Harvey High School - Hornet Yearbook (Harvey, ND)

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TEACHING BASICS IS CHALLENGING Nearly all students would agree that 'Rea- din , 'Ritin', and Rithmetic were not their fa- vorite subjects. But nonetheless they are the basics. Additionally students are also re- quired to take science, social studies and physical education. Naturally the teachers of these required courses feel that it is more challenging to teach subjects which the stu- dents do not elect to take on their own. The challenge seems to lie in the fact that stu- dents are sometimes less interested in the subject matter or the material being taught is more difficult to learn. However, students also have the opportuni- ties to take elective courses, such as art, music, business, home economics, voca- tional agriculture and many more. This seems to lighten the school day by having classes that they have chosen because they have an interest in them. Despite that fact the teachers of these classes also have a big challenge just as the teachers of the basics. Let's face it, teaching and learning are equally challenging to the people di- rectly involved! ENGLISH 1 Mrs. Evelyn Faul-English. 2. Mr. Gene Mack-English Driver's Ed.. 3. Miss Marilyn Irey-English Speech, 4 Mrs Alvina Sko- gen-Library English 10