Ypsilanti High School - Ypsi Dixit Yearbook (Ypsilanti, MI)

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From finger painting to sculpture, “You're a good man, Charlie Brown.” to a toceata, varia- tions of “Jingle Bells” to the “Gloria,” strange sights and sounds surround. swallow up, and complete the atmosphere of our fine arts department Brilliantly colored displays, all types of performances, both vocal and instrumental and the presentation of students’ talents were the goals and accomplishments of this department. The teachers responsible for this »rogress were; Mr. Earle Pearson, Mrs. Barbara Weiss, Mr I t Don Racine, Mr. Richard Skinner, and Mr. Herbert Fry as department chairman

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Early Civilizations, Modern World. History, American History, Political Science, Eco nomics, and Sociology constitute the wide variety of courses offered by our social studies department No clear definition can be given to the long-range goals established by this department except to say thatetheirs has beenmtlve-task of ac quainting us with the wonders of ancient civilizations, the confusion of gglitieal science, the fundamentals of economies ane sociok ZY and the uniqueness oh@ur own history All in all, their everlasting goal isthedevelopment of good, well-rounded, understanc citizens of the world The staff consisted of: Mrs. Linda Hougan, Mr.Bill Dusbiber, Mr. Edward Heyr Mr. Christopher Burke, MrPaul Althouse, Mr. Bill Schmidt, Mrs. Ricky Zahn, and Virginia Eyman Te