Newport High School - Accolade Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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Skills are studied in reading How often do you need to use reading skills each day? Practically every minute. That is why passing a basic skills test is necessary for every student before grad- uating. Department Head Mr. Irwin Sameth stated, The whole country realizes that students possess minimum reading tal- ent to cope with the worldf' As a result, more basic skills courses were offered. These covered such things as how to read graphs, charts, maps and reference materials. The classes were relatively small-an average of 16 people per class-which enabled, the students to receive more individual at- tention. People ,who wanted to improve in finer skills, such as speed reading and com- prehension, as well as basic skills, were also welcome to take the course. 1. Mr. Irwin Sameth is pleased with his students. 2. Karen Parsons is intermpted by an Annual Staff photographer. 3. Ms. Edna Burns enjoys the quiet atmosphere of the Reading Center. 4. Lenny Ross wakes up to Monday moming. 5. jim Quickstad is caught by surprise. ,,,, .. 2 v 4 Rick Rosaaen - i Lynn Sage ,V 5. Scattergood Q I V , 3 I

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164 Media, equipment updated A lot of people thought the Media Center was where you went to get a film and pro- jector. They were right, but it was much more than that. How many people, for ex- ample, knew that you could make copies of slides, make prints from microfilm, and dry-mount pictures for only the cost of the materials? These were just a few of the ser- vices available. Ms. Virginia Marl, chair- person of the Media Center, remarked, We have everything but books and we aim to serve. Other services available included loaning of albums and tapes, videotapes, microfilm and recording equipment. Among the many services that were new this year were closed-circuit videotape on two channels throughout the school fremember the lunch-time movies?j and a new wide- angled camera for the videotape machines. Ms. Marl felt that the biggest problem was that people didn't know about the services that were available. My biggest goal right now is to correct that. 1. Ms. Virginia Marl takes time out from her work in the Media Center to pose for the photographer. 2. Dave Canter enjoys another comment brought up in his speech class. 3. Tony Chalfant and Tom Gilchrist are amused at Tom's latest drawing. 4. The numbers most often seen on the Newport Spirit Banner were 1979. 5. jeff Dao takes advantage of the Library for a quiet study area. 6. juniors Andy Dalton and Kirk Parce discuss their next play. Mike john Still Stine Lori Cindy Strauss Swan jim Robin Swegle Swenson Q 1 jan Suzy Tim amie Rocky Swisher Sylliaasen Tattersall Templeman Tom ldl eitl e ohn Howard i Karen Elaine I B ll Tremblay Trott Tuff Verket Virden