Marina High School - Ragnarok Yearbook (Huntington Beach, CA)

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The Reading Department worked to help students read better. To do this the department offered classes designed to provide students with extra instruction in bringing their reading up to grade level. Through such courses as E.S.L., QEnglish as a Second Languagej stu- dents from a foreign country can also improve their reading and English skills. The Special Education program helps students with special difficulties get through school while still feeling a part of the total school environment. The program offers students individualized assistance with counseling, academics, attendance, program planning, study, and organizational skills. rw.. , , M, - ' vv-,- f f .wiiif 'T Q Hr T g T 4 Q Reading Chairman Brian Beall surveys his class as members work independently. Academics Brian Beall Jo Ann Blair f mf affrrffaagjfliiflfi-'jr f H H 'ggstrggyfsexyacriE2,:gW'EWggWf V' ' :Q 'll' V Alfa f ' Z J i ' ,f . ff ,- . lglll a' T ,W T af i 5 f' Jfwfl Jim Coon Bgrbafa Creighton Judi Dreyer Susan Holz V 0 E.S.L, Coordinator Murray program structure. im E ff , , - '.v1: .i- LH, f , V, ,gg I W - V I T Sobel takes time to chat with assis tant principal Jim Lande about changes in Special Ed. Reading

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The Business Education Department is special because it requires students to ap- ply the knowledge and skills they have learned in other disciplines to a field which can train them for the real world of work and daily living. Economics and account- ing polish math skillsg typing and dictation spruce up English grammar and sentence structure. According to department chair- man Marion Harris, every aspect of the department is student-oriented for the fu- ture. Typing rooms are equipped with electic typewriters and students get ample practice writing business letters and typing important forms. ln a computer-literate society, the abili- ty to type is becoming more and more vital. Academics Nu-m..,,,. lk 'Hum-...Q -lv-um.. imgizgiipiigil :amount A Na-qmnuuunuuh quail? ' .--and-I qpnunu-Q ...Numan Elo Topper Horack explains centering procedure to two students. V ' 'W' 4 - SML 9'W5594 i I f. V H 7' I 5 ' jfs' -1 ni M b' Marion Harris Topper Horack l i ', A www Denese Morris Joan Robinson i-ff . 7 Wsnuaw,. Students busily calculate margins for those special papers. Business Education