University High School, Jordannus,1964, Page 19

Description:	Rounded Out a Full Year in ’64;Diversification is the watchword at U-school withfive nationalities represented; almost as many namesas students; sculpture, woodwork, metalwork, art,history, journalism, psychology, sociology, economics, and orchestra offered in addition to theregular courses; and as many different teachingmethods as there are teachers.And everywhere there are people to meet, totalk with, to learn from. Even if a student doesnot encounter one of the specialized subjects, hecannot help but profit from meeting those whohave taken such courses.The atmosphere at University High School isone of exploration. Talk ranges from a discussionof the chances for the tennis team to the chancesof a settlement in Panama. Students take advantageof the rec-room, the cafeteria, a pep session, aquiet corner of the library, or just a position bythe locker to talk and learn.“We love you, Beatles!”Linda Miller, junior, found Beatle cookies won her fameand fun.»■“If she’d just once show up on time.”Peter Marshall, senior, resorts to studying while he waits.“And I want them rung up separately so I won’t have to paysales tax.” Mason Hewitt tells Susan Richardson how heplans to pay for his college education.** X -I“What do you mean you’re late for class!”Miss Lackey, dean of girls, can’t believe it.19
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Collection:	University High School

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