Choctawhatchee High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Fort Walton Beach, FL)

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Left—Kathy Llewellyn attempts to con- vince her grammar class that birth control has advantages and disadvantages. Far Left—Dr. W. B. Atkinson, Bible teach- er, points out an article on the Jesus Move- ment to Randy Trible and Larry Dixon. Below—Wesley Pettis completes a cross- word puzzle for his English class. 29

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English Students create children's books Stories written by novice authors from creative writing held inter- est of children between the ages of five and ten. Completed books went on display in the library. Mass Media students, through the use of special techniques learned in class, produced movies that com- municated with common people. Composition II students sub- mitted term papers on topics suc h as abortions, drugs, and witchcraft. Ihe semester course focuses on the college bound students' needs. Right—Composition II students Pete Kulp and Mike Frisch complete their term pa- pers with last minute research. Top Left—Charlotte Dierecks chuckles while taking an American Literature test. Above—Pointing to Mr. Sun, Paul Freder- ick, creative writing student, reads his c hildren's book to the class. 28

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Math Classes change to new approach Math V students hailed the op- portunity to go on a field trip to the Freeman Math Lab at Eglin A IB. Students viewed the computer kept in the lab and learned about the functions and intricacies of the complicated instrument. New trigonometry text books presented the circle approach, chal- lenging to both students and tea- chers. Calculus books joined the program in Math V to give students a better background for college. Right—Bob Beaudoin explains his graph to his Algebra II class. Top Right—Steve Moore and Elbert Madi- son gain assistance on a difficult problem from Mr. John Hobaugh. Above—Suzan Bosnake returns to her desk after finishing a problem on the board. 1 30