Ellinwood High School - Eagle Yearbook (Ellinwood, KS)

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Resolved: “That the Federal government should establish a comprehensive program to regulate health care in the United States. The Debate team consists of seven members this year. They did very well in the tournaments they attended. The Advanced Speech class consisted of ten members. By the end of the season nearly all the members qualified for state. a. First and second place Debate trophies. b. Mr. Hogg instructs Brad Urban in the proper techniques of giving a speech. c. DEBATE TF.AM '78: (I. to r.) T. Hatcher. T. Lange. Mr. Hogg. D. Miller. C. Griffith. J. Jenson. J. Dreil.ng. d. ADVANCED SPEECH: (I. to r.) R Worman. C. Griffith. D. Miller. J. Jensen. T. Lange. T. Hatcher. N. Peter. J. Drciling. NOT SHOWN: R Kincaid. Greg Stephens. 14

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German I and II and Latin I and II were taught by Vickie Moreland. In German I and Latin I. the students learn the basic sentence structure and how to speak and translate the languages. In German II and Latin II. they learned the cases and about the culture and geography of their land. a. JoEllen Klepper and Zane Kramp work busily on (heir assignments for Miss Moreland. b. Miss Moreland, points out humorous facts of interest to the class. c. Lori Wilson tries to help Joyce Grant understand her assignment d. Penny Callison glances for a picture, while Denise Krom stares into space. e. An interested German class listens to Marty Straub rattle off in German II. a A 13

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Mr. Flax taught Shorthand I and Typing I. In Typing I students learned the basics in typing. They gained speed and built confidence in their abilities. Shorthand I learned brief forms, principles, derivatives, and phrases. Mr. Flax and Mr. Vogt shared in teaching Advanced Typing and Shorthand. They worked on a simulated business called Serendipity. a. Sue Menges and Joyce Gram learn typing techniques in Typing I. b. Mr. Flax radiales friendliness in class. c. Jane DcWcrff and Penny Kowalsky read in Shorthand II. d. Terri Sparks writes her lessons in Shorthand I. e. Jacque Tyler and Joan Thomas work in Advanced Typing. 15