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kk ,,,..-- A. Mrs. Severson shows T. Redding material found in the Reading Lab. B. T. Hatfield shares poetry with Ms. McGuin in English class. C. Mrs. Bidwell explains passage in reading book to D. johnson. D. NMrs. Bidwell takes her usual brisk walk down the halls of Monroe.
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ENGLISH The junior-senior Eng- lish program at Monroe offers a variety of classes to students at the upper division level. Students register for the year's courses in the fall, during the first term. All upper division English is taught during the first two periods. Freshman English is taught by Mrs. Severson and Ms. McGinn. Students study sentence structure, literature, and grammar. They also spend some time in the Reading Lab during A one term. Ms. Bidwell, department chairman, and Mrs. Handy teach sopho- more English. On this level students study basic para- graph structure, literature, and more grammar. The English department - added two observers to classes during third term. Victor Chapman, a student at Portland State, observed classes on Tuesdays. Wendy Hammond, a Reed College student, student taught Lmder the direction of Ms. Bidwell. A. The Christmas Sing-A -Long finds Miss Kolden, Mrs. Handy, Donna Marshall and Mrs. Bidwell in a very good mood. B. Mrs, Handy appears to be absorbed in her grade book. C. Allen attempts to slow down Mrs. I-Iollcraft. Y , -V, 1. gl r '
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PUBLICATIONS AND DRAMA The Doctrine class pro- duced the school newspaper monthly. Articles covered stories about school as well as community events. This year the journalism staff joined the yearbook staff to form the publications class. journalism is an elective open to sophomores through seniors. Marcia McDonald was the Doctrine editor. if T ' ,..,rfa.,5gv 'P t an B Drama is an elective open to freshmen through seniors. Students studied accents, pantominie and shorts skits. Students in drama classes had oppor- tunity to work in two plays. Drama students also par- ticipated in the University of Portland Speech Arts Festival. A. T. Hornbuckle, B. Reed and G. Maldonado display the award they received at the University of Portland's Speech Arts Festival. B. Students perform modern dance at assembly. C. Mrs. Handy explains final newspaper layout to members of Publications class. D. Mrs. Handy tells K. Spencer, M. McDonald and T. Redding how to lay out head- lines. E. Members of the drama class act out original play at Christ- mas assembly. F, M. Parker and K. Dehning check out finished copy of the Doctrine. C
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