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Electives Offer Students Chance to Branch Out Mrs. Betty Puckett Mrs. Betty Wachtel Homemaking Study Hall Chief R. C. King Cmdr. Adolphus NJROTC Whilden, NJROTC ai - mijjm 0 % t iH B f . ' 3 ■iPTh The rush to get proofs back to the publisher on time puts the yearbook class in a frenzy. Lt. Howard Sivear- Mr. Dudley Bluhm ingen, NJROTC Choir Mr. Morris Winkle Mr. Grady Waldrop Graphic Art Photography Mrs. Rebecca Scale Miss Chris Davis Art Journalism Mr. W. J. Stokley shows a student the hazards of driving. Mrs. Ann Allen poses while 144 FacuIty
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Mrs. Lorene Cooper Mrs. Susan Williams Spanish, French Spanish Mrs. Katherine Paciotti, Latin Miss Myrna Garcia Spanish, French Mis Elida Ramirez Spanish Mrs. Helen Nowicki German, French Languages Offer Students Variety of Interests German, Latin, French, and Spanish are the four languages offered at King. Each language sponsors its own club which engages in various activities. Every year students in the Spanish Club sponsor a trip to Mexico. Thjs year they traveled to Mexico City. Lpaving November 25, they returned Novpmber 30. The Latin Club holds an annual Latin banquet. First year students are slaves, second year students ar e royalty and in- dividuals who have completed two years of Latin are gods and goddesses. Every- one dresses the part. The German Club sponsors the Tea- cher Favorites every year, and the French Club sells carnations for Valentine ' s Day. Becky Hay, Pat Sheridan, Mrs. Katherine Paciotti, and Pam Barger study Latin in the sunshine as the Romans did. Mrs. Helen Nowicki ' s German class listens intently to her lectures. Bonnie Smith practices verb tenses and agreement in King ' s language lab. object Faculn7l43
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Electives offered an opportunity for students to enroll in classes that serve not only for educational but also extracurri- cular activities. Students involved in band, choir, art, photography, and the planetarium served the school by per- formances at games, concerts, decoration for the school, and programs for students and the public. Members of the National Forensic League attended speech tournaments and were host at one tourney at King. Taking homemaking and driver ' s edu- cation, and working in the library also provided other outlets for student interest. Journalism classes, along with creative writing, provided a chance for students to try their hands at writing and working on school publications. Miss Thelma Mr Loren Hall Mrs. Betty Clark Mrs. Dorris Mai Doughty, Bible Band Speech Study Hall Bruce Addison takes her picture. An art student sketches another member of the class. Faculty 14 5
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