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5. MRS. DOROTHY SIBLEY ... English II ... B.A., NSU; M.Ed., LSUS ... Sponsors Sophomore Class and Drama Club. 6. MR. THOMAS VEILLON ... English II. Ill, American History ... B.A., NSU ... Sponsors 4-H Club. 7. MS. CAROL ZAFFATER ... English IV, Debate ... B.A., UNIV. OF Arkansas ... Sponsors Debate Team. OPP. PAGE LEFT: Mrs. Green has group discussion with her students. OPP PAGE RIGHT: Research papers re¬ quire many hours of work in the library. ABOVE LEFT: Junior English requires reading many novels. LEFT: Mrs. Zaffater teaching her class.
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Students Explore Literature Not only was grammar stressed at Shreve, but the study of literature was also an important aspect of all English classes. Different themes in stories, poems, and novels helped students learn about the social world around them. Freshmen were in¬ troduced to classical plays such as Romeo and Juliet, sophomores read a wide variety of literature, while juniors concentrated on American historical works, and seniors studied world literature. The faculty of English teachers widened student knowledge of literature. 1. MS. LILLIAN MOCH ... English II, III, IV .. B.S.. Grambling State Univ. 2. MRS. HOLLY NICHOLLS ... English I, Civics ... B.S., LSU . . . Sponsors Freshman Class. 3. MRS. RUTH PAGE ... English, German I, II... B.A., Albion College ... Sponsors Sophomore Class, German Club and Drama Club. 4. MRS. MARY ANN SHAW .. English III .. B.A., Centenary; M.A., La. Tech.
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Social Studies Deepens Knowledge Of The World The social studies courses offered at Shreve gave students the opportunity to explore customs and traditions from throughout the world. Learning about the customs of many other coun¬ tries helped to increase the students’ outlook of other countries and allowed them to compare them to our own. No matter what course the student took, it helped them to understand the ever- changing world. ABOVE: Sharon Collins, Lauren Teague, and Jim Holland learn how to study and enjoy Civics. RIGHT: Judith Gibson points out Shreveport on a map. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM: Lisa Auchard dreams of where she would like to live in the future. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Mrs. Adger’s class shows their faith to our country by saying the pledge. 30 LOG
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