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Right: Speech sfudenfs Kalhy Coulfer, Calhy Chambers, Denise Marksberry, Sue Pirnenfel and Greg Long pracfice reading lo a class. Far Righf: Sieve Phillips and Scoff Sargen+ pracfice reading on speed reading machines. Below Far Right ln Mulfi Media Tara Schide and Judi Thornfon par- ficipafe in class discussion aboul Anewspapers. Below Righ+: ln English class Leonard Overholser and Tim Ryan discuss magazine arficle. Below: Mr. Dennis Cochran's lndependenf Reading Class concenfrafe on Their reading. fi 'A d . ,ww-f' I' 2 A J,-,,ff
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is l i gyyg E s ., EE 553 xiii N MM am, A Speed reciding ottered tor tirst time here dt Eost This year tor the tirst time at East, Speed Reading was ottered. Two devices that were helptul were speed reading machines and the word game Scrabble. Mr. Riley, a teacher in South Unit, taught the course. Guided Independent Reading was a special course tor students who enioy reading on their own and at their own pace. Multi-media consisted ot studying medias such as television, newspaper, and radio. Speech students participated in speech tournaments and many won tro- phies. Students prepared tor contests during speech classes. Above Left: Scott Lucas reads a book ot his choice in Guided Independent Reading class. Left: Carolyn Matthei and Barry Schultz play Scrabble in Speed Reading to improve their vocabularies,
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Sfudenfs offered large voriefy of English courses Sophomores fhis year chose befween fhree required English courses: basic composifion and American liferafure, basic composifion and survey of lifera- fure, and basic English. Sfudies included pracfical wrifing slcills and reading. Juniors were offered fwo courses: cornposifion and American liferafure and composifion and world liferafure. Composifion and world liferafure dealf wifh man's universal fraifs and exposi- fory wrifing. Seniors had choices befween advanced composifion and world lifera- fure or advanced composifion and lifer- ary analysis. Bofh courses dealf wifh wrifing composifions and sfudying plays and novels. E 'if 'rcucl fbi Llcn 1 JS 3 GJ e , , 9 4 2.1 ,K 0' ,J ,Q ia' ' is Q! My -ff' 0 .-n .'3' f L 'F' My ,iii . 1,7-ef
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