Webb City High School - King Jack Yearbook (Webb City, MO)

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IN ENGLISH New Courses Offered The year 1975 brought several changes in our English department. Possibly the most noticeable was the extensive variety of classes offered in the English curriculum. The changes were brought about by ad- ditions of one-semester classes which cover a wide spectrum of interests. These classes consisted of media, sports and contemporary English. Pictured Clockwise Starting Below: Mrs. Linda Benson, Miss Nydia Jenkins, Miss Debbie Betz, Mrs. Margarite Crox- dale, Miss Roberta Hill, Mrs. Marilyn Dishman, Miss Barbara Jones, and Mrs. Barbara Queen.

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IN SOCIAL STUDIES Students Choose How would you like to travel back through time and walk the streets of ancient civilizations, relive the violent era of the war between the states, or perhaps even involve yourself in the crazy, mixed-up period of prohibition and the flappers? Student involvement, that ' s the main objective of this years Social Studies department. Semester courses have been designed in such a way that the student not only learns the sometimes trivial facts, but can also become a part of the trials, emotions, and actions of each historical period. Pictured Below: Mr. John Green, Publications, Social Studies; Pictured Below Right: Mr. Walter Cochran, Social Studies; Pictured Far Below Right: Miss Linda Feland, Social Studies; Pictured Far Right: Mr. Charles Meadows; Social Studies; Pictured At Right: Mr. Alfred Jenkins, Social Studies.