Carroll High School - Argosy Yearbook (Flora, IN)

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ENGLISH English is a required course. There were many levels of English classes of- fered at Carroll. Academic English, aimed at college-bound students, offered every- thing from giving speeches to keeping a journal. Practical English, for the average student, offered literature and grammar at an easier level than Academic classes. Basic English was offered to students with a lower ability level. Miss Eckert, Mr. Fincher, Mrs. Rolfs, and Mrs. Pullen all taught English. Betty Crocker lives! I went to college for this! Tim and Alan just love English. Proof that the Great Pumpkin lives!

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FRENCH ■ Many changes were brought to the French classes this year. Miss Rusch be- gan to teach French I and II. These classes introduced students to French cul- ture and put emphasis on listening and speaking skills. Mrs. Traxler-Carter con- tinued to teach French III and IV, which put more emphasis on vocabulary, litera- ture, oral recitation, and composition. Mrs. Reedy also taught French classes during Mrs. Traxler-Carter ' s pregnancy leave. David and Julie study Francais. Julie is having fun in French I. Pam dreams of a sunny day in Paris. i i: Mrs. Reedy teaches French III and IV.