Clinton High School - Clintonia Yearbook (Clinton, IL)

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14 RETA RINKENBERGER English IVA M.A. 111. State University MIRIAM ABBOTT English I, II, MIC B.S., 111. State University JAMES ADCOCK English IIB, 11IA B.S., Eastern 111. University JANE CARMODY English III, IVB B.A., 111. Wesleyan University DELORES NEPS English III, IVB B.S., Central Missouri University MARIANNE WEINSTEIN English I, IIB, Speech B.A., 111. State University MYRA WESTRAY English IIB, IIA B.S., 111. State University KATHLEEN WILLOUGHBY English IA, IIB B.A., 111. State University

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JAMES BREWSTER Instrumental Music M.S., Millikin Fine Arts ifk Mr. Brewster heads the Fine Arts department which educates C.C.H.S. students in art, dramatics, speech, and vocal and instrumental music. During the year the department has contributed much to the activities of the school including: Vocal and Instrumental Concerts, SPOON RI ER ANTHOLOGY, THE MUSIC MAN, and half-time performances at the football and basketball games. The art students also learn such skills as weaving, ceramics, drawing and painting. SANDRA ARCHEY Art I, II, III, IV. B.S., Eastern 111. Univ. DAVID CARRITIIERS Vocal Music M.S., 111. State I niv. DAVID WEBF.RG Dramatics, Speech B.S., 111. State Univ. 13

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English Department Authorities say that the teacher of English should have at least 2000 goals. Most people realize goals should cover the broad aim of more effective communication and will, therefore, relate to listening, speaking, reading, writing, and thinking. The seven members who compose the Clinton High English Department try to keep these ideas in mind when they plan unit work. Three years of English are required for all students and a fourth year is optional; three ability tracks are available each year. Mrs. Ralph Rinkenberger serves as the department head. 15