Harlandale High School - Redskin Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Q'2E2 9Tudging Qiacks Up English classes This year were grouped according To abiliTy. This was done To help The sTudenTs. More Than ever English Teachers are Trying To coordinaTe The curriculum OT Their classes wiTh Those of sur- rounding iunior high and high schools. Turning a Tairy Tale inTo a news sTory was one of The TirsT assignmenTs in Journalism. Members OT Journalism wriTe The sTories Tor The school paper. JuaniTa Garza, one OT The Journalism sTudenTs, won Two ciTaTions on a TeaTure sTory she wroTe from The lnTerscholasTic League Press Conference. Speech classes keep Themselves busy by wriT- ing Two speeches a week. This year Speech class par- TicipaTed in The TriniTy Speech FesTival. l-larry Boyd won TirsT place in disTricT in poeTry reading, making him eligible To compeTe aT regional lnTerscholasTic League conTesTs. Ann Luse won a Third in poeTry reading: WalTer Dunk, a Third in ready wriTing, and David lvlarTinez a Third in prose reading. . . ,! 0 K l Lg 3 Y- V -4--4773 R..- T-sr Nl l I ns ,ll 4 D. ' 45, f . y if 'M' N. . 4' I A , I' :EE If ,L ,,.. ' 1: as- ' 'Y' 544 , ' 3 N Q 1 n ii-QH4? Z.. as-,Q Q . 5' p in Qll nf., 1' -- '44 41. Miss Mary Daunoy English Bards 8: Scribes Miss Judith Began English Speech Thespians M Miss Conslance Burn English .Rfk -of Q Mrs. Ina Mae Dixon English Mrs.Lois Giles English Sponsor of Sophomore Class Mr. Dan Haley English Mrs. Lorene Higbie English Juan lvlaTa and Virginia Alcorfa give speech during speech class. Mrs. Rufh Lewis English Bards 8: Scribes Miss Shirley McLennan English Sponsor of Junior Class Y-Teens Mrs. Dorofhy ST E l' h ng is Journalism Yearbook Newspaper inson

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Ari, Music Creaiive Deparimenis Displag Work, Training A .Teacher's insTrucTion and a sTudenT's eagerness To achieve make a good combinaiion. This has been proved by some OT The work puT ouT by This year's arT sTudenTs. An accomplishmenT Tor The arT deparTmenT was having Two OT iTs sTudenTs win in The regional eliminaTions oT ScholasTic ArT Awards Tor l968. The sTudenTs were Harry Boyd, whose achievemenT was in phoTography, and Susan SzosTakowski, who won Tor her pencil drawing. BoTh oT The sTudenTs' work was senT To naTional head- quarTers in New York To be iudged Tor naTional awards. AnoTher acTiviTy oT The arT deparTmenT was a sale aT Shoppers CiTy Mall on ChrisTmas, sponsored by Mrs. Elaine Milburn, arT Teacher. Here, arT sTudenTs sold Tlower arrangemenTs, candle holders, and oTher iTems which They had made. WheTher iT is P-TA, Public Schools Week, or a ChrisT- mas program, The Glee Club usually geTs inTo The acT. This year members oT The vocal music group even meT aTTer school To sing iusT Tor Tun. NOT dismayed by a liTTle Thing like a heavy rain ThaT Torced Honors NighT To be held in The gym wiThouT beneTiT oT a piano, Mr. John Lile, choral insTrucTor, solved The problem by having Two members, Tony Faikus and Myles Wells, play a guiTar accompanimenT Tor vocalisT RoberT Campos. Z' Harry Boyd seTs up a display of his winning phoTography. he 3 Y it-'if f- - -we , -J T' Ai . A Mrs. Elaine Milburn Ari Richard Garcia, Rudy Yanos. and KaThy STone display arT obiecTs.