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Mr. Bernord Becker Dept. Chairman English Mrs. Eunice Petersen English Mrs. Jeraldine Davis English Resource Center records intrigue Paul Wood and Don Drcyer. Communications Design Diversified Curriculum The study of literature allows many students to derive concepts for their own life values. These values are gained through the theme concept of American English and World Literature. Coupled with this objective in the Communications Department is the emphasis on all aspects of logical communication—both written and oral. In the sophomore year the students approach world literature in such units as The Leader and The Group and Sin and Loneliness . Juniors study Transcendentalism , Calvinism , and Materialism in American Literature. Seniors study Shakespeare , The Novel , Satire , and Romantic poetry —all centered about the theme approach. Practical English I and II are designed for the vocational students. Project English has been developed for the student deserving more of a challenge. More material is covered and study in greater depth is emphasized. Speech I is designed to teach students the fundamentals of speech—voice, diction, and public speaking. Speech II furthers the development of the speaker in such activities as radio shows. The second semester consists mainly of drama. Journalism I includes the fundamentals of news writing and news gathering. Journalism II consists of laboratory editing of the Spud. Both classes report and prepare the school newspaper. 28
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Kathy Edwards finds many topics to her interest as she browses through the large selection of books and materials. Library Provides Learning Atmosphere A school librarian is often faced with the dilemma of trying to maintain a quiet, yet comfortable atmosphere for reading and study. A.H.S. librarian, Esther Myers' efforts prove fruitful, as the library is a popular study area. One may choose from a wide variety of three hundred dictionaries, encyclopedias, atlases, and other reference books. Forty magazines provide additional reference and relaxation, and a collection of over six thousand fiction and nonfiction books enhance the imagination of many. Mr. lloyd Goldstcdt Special Education Chuck Ushio's expression shows that he is proud of being first to the daily newspaper. Mrs. Vivian Andrews South High Librarian Dept. Chairman Mrs. Esther Myers North High Librarian 27
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Mr. James Waechter English Speech Dramatics Mr. William Ashley English Journalism Shakespeare’s tragedies cause serious thoughts for Joyce Ross. Mary Ostrander seems to have forgotten the tense moments that always precede a speech. Mrs. Linda Cose English Miss Jody Woltt English 29
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