Douglas High School - Trojan Yearbook (Winston, OR)

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Language Arts Seek Free Expression English classes had a Confrontation With Truth through the film enrichment program. Some of the films viewed were, The Robe, A Song in My Heart and Lust for Life. Students learned to express themselves by writing a good paragraph, then progressed to theme writing. One random topic was, If you had the choice would you marry a famous person or a doctor? Why? Seniors undertook the study of Shakespeare. Speech class studied one another's character through oral interpretation or group therapy. Other classes in the English Department, headed by Miss Laura Grubbs, wereg developmental reading, Spanish and language arts. Q 1 huulumuuuunaqrau TAKING A DIRECT quote from a library reference was Sheryl Peters. LIBRARY AIDE LINDA Anderson stared distantly into space. DEVELOPMENTAL READING STUDENT Bob Jordan corrected his paper by listening intently to the answers recorded on tape. ,su - ,.71.uuunn- up-F -

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JAMES ANDERSON MARION BROWN LAURA GRUBBS MARK GAROUTTE GAVE serious thought to a question before answering. MELVIN JONES LUCY SCHULTZ LARRY WILSON IN PREPARATION FOR an exam, Sophomore Karen Keller and other English ll students reread a literature assignment. 34 LANGUAGE

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PUZZLING OVER AN Algebra l problem concerning sets and their relationships was Fresh- man Cindy Berglund. THE COMBINED EFFORTS of Dick Heard and Walter Osborne solved a Geometry problem concerning triangles. 36 MA TH JUNIOR CONNIE I ABC. I I I I I I , I I ' xxx k i I 'uv' X, I s K4 A K k r , I WILLIAM AAFINIO FRANK ROSE