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Media Center Provides In forma tion Mary Grun Ina Morris Sallie Daniels Top left, Audio Visual material is put to use by an interested student. Top center, Christine Kohlmeir and Linda Pendland find time to study. Top right, Kendra Metcalf searches through card catalogue. Bottom right, Mrs. Martha Troutz visits with Rhonda Garland. Bottom center, Returning a book to its proper place is Mrs. Shirley Donnelson. Bottom left, Mrs. Daniels, the Bookstore Lady makes a sale to Nola Macken. X G01 an Quail
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gx W ef hrough a wide range of instructional approaches the Language Art Department offered various courses geared to student interest, vocational goals, and ability levels. Students found many classes in a variety of areas. Courses were not limited to particular texts and materials. Along with the A-V equipment and library references, students found the department's resource center to be of great assistance in the preparation of assignments. Aside from basic study of grammar, literature, and writing, the student learns to listen, discuss, and think critically, not only in group sessions but with himself. Intimate Communications, Advance Comp., Grammar and Communications ll and Ill are a few of the courses offered. Students have the opportunity to meet with teachers in large groups, small groups, or independent study. Top, Mrs. Ross's students prepare English assignments. Lower left, English students sponsor a party tor their leaders. Bottom center, Mr. DeGrado, Mr. Morgan, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Richards, Mr. Amick, and Miss Alverson take time out for a party. Bottom right, Joe DeGrado prepares for his next class. i Q l I' 2 i Sr 54' 5' ,i5 m'U? ': , ,ii I t mi M: .Q r -A ISSSP' I aa.. -Q 4 4 line, - i KL-v- I QZYQRXQBQI X ' A - - .- L K v. - Yr, , t , i i g , . a . , . . . , .um .m . . is ri . ' , . p f. : g- if - ,, -'Q' ' ws 375.757 QQ7 i s - .. s ' . 1 is ' 5 ' fm - , ' . U vn , ,-- Kip . A f ':,,, ' - 'gf A. .,., , u ll ,gp 1, E,j3tnm .m , . im Q , .1 , i t mt Q 1 1 E J 'ii X 'JMC PT X Y! V-v 4, W'-P19 ' I 1 1: '17 ai 1 I ,auf 4
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