Pflugerville High School - Panther Paw Yearbook (Pflugerville, TX)

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Tale Of Two Cities Stimulates Ms. C. Porter’s Freshman English Anthony King, Mark Fouts, Simmy Walker, James Crawford, Kevin Blcoker, Tracey Carlson, Greg Phillips, and David Ragland listen and take careful notes as Ms. Porter discusses the finer details of Tale Of Two Cities. (left) Denise Damstrom shows her true delight when reading a story that takes six weeks of her time, (above) Betty Bowie, Missy Gewin, Chris Corley, Selli Laszewski, Robbie Perryman, Jeff Garner, Barbara Hees, and Tommy Bradley answer independent analysis questions over the freshman novel. 79

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The Dreaded “Senior Term Paper” Forces Concentration Writing, typing, reading, dreading final grading, seniors’ time fleeting forced out of dating. Graded, rated, traded, hated, notecards, rough drafts, final drafts, too. Pressures heightened, tempers inflated, boycotts, refusals, apathy, eschew. (above) Ms. J. Swope helps a student to fill out one of the 85 notecards from a periodical, (right) Ms. Swope offers specific pointers to Teri Cavin about bibliography and endnote structure. Diverse topic ranging from Cathedrals to scuba to sex. The knowledge inevitably changing directions of life’s treks. Kathleen Patrick Mark Dorsett, Brandon Bowers, and Danny Krivokucha become oblivious to the world as they work on their senior term papers during the first semester. 78

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English Intrigues Undergraduates Ms. J. Swope’s sixth period English III class concen- trate on Huck Finn. Daren Tetens, Kenneth Tho- mison, Mark Grandy, Kevin Goad, and Todd Brad- fute, juniors, read along. (above) Ms. D. Oyston adds some life to her sixth period sophomore English, Jim May, Tamara Hon- kin, Beth Smith, and Paula Poulin examine her points, (right) Woody Patrick discuss Tale of Tu o Cities with Ms. C. Thompson. Other classmates ex- press varied views. Sleeping through Ms. C. Sivek’s English II second period is the pasttime of sophomore Anthony Quinney.