy , uf lVlr. Wayne Tate and Mrs. Christine Tabor are World History teachers. lVlr. Tate also is a Counselor and Mrs, Tabor teaches Latin. New to the Social Science Department this year was a system of electives for Seniors in Modern Prob- lems. Students were required to take one semester of lvlodern Problems and one semester of an offered elec- tive. Changes were also adopted this year for other Social Science areas. Applied Psychology and Modern Problems were taught y Mrs. Gwen Craft. 'F fy , W. Q v J. lx I AX. g

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Mr. Mike Doran enters the classroom where he teaches Russian and U.S. His- tory. Social Science Social Science Department Chairman, Clifford Cook converses with his Urban Problems class.

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Marjorie White and Alma Wells look for ideas for their Home Ec classes. re ft Ervin Atkins instructs Mechanical Drawings and Electronics classes. Vocational Arts ln Home Ec the girls learned to cook and to be good housewives. ln woodshop, beginners did projects, in- termediates did advanced projects and the Seniors made furniture and Garden Houses. ln Drawing, be- ginners learned the basics, intermediates advanced drafting, Seniors architectural drafting and made scale models. ln Metals, beginners learned general oper- ations, intermediates advanced operations, and Seniors went into specific areas. i www! Ronald Currier displays woodshop equipment. JHY I-0CK9fbY Supervises 3 Student in meta' Shop-