C E Ellison High School - Free Spirit Yearbook (Killeen, TX)

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TAKING notes is an important part of English class. Ron Duckett hurriedly copies down Mrs, Wheeler's lecture notes. For all juniors, American History is a required sub- ject. SHELLY IACKSON looks over Mrs. Boltz's shoulder while she corrects her paper. 2' l A iw if s '24 i , :hs 5 k k s I 4 wif g MR. HEFNER reads off an assignment to his 8 - Required fifth period class. TWO field hockey players, Heidi Wilden and Patty Moore, prepare to start their game. IN Mrs. Wheeler's sixth period class, Mike Shoemaker turns around to discuss the day's English assignment with lulie Thomas. ' ...., 33

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'- .kai we 'J A REQUIRED: I3' 2 for Everyone REQUIRED-That which is needed, essential. How many times have students heard, llYou have to take this to graduate? Subjects are re- quired because students need a basic understanding of math, English, and other basic subjects. Here students need credits in English or English electives, math, science, social studies, health and P.E. Seniors must take American government and Free Enterprise. Saralynn Flores felt lltaking American l Nxt Qt, wx Q 5 ' t 'f.lLI,Q,pyflQ Q t . :pf l VV .,., .., M.....a-..,,x inf we LS E WN.,fffg s 4 N yy5Qj .1441 'g,1g TZ-tiff . '. ' f ,,j ,Q:N Z.. :fm Y f - lgwg N ,-.Q,ff,f,j x X, W .. W- ff is E riffs if ,f -af lg: It , - N' , f 35 jj Tc, . , Q, - A ,J -S ..-'IZ ,I Government is helpful to students in that it informs you of your rights and privileges as a U.S. citizen. Many seniors who are college bound take senior English to help prepare them for freshman English in college. When Sylvia Hardin was asked about English, she replied, 'llt helps you learn more about the writing you will be doing in college. DONNA SARVIS takes the ball in for a goal during Ms. Rosen's sixth period field hockey class. HP' MR. VOLPE ponders an answer he's just gotten to a physics problem. AFTER furiously taking notes, Rita Diaz looks up for more instruction. Required - 9 I yout and copy by Ursula Bickham