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Learning is a fundamental in everyone's life. Whether it be how to bake bread or to derive a formula, learning is inescapable. The Indian was given a place to learn at AHS. A high school library of 14.000 books and periodicals gave the Indian a source of learning. The required Developmental Reading classes taught the Indian how to learn through special techniques in reading. The teachers hit the students with quizzes and tests to make the facts stick. 8ul, the Indian's main reason for attending a high school was to learn, and when he saw the degree of education he received at AHS. he realized that THIS MUST 8E THE PLACE. Above: Capturing the beauty and elegance of antique buildings. Robin Woodsome uses a felt tip pen to draw a display of graphic designs. Right: Librarian Mrs. Jacobs and Bob Kelly discuss a book in front of the library while a friendly pamted squirrel seems to be passing by. 11
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'TJcea Bridges changes teaching styles, English courses The Language Arts Department saw many changes under the supervision of Mrs. Bridges, the new department head. Short stories, poetry, and other types of writings were produced by the 20 students in the new creative writing class taught by Mrs. Maine. Many of the articles were contributed to the Little Chief, the literary magazine printed by the class. For the first time at AHS. team teaching became active on a larger scale. Mr. McGoon's honors classes formed small groups with Mrs. Pitts' composition classes to work on research booklets concerning the occult, psychology, philosophy, ecology, medicine. and family life. Oral presentations. given in the auditorium, demonstrated different aspects of each of these topics. Mrs. McHenry's advanced Spanish class combined with Mrs, Mullarke s World Literature class to sec filmstrips and hear lectures from both the Spanish and literary aspects of Don Quixote. Remedial English students Joe Thompson. Eddie Lindsey. Terry Price, and Jim Stewart paint a desk in the reading lab as part of a class research project. 12 Language Arts
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