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Gail Schulze and Mr. Keith Richardson show corres- ponding points of interest on the globe and map. Mr. Alex Crane adjusts the set for his TV history classes. Exploring The Realm Of The Past And Present Southwestern offers U. S. History, Foreign Relations, and Western Civilization which is correlated with Senior English. U. S. History can be completed during the junior or senior year but it is a requirement for graduation. Foreign Rela- tions. a study of contempory history, focuses on the world situation and the United States part in it. This course is offered for all three years. A new type of history course is being tried. Three classes have joined to make a lecture class. Every other day the students meet to receive a lecture. On the other days they discuss the material. Mr. Ken Clemens relates historical information to combined history classes.
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Mr. Garth Frost, Mr. Jack VanderVen, and Mr. Jesse Moore discuss classroom antics of history students. U. S. History teachers Mr. Alton Smith, Mr. Ken Clemens, Mr. Terry Carpenter, and Mr. William Fischer listen as Social Studies Department chairman, Mr. Vincent Abrams discusses new teaching methods. 18
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Mr. Pat Morris. Mrs. Sue Sevitts. and Mr. Wesley Smith talk about department objectives with P.C.P. counselor. Mr. Howard Hughes (second from right). P.C.P. Students Gain Work Experience P.C.P., the Personalized Curriculum Pro- gram, was organized in 1962 to encourage stu- dents to remain in school and graduate. This is done primarily by three means: small classes, personal attention, and work experience. Approximately 5% of the student body, 120 students, are enrolled in the P.C.P. program. Classes which include English, math, and social studies are in a 15 to I, student-teacher ratio. This makes it possible for the teachers to know the students better and give them more individual attention. Students spend four hours in class and four hours working at local business places. They earn wages and gain working experience. If a student is doing satisfactorily in this class and on this curriculum he may switch to some other program. Mr. Edward Brown, Mr. Ben Martin, and Mr. Roy Tapper! look over magazines used in P.C.P. courses. Miss Martha Todd. Mrs. Helen Murdock, and Mr. Garth Frost complete the list of P.C.P. teachers.
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