Dobson High School - Equus Yearbook (Mesa, AZ)

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His attention wandering, Steve Wilbur puts deeper thought into the new as- pects presented in the lecture. Carefully picking his words out of the air, Mr. McClellan emphasizes the day's lecture topic to students.

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 v « a t- v » p ’ .►►«A» »« t ► Senior Carrie Osborne pays close at- tention to an interesting lecture in fifth hour French. Mrs. Sue Kaesler checks to make sure junior Krissy Spears completed her French homework assignment.

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Molding Writers English Employs Electives B ombs detonating in the back- ground, a reporter appeared live on TV informing viewers of the events. Where had that reporter received his first taste of journal- ism? Probably in an elective Eng- lish course. Such elective courses, as jour- nalism, yearbook, speech, critical thinking research. Principles of English 3. and debate, were com- monplace in the English depart- ment. These classes provided in- terested students with more than the “basics”. Referring to her elective classes, Mrs. Conder said. I love them! Good commu- nication is the most important skill a person can have! To apply their English skills, reading was vital. Different classes were offered, according to stu- dents’ varying abilities. With enthu- siasm, teachers forged ahead, creating critical thinkers and writ- ers. Design by Tina Kwasnica. Photos by Andy Phelps. Trying to collect her thoughts, Jenni- fer Hightower looks over her notes. •yv;vv:Sv::vv:;:::C;:» ---- .'•» . v j