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Page 33 text:
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Showing a Steve Martin facet of her personality, Mrs. Paula Butler chuckles at one of her own jokes. Undergoing severe surveillance, a student ' s paper is critically inspected by the eagle-eyed glare of Mr. Gene Moser. Handing information to janice Adams concerning the recent implementation of capital punishment for indoor use of outdoor clothing , Mr. lean Smith attempts to explain the reasoning behind the new rule. I ACADEMICS-29
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On the Blackboard Front This is radio WHOV, Warrior Tom¬ Tom. We have just received a report from our undercover agent, Chalky, as¬ signed to Kecoughtan High School. Dis¬ guised as a blackboard eraser, his job was to obtain information on English classes and teachers. Chalky found that a new system of English scheduling had replaced the quarter system. Students discovered that they were with the same teacher for a semester. What variety Chalky found! Advanced Placement for Seniors was back after a hiatus of several years. Taught by Mrs. Evelyn Dawkins, students conducted in-depth analyses of various lit¬ erary works in preparation for the AP English exam. Continuing on his adventure, Chalky was impressed by ambitious KHS students studying famous works of Shakespeare with Mr. Victor Taylor and Mr. Mark Vandervort. Also observed was Mr. Gar¬ land Wesson, Department Chairman, in¬ stilling the idea?? of hubris in Classicism and Romanticism. In addition, classes fo¬ cused on vocabulary, writing skills, and grammar usage. After a ' dusty ' day, Chalky filed his re¬ port with the station. His final observation was that English classes and teachers worked hard to make the curriculum a viable one.” Staring in disbelief as a moose runs past her door, Mrs. Evelyn Oliver takes a pause in her daily work. “Listen, son. This is the proper way to spell your name. Mr. Garland Wesson comes to the aide of Chris Wyatt. 28-ACADEMICS
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A smiling Mrs. Mary Sue Roderick helps Richard Durkee, Lori Richards, and David Schiefer solve their confusing homework problems. After a busy day of instructing and guiding students through a maze of planes, triangles, and numbers, Mrs. Patricia Denton enthusias¬ tically walks through empty halls on her way to her car and home. After four weeks of teaching square roots, Mr. Erich Downing challenges his class to ex¬ plain a radical. 30-ACADEMICS
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