McClintock High School - Historian Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Individual Comprehension Program Everett Martin Mqfy Nickell Margretta Smylie Maxine Weiland Beebe Winterberg Doug Nurnburg Lilly 5l1UlfS EVelYf' Smith l IN PREPARATION FOR Thoreau's Walden, Junior Carol Inman consults her textbook. EDDIE VALLE, Carolin Cranson and Buddy Mishler from Miss McCullen's fifth-hour class unravel a short-story collage. English-23

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'SAD SACK' MODELS the latest fashions in Celtic dress and accessories as Senior Christee Allen presents her oral report on the Anglo-Saxon period. SENIORS ED GAICKI, Mike Melichar, and Scott Anderson portray three revelers from Chaucer's The Pardoner's Tale. While fulfilling their English requirements, the students acquire a greater appreciation and insight of literature. 22-English Pupils Pu h OVER 300 students were affected by the curriculum of the Reading Department. Employing the Teacher-Aide program, students received individualized instruc- tion. In addition, Accelerated Reading supplied skills and speed to 27 Seniors. An Interest Program for 40 students was sponsored by Instructors, Mary Nickell and Maxine Weiland under the guidance of Dr. John Edwards from ASU and Principal William Boyle. SENIORS DAN ZIEGILMILLER and Louie Baldenegrc prepare to improve vocabulary skills as Sophomore Mike Cook awaits his card.

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Experts Show Fluency in Teaehin Priscilla Chavez Cecilia Esquer Nancy Lewis Armando Ramirez Wolfgang Schufte Lydia Vlachos A LA DERECHA, illustrates Lydia Vlachos as she explains the correct placement of Spanish articles to her fifth-hour class. 24-foreign language OFFERING AN OPPORTUNITY for students to learn not only the languages of other countries, but also to appreciate other cultures served as the main obiective of the Language Department. The acquisition of new textbooks, the frequent use of the lab, and the viewing of a variety of films and records updated the department and enabled it to handle the 700 students involved in languages. Priscilla Chavez and Armando Ramirez, both graduates of ASU, increased the staff to six. The department, headed by Lydia Vlachos, concentrated on four languages: German, Spanish, French, and Latin.