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S. Bart Simmons Stewart Leek june Emerson Bruce Stewart Steven Rice Vera Cochell joel Wfoodman Clifford Corn ik Kenneth Brophy I if 'Z Lee Hibler 3, 5 1 Alice Schaefer Maurice Adams
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New Princgyal Changes Policies S. Bart Simmons, North's new principal, made many changes in the every day routine of the student, including the elimination of bells. Rules have been enforced in all areas. Mr. Simmons also took upon himself the iob of evaluating every cer- tified staff rnember and existing program. Other successful changes were the combination of the Open House with a fine art show. There also was a student advisory committee to the principal which consisted of students chosen at random. The changes, were a wel- come sight. 1. S. Bart Simmons in a pensive moment at his desk. 2. Vera Cochell talks with a student. 5. joel VUoodman is caught in a happy mood. 4. Steven Rice takes a break in his office. 5.june Emerson makes a phone call. .AA -.1 -.. if -Q... s. BART summons Ez' , . . 4,i' 4 ' 5??1f 9 f 6. 'Ill ll llflillv s' yy ,S-. .. , H ,,. at
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New A reas In Language A rts The Language Arts Department, headed by Donald Christensen, opened two new classes. Those courses offered were Mass Persuasion and Introduction to Philosophy during the second semester. Studying the different medium for propaganda and thought control were the main principles behind Mass Persuasion. The new class was instructed by Michael Smith. Introduction to Philosophy, taught by Dan Lies, was a new course emphasizing the four basic categories of philosophy: realism, ideal- ism, materialism, and existentialism. Two classes that have been around, but underwent a name change, were American Literature and Modem Literacy. American Literature, offered to juniors, was designed to coordinate with their U. S. History classes. Literature was followed in chrono- logical order from the American Revolution to the literature of today. The purpose behind Modem Literacy was to help the student to be more capable of understanding his cultural awareness. 1. Cliff Brush helps Patty Stams. 2. Claudette london gives a friendly greeting. 5. jim Philips intently listens to his student. 4. Izw Rl-noe talks to a pupil. Robert Bailey '22, Larry Brown Cliff Bnish 1 ' 'VIZ' Donald Christensen Judy Daugherty Carol Fischer
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