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Chris Scorsone types her final copy. Correcting the themes is a big job Mrs. Hamlin answers questions Karen for Mrs. Harvie. Hillman has about her graded theme. W1 fl More individual help and theme work are part of the accelerated program. Miss Yates helps Ken Fisher.
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. ,Jw . i re! N QQ- -...,,,, NS' MJ A is if W Miss Costa instructs seniors as to Sue Rhule uses the card catalogue. Ge'-HB9 Hurst begins his the use of the library. research theme Themes Are Emphasized At Arthur Hill Mrs. Dancer illustrates the dictionary's usefullness in theme work to Linda Brown. In line with administration policy to provide the best instruction for all students, the English Department offers classes on three levels: ac- celerated, academic, and basic. The six new accelerated classes move at a faster pace. Ad- mission to these special classes is based on teacher recommendation, and grammer and reading tests. Academic classes aim at a com- prehensive program in all phases of English, while basic concentrate on fundamental skills and practical application. Accepting the theory that students learn by doing, the program puts a premium on compo- sition, both oral and written. Impromptu, expo- sition, descriptive, and research themes are re- quired. Precis, paraphrases, character sketches, interpretations, and book reports allow students to organize and present their ideas. The cul- mination for seniors is the thousand word re- search theme.
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Mary Rappuhn and Sue Brethauer give their demonstration speech entitled How to Bathea Dog. Bill Rohn seems confident as he gives his marking period speech. Do you plan to become a lawyer, an orator, or a businessman? If you do, public speaking or debate will give you the poise and self-confi- dence that is needed to speak in front of the public. Traveling to other schools is the Arthur Hill DebateTeam, coached by Mr. Birdsall. Debaters spend much time in research, and debating with members of the class. Spring speech activities, under the direction of Mr. Grueber, complete the school year in the speech department.
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