North Eugene High School - Tartan Yearbook (Eugene, OR)

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Elizabeth Malagon Gretchen Ollinger Senior English Reading ' waaugunges The foreign languages taught at North are French, German, Latin, and Spanish. In these classes the students study not only the language but the history and culture of the country and the people who use it. - With the use of the language lab students can improve their speaking ability during class and after school. Each language course sponsors a club. They are very active groups and add a great deal to the student's knowledge of the language they are Studying. Department Head is Mr. Adcock. 'cm William Quesinberry Elizabeth Wach Speech and Drama Junior English Mr, Holton in the language lab. UW? Dwayne Adcock Harrv Holton Patrick Sullivan Bert Villanueva Latin German French Spanish 27

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aobowulawguagm Isabel Eaumgartner Ca,-01 Bennett .ll1l'l10f English Sophomore English Bill Beebe, Marc Ellington, Marcia Youel, Chris Schwandt, and Kathi Sharar in Humanities Class. fx .uf Katherine Hull Lvnn Huston Senior English Sophomore English Bonnie Brunken Donna Evans junior English Sophomore English The English classes are the basis of the high school curriculum. The concepts taught in English are used later in other classes and long after grad- uation. The sophomores experiment with grammar and sentence structure, the juniors read and study such novels as The Scarlet Letter and the seniors study English literature and Shakespearean Drama. The English Department is offering a new course this year. The course, Humanities Seminar, is taught by the team teaching method and is open to seniors. Department Head is Miss Jacobson. Wilma Jacobson Shirley 'Knowlton Senior English Sophomore English

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I-lisfofuj audfg 3 v , Wallace AIkiI1S0n Howard Aschwald Dean Baldwin Iudith Beaudet Modern Problems Modern Problems U.S. History World History F.. Lee Goode Cecil B. Holland 3 U.S. History World History 1 Z Ap-- .Lf-. Cambodian visitors speak to Mr. Aschwald's International Relations class. Marvin Iaegers Iohn Reed U.S. History Modern Problems The Social Studies Department offers a variety of courses planned to better acquaint students with history and government. The sophomores study World History, the juniors study United States History and the sen- iors study Modern Problems. International Relations and Economics are open as one semester courses to juniors and seniors. Two advanced place- ment courses are offered in the departmentg American History for juniors and Modern European History for seniors. If the students pass the ad- vanced placement test at the end of the year, college credit will be given for these courses. Department Head is Mr. Jaegers. Maureen Russell 28 World History X 'I .- I