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Wilson projects the future

It is important to be informed about the world around us,
by learning about the past and it is essential that we know the effect that society has
upon us. Students should be aware of the things that have
happened in the past, things that are happening now, and
events which might possibly happen in the future. To be
informed is to be able to cope with, and perhaps change,
the injustices present in the world. It is the goal of the
Social Studies Department to make the Wilson student a
well-informed citizen. By studying history and cultures
we can learn much about the past. Through current
events we become informed about the present, and by
applying the knowledge gained in these and the other
social studies classes, certain things can be predicted
about the future of society. Sociology and psychology
adds to this knowledge as it provides a better insight into
personal feelings and relationships. Wilson's Social Stud­
ies Department is currently headed by Mr. Harry Febich.
The former chairman, Mr. Leon Davidheiser, is presently
working on his doctorate during his sabbatical leave.
MR, FRANKLIN JUDD western cultures, non-western cultures.

MR. PAUL BUjWID tech, american history. MR. ROY BOWEN psychology, sociology, western cultures.
baseball.

MR. HARRY FEBICH chairman, p.o.d., american history, consumer MR. LLOYD JONES western cultures, sports photographer.
economics.