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Believe it or not... Teachers use unbelievable methods to teach What makes a class interesting? It's certainly not text- book questions or endless reading exercises. The best part of most high school courses are the assignments that are a little unusual. Bill Crowley's freshman class got a new perspective of English when it was blindfolded. After reading works by Helen Keller, students tried to do everyday things like writing on paper or asking questions when both blind and mute. Becky Schreiber added a little spice to her Spanish classes by assigning them Mexican dishes to prepare. While learning to say American foods in Spanish, they also discovered how to make burritos, sopapillas, and fajitas. By the time everyone had brought a dish, the class was ready for good ol’ hamberguesas! Coach Terry Wolf's world history class got its action from World War II. Students had to come up with several WWII items and speakers, or even create new ones. In addition to the usual medals, uniforms, and pictures were a cake of Adolf Hitler and a battlefield pizza. The usual momentum of Carol Campbell's academic English IV class was slowed — for one day only — when she allowed her seniors to catch up on reading Wuthering Heights. After leaving the room to run off a set of papers, she returned to the class only to find them sprawled all over the floor! Although the unusual class days are not necessary to fulfill essential elements, they certainly make getting an education more fun. Who would ever guess you'd play with toothpicks, clay, and marbles in English or sing Christmas carols in Spanish class? 8 III opening Page sponsored by HILBERS OIL GAS Box 670 Archer City, TX
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“We believe in going for the gold ... Chris Ditto, junior ABOVE LEFT: Assistant coach Stan Davis and Donny Bates can hardly believe that the state championship trophy will finally go home with the Wildcats, photo by Tom Beesiey LEFT: Senior Eric Powell shoots a three- pointer in the last minutes of the game against Liberty Hill. Photo by Tom Beesiey Page sponsored by A TOUCH OF CLASS FLORISTS 3406 Buchanan Wichita Falls, TX opening HIT
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ABOVE: She really thinks we're read- ing, laughs Gary Bates while taking it easy with a copy of Wuthering Heights. LEFT: Kristi Walker shows off her World War II cake complete with swastika and Adolf Hitler. Page sponsored by B H EXTERMINATION Route 2 Box 206 Wichita Falls, TX opening HI 9
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