Chippewa Valley High School - Layon Yearbook (Clinton Township, MI)

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ove 0ver Shakespeare This year the English Department has added two new courses to its list of many fine class choices. These new courses, Lit I and Lit ll, will enable the student to fulfill his literature credit needed to graduate. These classes, taught by Ms. Roarty, Ms. O'Neill, Ms. Balch, and Ms. Barry, will give the students the basic understanding of literature and exposure to all forms: novel, short story, poetry, and biography. One new faculty member has been added to the English Department's staff. Mr. Gregory Bator, the Debater , teaches debate class and prepares his students for annual competition. Along with the other changes, new teaching equipment is being used in the English Department this year. The new tachistoscope machine, used in the 9th grade reading class, is designed to increase the student's reading skills. lt especially aids in increasing the student's comprehension skills and reading speed. Mr. Myers T' I nlflll X S lllf all Mr. Vance 132 tm su... 'WX' 'tl M l w 2 Q Q ' X 4 lx wi rv . N Q .. - x A. UWM: . wx A UI y. I

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S. 134 lt's a new year for both the students and teachers in the Foreign Language Department. Mr. Zalar and Mrs. Kendziora work very hard to make the classes complete every year. In the French classes Mr. Zalar teaches an interesting philosophy. On est vieux quand ses regreats remplacent 'Accent' Is on Language ces reves, says Mr. Zalar. For those of you who don't understand French, it means, One is old when one's regrets replace one's dreams. Spanish takes a turn in the other direction. Mrs. Kendziora makes it simple with, Nostros aprendemos a hablar Espanol. ln other words, they iust learn how to speak Spanish. Mr. Zalar Mrs. Kendzlora WNW wav l all , ' l A 'll' F l.,l ll 1' 'l,l,,l,l ' 'llm lll .l ,lk 4