University Breckinridge School - Eaglet Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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94 SOCIAL S TUDIES Deeision $72,, was the major concern for the social studies Classes as the age old debates of Republican versus Demo- crat were met by students concerned about their gov- ernment and their chang- ing world. World History Classes studied the spread of Civilization throughout the world to present life. The American History Classes examined past his- tory of the United States and began to realize how important our form of gov- ernment is. Debates over elections, inflation, and the Vietnamese conflict were just a few of the top- ics touched by the contem- porary issues Classes. And Sociology introduced indi- viduals into our society as each social studies class united in effort to be a part Of the solutions to man,s dilemmas. 3.: Lu 1. A t MCGmymWJ Shnwr t - ' oVFm'm! 1 l' Mcghm'cr 1i ,3: En Md MU .N lltlu'l' Ta Charles Bruce American History and Covemmenl B.A., UK M.A., MSU . , W J a ' t - , , e IF ' g mpnulwlm L www.wh Charlotte Gillum History and Sociology B.A., MSU M.A., MSU Bruce Bissmeyer Seventh Grade B.A., UK izw , uh . 4': , K I. ll 71' I;- r 'l I V t Ix h h x h x X .