Trimble Technical High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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Changes In Course Of History I , l 'A2.p,,. K f' MZ r af'-X Mr. Doyle Mclntosh American History W: -QTT ' 'N 'xl , xy Q31 L.-fi, i W, Nlrs. Mary Rhodes World History 84 Red Cross . i y gg.. x 'N-i .. ,il ' - X . wav' 'f ,, 5-. Mr. Franklin E. Gist World and American History lVlrs. Fay Chatmas World History Q 1

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Mr. Theron Byrd : ri' W2 .44 Government Department Chairman l' ,, I f ,f 1 , ff 1 i- -' 1' iv if'-I Ai fvxwxs :Q X 'ki l Fei Flrf Nlrs. Pearl Benton World History Black Studies Each Da Brings Startling World History acquaints one with the making of the Old World, and the discovery of the New World, while American History gives us the story of the New World. In addition, a careful study of world and domestic events helps students see the vast changes that have come about since the beginning of early America. Government takes us back to the building of our political foundation. This course is very important to every student. lVlany questions one may have had about our iudical system, the amendments, the lawmaking process, constitution, or any- thing concerning our system of government, can be answered by taking this course, . I rd' .A 1 1 . , , we 2 VU' r tx ,Vi A , tr V K ' . v ,K ,V E K 1 i -' -4 A V . f 'W 'J' Y s Dr. Virginia Amos Government Nlexican-American Studies Black studies and lVlexican-American studies are courses offered this year to students particularly interested in knowing more about basic cultures of these two ethnic groups. Psychology and Sociology are two courses which basically tie with each other and have to do with people and the way they think and act. These two courses are offered to Tech High students in the hopes that our understanding of human behavior and ways of thinking may help us to communicate better with our fellowman and learn to accept people for what they are.

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Mrs. Dorothy Roberson lVlath and Chemistry World urvival Lies In Hands In the midst of problems caused by our everchanging en- vironment and even novv an energy crisis, science takes on new dimensions. Since it has become a matter of survival, students have changed their attitudes and take more interest in hovv science directly affects their daily lives. 5 .ff-1 as., Miss Arlyne Blue General Physical Science Mrs. Elease Knight General Physical Science f7-NG! Mr. Charles Fielding Science Freshman Class Sponsor iii, ,957 we it tr gf f ri,t