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A Students institute two new history courses After petitioning and receiving the approval of Mr Havlovic and the Board of Education, West High students could elect two new senior courses-Cur- rent Events and Advanced Placement European His- tory. Informal discussions and debates take most of the time in current events, while intensive lectures and research characterize the history course. Se- niors are also offered Social Economics, covering social problems and economic systems. American History is required for all juniorsg however, West High also offers a more difficult Advanced Placement course. Sophomores, the newcomers, can take the modern history elective. Newspapers and magazines used by most classes broaden interest in national and international af- fairs, as do guest speakers and films.
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I X r,1f J, .. KX N -W UE Upper Left: Zoology student Dawn Phelps gingerly prepares a slide as Randy Partridge finishes dissect- ing a pig. Lower Left: Linda Armstrong knows two heads really are better than one when working Physics problems. Lower Center: Don't go so fast, laughs Barbara Volz as Ron Dieckmann explains a calculus problem. Upper Right: Scott Mulhauser finds it takes a steady hand and patience to measure a minute amount of sulfur. Lower Right: Before tour- ing a bank in operation, P. Bauer, S. Reed, and D. Amer study banking procedures. We 26
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