Gurdon High School - Gurdonian Yearbook (Gurdon, AR)

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Better Understanding of the Patterns of Society Through Social Studies and the Library CHECKING THE CARD CATALOG - Danny McDaniel finds the author of a lost book. SHELVING BOOKS - Lisa Sandidge puts into practice library science learning. MEDIA CENTER PERIODICAL SECTION is supervised by Darrell Nash. HELPING CATALOGUE Middle School books. Gene Wise assists Mrs. Taylor.

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THE ADVANCED ENGLISH III class is assisted by Mrs. Wells in writing a term paper. Communication — A Two-Way Process In order to communicate one must receive the idea through listening and reading and send the idea through talking and writing. This is accom- plished in English and Speech classes through study of literature, grammar and techniques of speech making. Mis. Shirley Wells Mis. L. C. Newton IN ALL ENGLISH classes, William Shakespeare is one well known figure.

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Mrs. Zela Taylor Mrs. Phyllis Ledbetter Mrs. Anne Selph Miss Wanda Brown Mr. Vernon Meeks Mr. Jim Stiffler IN THE SECOND SEMESTER Mrs. Judy Rhodes taught American history. Required courses in social studies were Arkansas his- tory, American history and civics. These and other social study courses help students to better under- stand how society has developed and how the past affects the present. Library science made possible research and resource material by stu- dent help in use of refer- ences, books, periodicals, and A-V materials. 27