Norco High School - Spectrum Yearbook (Norco, CA)

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Mrs. Campbell explains concepts of English A group of happy English students-Stacy Tompkins. Muriel Bergeron, Cherril Heddon, Bryan Fletcher, Debra Andrews, Tina Martin, Leigh Edwards, Pam Scown and Jaci ie Kelsoe. Kay Morgan rst Semester Substitute. Carole Smalley English Lit., Grammar Comp Northern Arizona, U of Maryland. Edie Sonnenburg Grammar Comp. CSUF, CSUSB. Susan Teig World Lit , Grammar Comp. UC Davis, SFSC. Cathy Thrasher Amer Lit , Eng Honors, Gram Comp. Pepperdine, UCSB, CSUSD 83

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ENGLISH AMERICAN LIT • ENGLISH LIT • WORLD LIT • COLLEGE THEME • DRAMA • CAREER ENGLISH • JOURNALISM • GRAMMAR- COMPOSITION The English department at Norco High is dedicated to teaching students how to read and write and to introduce them to the great literary works ot the past and present. While studying works such as Macbeth and Paradise Lost, students are taught to relate these stories to their own lives. Many students will be heard to groan at the mention of the names Twain, Camus and Hawthorne, but everyone knows how important it is that these authors be read. It the Norco English department has taught students anything, it is how to recognize symbolism when they see it. Norco High English classes teach students to communicate clearly and effectively. English students delight in the day ' s lesson. They are Dawn Kenyon,) Mike Larson, Elisabeth Mattsson, Cindy Oliphant. Ellen Clem. Chery i Day, Jill Eacrett, Lisa Hodges. Judy Heglemeyer. Mrs. Cannpbell prepares to read another story from English literature. Drama students display their acting talents during class. Debra Andrews, Leigh Edwards, Dean Oligney, Tracy Day, Bret 1 Mcintosh and Mike Jones. 82 Leean Bitterolf College Theme, Gram Comp, Amer. Lit. Reed College, UCLA. Miriam Campbell English Lit, Gram Comp. U of Hawaii, Texas A I, Eastern Carolina, CSUF, CSU. Girls ' League sponsor. Jerry Gillean Gram Comp, Amer. Lit. Chaffey, CSULB, BHC Laurel Goodhue World Lit, Career Eng, Theater. Mt. Sac, CSUF- Theare Company sponsor. Glinda Martin Journalism, Eng, Honors Career Eng CSUF, U of Redlands. Journalism sponsor. I

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE Our world is getting smaller every day and the need to communicate with people of other countries is vital to our country ' s well being. The Norco High foreign lan- guage department offers classes in two useful lan- guages. Mr. Hiestand, who lived and taught in France, teaches French. Ivlr. Taylor, a new teacher at NHS, teaches Spanish. Students also learn the history and culture of France, Spain, Mexico and Central America through many activities and projects throughout the year. Spanish class Rene Arenas. Christina Bradley. Tammi Byerly, Cammi Cantreii, Lupe Cardenas, Dana Carlson, Gabriella Charles. Ramona Cortez. Barbara Dickhous, Gina Gaggia. Joanna Griftin. Kevin Griffith. Pat Hadnagy. f ichael Halsey. Robert Hayes, Daniel Heiser. Robert Henderson, Beth Herman, Tammy Hewelt, Becki Kent, Melisa Lee. Sandee Maheshwari. Raymond McCumber. Mariann tytcVetgh. Keith Milnikel, Deborah Navarro, Christina Pittman. Mike Ramil. Patricia Reid, Sannde Seigler, Robert Shine, Scott Spindler. Christine Standley, Randy Staton. Tom Teffeteller. Gerald Toussaint. Kathy Vanmeter. Steve Walker and Sangita Maheshvirari. a M K ' SS W p 0- mm Mr. Hiestand teaches both French and U.S. History. Sandee Miifi ' .tiw,iii :,.i[igii.i Maheshwari, MelJsa Lee. Cammi Cantreii. GIna Gag-|J gia, Chris Standley and Tern Stapleton sesonrjan muchachas! (smile girls!) Tom Teffeteller and Dana Carlson in fulr. Taylor ' s Spanisfi class. 84 Richard Hiestand Dennis Taylor US History, French, CSLA, Spanish, US History, Chaf- L ' Universite ' d ' Aix Mar- fey, LTfyl Lang. Training, sallies, French Club spon- Vox Inst, Ivladrid BYU, Cal sor, J.V, Football coach. Lutheran. Tennis coach. .