European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - February 16, 1969, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Students work out programs in Frankfurt computer clan. Putting computers on the program sometime o single teacher con Lead the Way to new developments in the High school curriculum. That was the Cote when Sam Calvin a science teacher at Frankfurt american High introduced computer mathematics into his regular Moth courses. Many students accepted the Challenge of the highly technical subject Metier with spurts of interest. The result was an elective course in computer programming which is now in its third year at Frankfurt Wiesbaden High also has added a class in computer programming. Students write a number of programs for a computer using coding sheets. A Girt then punches the cards for the program. In Frankfurt these cards go to one of two computers operated by the information and data systems Agency add detach ment of com 2, or the control data Institute downtown. We discuss what is happening to our society because of the computer,1 said Calvin a Stocky energetic California with a master of arts degree from Michigan University. I am rather pleased with the Progress we have made in the class. Each semester the output is better than  programming course is an elective at High school. It May look like greek to Reader but it Means something to machine Sam Calvin a Reg not a court three years ago sunday february 16, 1969 student punch program on card. Thi stars Anc shuns Page 15