Lakewood High School - Lahian Yearbook (Lakewood, CO)

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ARTS Junior English develops strong skills in reading, analyzing, and ,A 34 discussing. By composing original and expository essays, the students study grammar and become more adept in self- 77 -.M expression. Under the Rutger's program, students benefit from 1 each teacher's specialty and from smaller class sizes. X . Ti'- .ar .ft Ps V., K -1 f. V? gg..-W , ii. Mrs. Anderson Reading Room Assistant The sophomore English program teaches the basic fundamentals and rules of grammar. Through reading and discussion the students are prepared for their junior year. The course is designed to bridge the elementary knowledge with the advanced program of high school. HE LAY9 THE FOUNDATION OF TOMORROW Seniors take English either to prepare themselves for college or to obtain a firm background for applying English usage to everyday life. The College Prep student concentrates on the reading, analysis, and classroom discussion of long works, with emphasis the student's skill in practical English. Mr. Charles McLain English III, Iv, c.P. English II, IV Double, double, toil, and trouble. . . 13 on outside reading. The English IV program develops Oklahoma State Miss Charlene Mrs. Linda University, B. A. Lewis Henry Colorado State Baker University, Colorado University, M, A, B. A. University, B. A. f uv 0 1 Mr. David Yetter Rockmont College, B.A. English ll If lf Miss Charlotte Moore Texas University B. A. English II rr 3'- ff MJ Mrs. Sally Tucker Southeastern Oklahoma State, B. A. English II C. P., Novel Mrs. Cukjati C. P. , Novel

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, an- ., Mr. Ed Bennett Colorado Uni- versity B. A. English III .1 W .a k V ' 'I 'If ,A , A . , J if 1 Y Miss Barbara Larson Morningside College, B. A. Spee ch and Drama Miss Barbara Scheer Baylor Univer- sity B. A. , M. A. English III LANGUAGE I Us , , , 41' r Q ,TW gif . wr-ff l ...., f A Miss Sandra Thomas University of Texas B. A. English III if x jr A Y fs -Q ,A -Q ff Mrs. Mary LeClerCq Ball State College B. A. Engnsh 11,111 A Wa ilk THE TEACHER IS A PROPHET. xl 12

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. SOCIAL The major goal of the history department is to prepare students for citizenship in the twentieth century. The various courses develop attitudes of perspective, tolerance, historical awareness, historical curiosity, and world consciousness. The world history course provides an insight into national government institutions and peoples' cultures. The American history course presents material concerning the relationship between America's past, present, and future. The large groups and achievement grouping are designed to introduce as much information as possible in large group lectures and to enable each student to work according to his capacity. . 1 . Mr. William Mr. Hugh McPhee Mrs- Lois Wagner Lewis Colorado State East Tennessee Colorado Col- College B. A. State College B. S. lege B. A. World History World History World History Mr. Lawrence Clark Mankato State Teachers B. A. Colorado University M. A. World History, Geography NCQ Q f il Q54 Mr. Lloyd Musselman Western Maryland B. A University of Denver M. A. American History and Government, World Affairs THE TEACHER IS AN ARTIST HE WORKS