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WHATS NEW IN LATIN AND SPANISH M 257' lVlrs. Kimmels Latin Class started the year by making projects for open house. CBOTTOIVI LEFTJ Sheryl Priess is shown holding her Trojan horse. KBOTTOIVI RIGHTI Kim Williams is standing by her Roman dress while Lisa Austian and Elisa Sandlin point out his- toric buildings of Rome. In Nlrs. Ornelas's Spanish Class Carrie Cooper and Kelly IVlcClure made a pre- sentation about certain cultural aspects of a Spanish Speaking Country, CTOP LEFT7. CTOP RIGHT? Stu- dents are studing for a Unit Review Spanish Test.
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lVlrs. Winifred Kimmel, Eng- lish and Latin lVlrs., Marilyn Cloyd, English IVlrs. Eva Orne- las, Spanish and Reading lVlrs. Barbara Stucky, English llllrs., Peggy Taylor, Eng- lish and History Charlotte Thompson, English ENGLISH AND READING This year the English classes have done many projects. The 7th grade classes have done some book reports to give them experience in the library. The 8th grade had a You Unit. lt was about young people and their problems. Along with the unit they did a lot of writing about themselves. The 9th grade wrote re- ports on autobiographys, biographys, and also short story units. The students read several short stories and made reports about them. This years English Class had a lot of interesting subjects that made for better enjoyment in learning. ffm , KX
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llllrs. H. Harrington, Mr. Norman Home Epp, History Economics Mr- Gene Mrs. Peggy Stanley, Art Mrs. Lilliam Taylor, IVlr Robert Cooley, English 84 Nlr. James Dunn, History, History History Gross, Aff ART 8: HISTORY History is an important subject because the future of the world can be predicted by a study of its past. Since the world is always changing, and in order to understand the background and reasons surrounding these events. The study of history can help us to understand our heritage, where we came from and where we're headed. Here at Robinson, the seventh grade students are required to take art. Art is an elective course to the ninth grade students. The course teaches the basic types of drawing, painting, paper mache, pottery, macrame and rug weaving. This art course gives Ro- binson students a chance to discover their artistic talertts. Emphasis is placed on student creativity and originality.
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