Coronado High School - Legend Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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Junior English students listen to panel discussion concerning the novel, A Farewell to Arms. Mrs. Rosens English class visits library. Raymond Lopez and Becky Broughton concentrate while listening through earphones to tapes which project better comprehension in reading lab. 22 academics

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Physics students discuss and prepare an experiment concerning the different units on a lever Robert Bailey examines rock during geology. Coach Veach enjoys cake in physical science. Gina Bovc and tmily Beard, both sophomores, talk during biology while doing experiments academics 21

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Tapes, rec ords and cassettes were brought into English curriculum this year to provide variety for all classes. Popular ones included MacBeth and The Tempest, shown to sen- iors. New films, including Taming of the Shrew and Romeo and Juliet, helped sophomores and seniors un- derstand Shakespeare more fully. A first for the English Department was experimental team teaching conduc ted by Mrs. Lucille Shaw and Mrs. Nancy Leavitt on the freshman level. New literature books gave a more recent picture of literary accomplish- ments to juniors, with English history being stressed. The Class of 72 learned essentials in writing and studied works of vari- ous authors and poets. A round table discussion led by Doug Turley, senior, adds interest to the English routine. Freshman English classes give several plays to broaden interest and to entertain the students. academics 23