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(Right) Juniors Cheryl Evilsizer and David Rowe discuss a homework assignment during a Sports Literature class. (Below) In their English class sophomores Crystal Siier and Vivian Zwick spend free time to read and do pressing work. (Bottom) Becky Edwards gives her views about an editorial to Pub people Steve Taylor, )ene ' Specht and Renee Farmer. K IS, L ir ■am now o ( Oy M.y I ' Wf?j 14— English
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Video-tapes provide guides for elective English classes Although no new English courses were added, enrollment increased, partially because Sophomores were permitted to elect courses, causing a need for a part- time teacher. To make the courses more exciting, teachers experimented with the use of videotaped television programs, especially in Mystery and Suspense. in this course some students worked with their short-story talents. Some of their stories were printed in the Dispatch. Video-tape was also used in speech, allowing the students to observe their actions and improve their methods of speaking. Speech classes incorporated a nine-week class in Basic Communication which lightly covered areas more deeply studied in the regular speech classes. Another addition was Advanced Speech. Members of the Speech Team winning a- wards included Steve Taylor, placing in the broadcasting regional, Lois Levihn, Gayle Smith, and Kurt Schryver for re- gional oratory and extemporaneous. Next year students beginning in the journalism field may use one semester for either English or journalism credit and any additional journalism will be for journalism credit only. The Basic Journalism classes have broadened their exposure to mass communications media to include radio, television, and maga- zines, rather than just newspapers as they had done previously. The classes toured the news-Sentinal Journal-Gazette building to observe how papers are pro- duced. (Above) During his reading lab class, iunior Garfield Trigg finishes a reading comprehen- sion assignment. (Left) In their elective English course, soph- omores Tim Ankenbruck and Becky Durtschi work on a literature paper. English— 15
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