Statesboro High School - Criterion Yearbook (Statesboro, GA)

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Huw To Live With Uthers UPC' asse S Bridging the gap between Past and Present through social studies has proved very popxular witn the students. Miss Mary Louisu American History and Mrs. COlCl'1lClI1,S XVorld History classes have been the scenes of many lively discussions about past, present, and future problems. lfor the Seniors, World Geogra- phy, lnternational Relations, and Sociology are the subjects which keep them busy with current events and world affairs. Bulletin boards and visual aids put more life into social studies classes. liven though none of the scholars at SHS ever expect to become great historians, they do want to he in the known on the situations of today which will affect them ln the XX'orld of Tomorrow. 3 Future voters look oxer Noxember ballot Changing scenes on the bulletin Seniors see 'Ike' inaugurated on the 'video' screen. boards.

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lm liten C.. B. S. L.lH'l top this. just .uk .inynne who h.is studied R.idin-hnglisli. Such concentration can mean only one thing--' it's test time again. - No dull time here when Mrs. De.il .gises the Inw-down on journalism, Hertfs news--eighteentli tenturx 'II-ntli Cirmdt- students reproduce .i new sp.iper showing ext-nts from Sll .KN MARNlzR, SIN 'L' 'S ,gi We Learn Huw TU Speak ln tliis world offradio .ind television, correct lfnglisli is .1 necessity. Concise .ind clear COI11lULlI1lC.lliOI1 is essential. Our Iinglisli department is geared to meet tlie clmllenge. lt li.1s tlie equipment-.1 radio room, recording equipment, x'isu.1l .iids. .i specialized lilvr.iry-.ind tlle efficient .ind competent stipersision required of tliis type of progiinn. Creative writing .ind poetry .ire not neglected in tlie rusli, eitlier. Students .ire encouriged to tliink, write .ind to re.icl1 OL!! in every direction into tlie s'.ist prolwlems of living .ind even into l1tlni.1n n.1tnre itself. lfven gI'.lINI11.lIA is given its boost. klournilism is re.1lly' emplusiled. Subjects discussed include sucli tliings .is l.lf'OLlI. .idx'ei'tising. malieup. news- paper m.in.igement .ind production-not in tlie liope of producing professionils. but tliese sulviects gise tlie teenager .1 lools in upon tlie prolwlenis of every d.1i' lvnsiness. ln sticli .1 modern progizim witli siicli modern te.1cliei's it would seem tli.it .inyone would tind it inipossilile not to learn! url

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