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Jenny Myers and Mary 13 lien hesperance help their history class cele¬ brate the last week of school by providing a cake and games New social studies classes were added to the school pro¬ gram. Some of the additions were one- semester courses. Seniors had a wider variety of sub¬ jects to choose from to fill their needed social studies credit. Some of the cours¬ es were Russian Studies, World 1 iisto- Current Issu es, Sociology, and Psy¬ chology. The girls who were studying China in their World History 11 class had an authentic Chinese meal. The American Problems classes studied the presidential candidates, primaries, and campaigns of the 1972 election. Freshmen studied World History I to gain a greater knowledge of foreign countries. Students took part in creat¬ ing projects that helped them to under¬ stand the different periods of history which they had studied. Juniors studied American History to see their country in action from the be¬ ginning of its existance until present times. Beth Janssen looks for her place in the world. 15
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Different aspects . . of religion appeared this year at the Academy. Room 200 was redesigned and converted into a resource center. In this center students from senior mar¬ riage classes to freshman religion cours¬ es bund a variety of resource materials. Several students volunteered to spend their study halls in the resource « center, serving as librarians, checking out books and helping students to find the books they needed. The sophomore religion classes were divided into four quarters: Sacraments, Doctrine, Scripture, and Christian Ac¬ tion. During the quarter in which the girls studied Christian Action, they vis¬ ited the people at the Odd ellows Home once a week. The junior and senior classes were divided into semester courses. Mar¬ riage was required of seniors, and mo¬ rality was required of juniors. Optional courses included Philosophy I, Philoso¬ phy II, CCD, Religions of the World, New Testament, and Religion Through the Arts. Girls of Mrs. PahPs fourth hour religion class gather around I aisy Ander¬ son as she sings some songs from her repertoire. ( ' hristmas cheer by answering children ' s letters to Santa Claus. 16
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