Laurel High School - Laurels Yearbook (Laurel, MT)

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Many and Varied English Courses 1. Learning how to take photos in media are Frank Kramer and Lesli Smidt. 2. Why aren't you reading? Bill Kelly flashes a smile in Sports Lit. 3. As time goes by Kim Smarsh. Michelle Kujath and Rob Greenig learn to read rapidly in speed reading. 4. Expressing his opinion is Todd Klein in Mr. K's room. 5. Get busy. Brad Walters. Rick Schmidt. Lee Webber. Gary Hergett, Margaret Metzger. Bill Kelly and Schellie Hansen read Go Up for Glory in Sports Lit. I u « 6 nsi

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The art department lets every student express one’s creativity through a wide range of interests. Students could be found expressing their ideas through paintings, calligraphy, ceramics and jewelry. Photography has created a lot of interest in art this year. Art students spent time enjoying clean-ups. Some of these fun jobs included: mixing clay, organizing cupboards, wiping desks and cleaning paint off tables and floors. 4 1. Trying something new. Jay Craig attempts a still-life oil painting. 2. Working on ceramics are Marty Brown and Rob Kisch. 3. Glazing a ceramic mug is Bruce Nelson. 4. Who is the ring for Gary? Gary Mueller works on jewelry in art. 19

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Trying something new this year, the English Department had students choose grouped electives. The new policy caused some problems as juniors and seniors missed out on some courses as they had already taken one of the two classes. Two new teachers, Mrs. Conners and Mr. Severson, were added to the English Department this year. 1. Hey there Lady Cowboy. Wendy Quinn gives a speech during class. 2. Talking to the Journalism I class is Mr. Dantic. 3. Doing research for a paper are Rick Kline and Toni Niedzwiecki during world literature. 21