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Reaching beyond usual bookwork Reaching beyond the usual book-work associated with classes such as social studies, English, government and foreign languages, teachers in the upper hallway incorporated various other activities to highlight their curricula. Classes taught in the upper hall of the high school included French, Spanish, government, psychology, speech, theater arts, various levels of English, social studies, and general studies classes. The French class, besides studying films, tapes, books and ditto sheets, furthered their learning experiences by involving themselves with school assemblies, the Aspenfest and a trip to Denver to see the play “Colette,” starring Diana Riggs. French instructor Nancy Oakes said during the year the class did “an awful lot of eating” and made “incredible progress” in learning the French language and culture. The Spanish classes, which combine course work with a club, like the French classes, highlighted their curriculum by involvement in the Aspenfest, the talent show and a trip to Denver to see a Flamenco dance exhibition. The classes also made the traditional pinatas at Christmas and sampled Mexican food. Besides studying various textbooks, psychology students performed experiments testing the reactions of the brain, eyes and tongue. The class, taught by Dave Martin, was visited by a psychic who exhibited her abilities to the class. Speech and theater arts classes also were popular attractions in the upper hallway. continued Face to face with an elk head adorning the MacGregor Ranch Museum, Kim Mowery (far left) browses. Danny Gavell and Shane Ring (middle left) thumb through magazines in the library. Laura Anderson (left) follows along while members of her fundamentals of English class read out loud. During their Spanish field trip, Marlene Burke and Robin Tallman (top) Indulge in Mexican food. Academics — upper hall 25
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Catching a wink, Kirk Bana (top) snoozes on one of the library couches. Julie Wynkoop (above) gives her speech after completing a research paper on the same subject for college composition English. Offering help, Dave Martin (right) answers questions posed by his psychology students. 26 Academics — upper hall
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