David Douglas High School - Celtic Yearbook (Portland, OR)

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Department Growing from a Teaching sTaTf of Three, The English deparTmenT now boasTs of 23 well-qualified insTrucTors. Curriculum, Too, has evolved inTo a four-year program covering as many phases as possible, such as liTeraTure, composiTion, and grammar. As a final addiTion To The deparTmenT, The reading lab- oraTory was added To aid The sTudenT Toward eTTicienT reading. Mrs. Beafrice Hansen English 1-2 BA., Radford Sfate Teachers .M.Ed,, Virginia PolyTechnic InsfiTuTe Mrs. Eleanor A. Heide Mrs. Efhel M. Jobs English l-2, 3-4 English 5-6, U.S. History A.B,, University of Oregon A.B., University of Nebraska 7 Y f 9. mi ji 1 W V' ., l l Y- H Mrs. Joanna Klick MV- Fred W. KUl'1l Depgrfmenf Chairman English 5-6, Journalism, Highlander Mr. Pavlakovich helps a sophomore find some informaTion for his English 7'8f Humcmllles B'S MS University of Oregon vocational noTebook. Miss Karen Kullbom English 5-6 BJ-X., Mills College B.A., Northern Idaho College of EducaTion M.A., STaTe Universify of Iowa Mr. Roberf E. Longanecker Miss MGVQGVGT MUYSVS English i-2, 3-4 English 5-6 BA., UniversiTy of Kansas Cify B-3-I Pofflfmd STOTG College I9

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En lil M FGST oes over o problem in English wiTh her ist period class. Working behind The scenes in The English depdrTrnenT ore The ldy reciders. To qual- ify Tor This work, The recid- ers rnUsTTC1l4e C1 rigid excirn- inc1Tion. They coin correcT pci- pers more Thoroughly Thdn ci classroom Teocher becciuse They hcive more Time dnd odd Their consTrucTive criTi- Cisms. Emghsiq 3 4 Journalism 1 Q English 3 4 Speech 1 Q Counselor Mrs Nonhrup lisTens inTenTly os cz smdent gives on ouThor talk.

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En lih Mrs. Margaret E. Northrup Miss Willene Overmyer Mrs. Carol Pavlakovich English 5-6 English l-2 English 7-8 BA., Grand Island College B.S., Portland State College B.S., Duquesne University MA., Colorado University Beginning with the sopho- more level, special proiects are required for each class. Sophomore students submit notebooks containing intor- mation which they have gathered through research about occupations ot their first and second choice. Jun- ior and senior students give author talks in coniunction with their respective curric- ula. Mr. George Pavalakovich English 3-4 B.S., Duquesne University Mrs. Dickinson explains the characteristics of English literature. Miss Agatha Rinella Mr. John Stradtman Mrs. Judith Whiting Mr. Gordon L. Wilson English 3-11, Counselor English 7-8 English l-2 English 5-6 BA., University of Portland A.B., San Diego State College BA., Willamette University B,S., Oregon State University