Anderson High School - Indian Yearbook (Anderson, IN)

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Far Led Larry Scoit dramatizes The Raven toe oral intcrprctatioo in speech. Lett: Sarah McKee adds finishing touches to a bulletin board which she changes every week for six weeks as an extra credit project in Junior Honors English. Belov. A researched presentation of the occult gives English students John Kiely, Margie Harrulf. Doug Concrrer. Bill Stinson, Dan Johnson, standing. Mike Rowe. Kim Dietzer. and Steve Thompson a chance to delve into the world of mystery. Language Arts 13

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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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Above: Trying to lind ideal tor their world hutory projects, Mike Burke. Jett Cantwell. Cheryl Devil, Jamie Griswold, and Nancy 0|tM inspect projects ot past world hutory students Right: Contributing study hall time, Terry Morris, Mark Muttenlocker, Vaughn Lately, and Jett Clymer paint the basement ot the gym which will be used tor World Studies and American Studies, far right: Taking advantage ot the comfortable furniture m the resource center, Polly Richardson and Ed Roudebush discuss their Indiana government assignment. 14 Social Studies