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(LEFT) Concentrating on his Camp assignment, Bob Mutschler writes a narrative essay. (BELOW) Pretend¬ ing to play the drums, Renee Bebout and other Speech students do their mouthings of songs in the A-V Cen¬ ter. Becky Braden, Mrs. Grove, Karla Yost, and Joyce Geisel discuss different of the out¬ doors that can be used in a descriptive essay 7
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English Adopts Phase Speaking to a large group, Mr. Markley makes an assign¬ ment to one of his nine week phase-elective classes. With the help of a consultant from the State Department of Education, the English department spent considerable time origi- nizing a new curriculum this year. The new program, called Phase-Elective English, allowed students to choose their classes on a nine week basis instead of the traditional English classes. The new classes, opened to sophomores, juniors, and seniors, were subject oriented and phased according to the level of difficulty. Some of the classes offered during the past year were Mystery and Suspense, Creative Writing, Facing the Future, and The American Novel. Elective Program Norman Sprunger does a commercial for his nine week course called !l Be- hind the Camera, 11 6
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Math Students Study Trig, Limits ' w (RIGHT) In senior math Ron Gremaux puts a problem concerning the Law of Cosines on the blackboard. (BELOW) Working at the board, Jon Kaehr and Gordon Gerber try to figure out a trigonometric problem. 8
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