Parkland High School - Spectatus Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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Students act out a skit in junior Hon- ors English. Mrs. Combs, from Southern Bell, talks to Mrs. Sam's English class about the use and techniques of the telephone. Debbie Solomon interprets dance to the Nadia's Theme. Brigette Lambeth sings for a class project in values. Mrs. Anderson prepares Kristan King and Tim Stokes for a play performed at Hanes Mall. Students act out the Second Shepherds' Play. Effie Mayfield and jimmy Wooten talk to Bill East at journal and Senti- nel. 11:1

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r1:g..-'?i'- .-f 'f A I ffm .56- With pen in hand and a textbook before them, the students at Parkland spent another year of learning basic skills. Approximately 93 courses were offered, and new textbooks were used in the English, Foreign Language, and Mathmatics Departments. Many students worked hard to achieve a better knowledge of life, and at mid-term, there were 341 Honor Roll students. Computer printed cards reported grades to students and parents. Half-way through the year, Mrs. Tina Keith joined the faculty as registrar. lyme -, Students from Mr. Griffin's Twentieth Century America class work on re- search in the Resource Center. Miss Mossburg demonstrates make- up ideas on Linette Hensel. Paul Douglas sands a frame for a deer picture. Valerie Page takes notes off the board in IROTC Pam Burwell gazes at a photograph in Advanced Biology. Curriculum X 15

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T ,ada 'Qs L Til i its l l X E English teaches one to search his inner self and to make value judgements. Leslie Chesson Guest speakers and field trips to journal and Sentinel, Drama festivals, Drama workshop, and Hanes Mall highlighted the English classes. Special interest was created by the units in Values, Death, and a new unit of Heroes. The English Department received four new text books. These were: Contemporary English, Composition Through Literature, The Mass Media and The School Newspaper, and a new grammar book. Sf it English f 17 X '