Lawrence High School - Red and Black Yearbook (Lawrence, KS)

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Sophomores in Mr. Samson's English find it hard to concentrate on any class work on a Friday of a football game when spirit runs high. Seniors in Mr. Wright's class listens as he lectures to them. It must have been interesting because the students seem to be entranced. Sara Paretsky recites her poetry to her junior English class as they listen attentively. Mr. Keltcher helps Debbie Allen with a problem in senior English class first hour. 19

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english explore new types of literature English for LHS students this year offered a wide variety of study. Study of classics, Silas Marner and Julius Caesar for sophomores, The Scarlet Letter and Macbeth for juniors, and The Mayor of Casterbridge and Ham- let for seniors played an important part in the classes. Creative writing was also stressed in many classes, The Dandy Lion being the end re- sult. Mr. Rhoades, senior English teacher, prepares to give his class a book review question to write Sophomores in Mr. Gibson's English class take timed readings to estimate their reading skill and rate so that they can improve on their reading techniques.

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budget more and better coverage of school events The BUDGET staff under the sponsor, Mr. Samson, and editor, Marguaret Peter- son, worked together recording news of life around the school. The journalism class tracked news, gathered facts and wrote the copy that went into the paper that is bi-weekly in public- ation . Mr. Samson discusses plans for the paper with Mar- guaret Peterson, editor; Nancy Sanders; and Carl Weinaug, business manager. BUDGET reporters Lee Keen, Vicky Mingos, Karon Noland, Mary Thompson, Sharon Russell, Janis Miller, Karen Kolars, Glenda Hallenbeck, Linda McMillin and Garett Craig fold papers for distribu- tion. Standing: ad salesmen Henry Booth and Bill Trull. Hidden: Fred Winters and Rick Thomas. Newspaper reporters who were new to Quill and Scroll were: Sharon Russell, Kathy Vaughn, Joan Mc- Cabe, Glenda Hallenbeck, Lee Keen, Mary Thompson and Janice Miller.