Sycamore High School - Log Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Social Studies x Strive for New, Better Horizons V 5W 7 V K . , Viv a - ,VV .. Wm x . rm. 7' F 5x A Mr, Rudisell looks on contentedly as his students construct topo- graphical maps in WORLD HISTORY. Mr. Kouns' bulletin board in AMERICAN HISTORY Class is a good place to get a mental picture of the American Civil War. Mr. Buster stops to ponder a point made by one of his students in SENIOR SOCIAL STUD- IES. This c1355 is designed to give a background of the American way of life to graduating Seniors. 22

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Languages Increase Comprehension Miss Van Houten adds color and realism to her Class of SPANISH II and IV by bringing in these 1311131335 from MCXiCQ FRENCH students like using the language laboratory: it improves their accent. A ubaseball gamtf in LATIN I helps to commit vocabulary words to memory. 21

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Fred Morgan records Kathy Breuer, who is lost in her disserta- tion, during SPEECH. Courses Improve Personalities and Give Confidence Mr. Thomas watches over hls class of SENIOR ENGLISH with a look of tired determination on his face. Diversity and universality are the end products of the combination of Sycamorek educational pro- gram; it strives to give a well-rounclcd curriculum to every student as well as helping each student to adapt and adjust to society. One might say that a school is a separate entityha society in itself, and it is vital that each student have favorable relations with his fellow students. While students are learn ing the background material of life, they are also With steady hands, Linda Engelken and Randy Green work hard on learning something much more importanthlife the KEYHOLE'S successful Christmas edition during JOURNALISM. itSCl f h 23