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academics The disaster of riots in Washington, D. C, After the assassination of Martin Luther King, the statement by our President that he will not again run For the office, and the presence of American boys in Vietnam, make us realize That if we are to understand or solve Any of the vast problems of the w orld We must learn . . . We study new courses to prepare our minds For college, a skilled trade or marriage . . . New equipment enables us to see Daphnia swallow microscopic food, To feel the light touch of an electric Typewriter, to hear our own voices Striving to pronounce a foreign word And we are able to learn . . .
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Qpeech and English department go modern For the first time the speech depart- ment opened its doors to sophomores and juniors. Although freshman could not take speech as a class they had the opportunity, with eighth graders, to ob- serve at speech meets. Debates, panel discussions, impromp- tu and original speeches were empha- sized by speech students preparing them for participation in American Legion, Rotary, and Forensic speech contests. A new course, advanced composition, made use of slides, movies, and an over- head projector to better prepare students for college composition courses. Modern teaching methods were intro- duced in the English department with the use of English Syntax, a book of structural English, tape recordings, movies, panel discussions, and an intro- duction to logic. Field trips to the Civic Theatre increased the students under- standing of Julius Caesar. Business English stressed business let- ters and second semester students turned to selling. They learned how to con- vince the buyer to purchase their product in sales speeches. Above: With the help of an overhead pro- jector, Mrs. Andrews explains the use of various words in advanced composition class. Right: Miss Pumphrey describes library meth- ods to student librarians, left to right. Dusty Collins, Lynda Bedwell, Judy Krick, Barb Rolston, Linda Garwood, Connie Ladd, Peggy Kelly, and Debra Roop. Above Right: To get the feeling of Nature on an English field trip, Ron Kling becomes engrossed in a dandelion.
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