Harvard School - Sentinel Yearbook (North Hollywood, CA)

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ADMINISTRATICN AND STAFF ivg? Mrs. Charles Baxter ' f 'p A Registrar .f in A Mr. Charles l - Q C ustka C- Dir. Planning and Development 1 42707 Mrs. Derrill Howe V Sec. Alumni and Pub. Rel. M gli. ,ff ,ov- '13 X N Mr. John Johnston Dir. Alumni and Pub. Rel. Mrs. Virginia K. Pickrell , Sec. Planning and Development ,L-A... Mrs. Byron Ryan Receptionist i il W 2 , 'm X A 7 N- I BUSINESS AND SERVICES Mr. Frank Alvarez Business Office ,En Col. Albert E. Burr Jr. f Business Manager ' ' Miss Rebecca Fillebrown School Nurse i ir' Mrs. Kathleen L. Gibbs 1 M Secretary Q A R Mrs. A.N. Richard Q A, Business Office 1 Mrs. Faye Sitch Seamstress n 4 . W X A .3 W-is 1 1. aa- 7' ,cw .a. . i Q J 7 1 . 3 0 ... :'. -51. SQ' 1 'T- '1 'i. ,'uq!1'.'J- gn, --Q ,L :fyflls .Lv ' 'aw ,- n X w r f'i'f ,f . -1- an N ,. cu R 1

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'Xl Mr. Hoyle 1967-1968 was an exciting year within the English Dept. While continuing to stress the fundamentals of composition and literary analysis, the dept. performed several experi- ments which proved to be successful. To mention but a few: Fr. Richmond Grant employed an overhead projection series on composition in the 7th grade which provided a solid back- ground in sentence structure and paragraph development. The class found that the visual aids were very helpful in crystalizing concepts. At the 9th grade level Mr. Philip Holmes spent much of the first semester having students write only single sentences. He found that all the problems of logic, coherence, grammar and emphasis found with the par- agraph are present within the single sentence. By the end of the semester the improvement in his student's writing was considerable. Mr. Arthur Hoyle's 10th grade class stressed first observation and sense perception and then accurate and colorful description. The degree and frequency of fine writ- ing his students produced was also extremely encouraging. Several of these efforts were published in the school literary magazine Harvest. Dept, Chairman Paul Cummins' seniors each participated in a debate and several participated in a school wide tournament. This experience was valuable for the seniors and the dept. plans to expand the debate program in the coming years. The seniors also received a demanding creative writing unit from Mr. Joe Monzio and a motion pic- ture unit from Mr. Hoyle. This year Mr. William Dillenbecks 11th grade English Literature course placed greater empha- sis on textual analysis and. as usual, his discussions of Ham- let and Macbeth were provocative and lively. Mr. Roger Kirk- patrick and Mr. Stephen Brown. both new members of the dept., provided interesting reading assignments, colorful class sessions, and personal enthusiasm for their respective 7th-Sth and 9th-10th grade classes. Mr. Read, dividing his time between the English and History depts., offered his two 8th grade sections a sound background in grammar, compo- sition. and mythology. In short, 1967-68 was a year of experimentation within the traditional framework. Z' Fr. Grant Mr. Brown t ., 34' I X 1 A ,,, .J 34 ,A .i All -fa 'M F 3 ia pig f-1, ,' J 1 .4