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■SI 1. Mrs. Darlene Hunt teaches sophomore English and speech classes. She is also the sponsor of the Tri-Sigma Club. 2. Mrs. Barbara Bickel ' s busy schedule includes teaching sophomore English and speech classes, Creative Writmg, Contem- porary Literature, Drama, and Advanced Composition. She is also the speech team coach, Drama Club sponsor, and stages two fantastic productions each year. 4. Mrs. Jarrett was the fill-in for Mrs Clark. She taught junior English. 28 English
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4. Julie Grandstaff was the recipient of the 1979 Rhonda Shaw Memorial Award. 5. A local, sectional, and regional win- ner, John Chowning will be a semi-state fi- nalist in the Optimist Speech Contest in August. 6. Winners of the highest awards in drama and speech are: Rob Keaffaber, Cole Acting Memorial; Sheila Wilson, Speech Excellence; Ruth Chowning, Dyson Techni- cal Memorial; and David McKenzie, Theat- rical Excellence. 7. Rod Grey receives a Valentine cake af- ter winning the heart contest by stealing the most hearts.
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More Than Grammar English is more than just ad- verbs, conjuctions, and verb agreements. NHS offers so much more. Sophomore English classes have a semester of speech Juniors can take Creative Writing which involves broadening one ' s v riting and creative talents by keeping a journal and designing a photo- graphic essay. Contemporary Lit- erature allows one to explore such works as The Great Gatsby , A Farewell to Arms , and The Grapes of Wrath. Advanced Com- position is the senior term paper course, and the Drama class pro- vides for those interested in acting and the theater. fftij r M. »5. Miss Linda Landes teaches freshman English plus a typing class. She is also one of the cheerblock sponsors. «6. Mrs. Mary Clark opens presents at her baby shower. Before leaving, Mrs. Clark taught the junior English classes. 7. Mrs. Kitt presents awards to the Spelling Bee winners from left to right: Luke Ferguson, Journal Gazette winner; Scott Patton, Rachel Grossman, Felicia Terrell, Soma Sturgill, and Joy Gibson, Ki- wanis Spelling Bee winners. 8. Mrs. Norma Kitt teaches seventh grade English. She is also the Shield adviser. g s 9. Miss Lottie Waggoner occupies her time teaching eighth grade English and Journalism, which puts out the North Star. She is also the cheerblock sponsor. English 29
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