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«Mana.- kci. 1. Juniors discuss a literary topic in English class. 2. Theresa Bell listens attentively to her English assignment. 3. Mark Gardner shows the class a model of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. 4. Sue Pfeiffer demonstrates art talent in her book report. 5. Sister Helen breaks from her work to smile at the camera. 6. Students express different emotions on their views of English. 27
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Teachers Emphasize Grammar, Literature Mrs. Levsen teaches English III which includes a study of Amer- ican Literature with some work in composition and interpretation. Five novels were included in their study, they were: My Antonio, The Pearl, Sounder, To Kill a Mockingbird, and Of Mice and Men. Work was also done in creative writing and vocabulary. Poets from the S .D . Artist in the School visited the class at various times during the year. Senior English is taught by Sr. Helen. The seniors prepare them- selves for the future by studying English Literature and introduc- tory college grammar and compo- sition. Grammar is studied for one week then alternated with literature. Projects that corre- spond with the literature units were completed and classics were read throughout the year.
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Arts Expand Spanish I and li students, taught by Mrs. Sorenson, were aided by new equipment this year. The audio linguistic aid or learning lab helps the students by letting them hear recorded cassettes of the Spanish language. The Spanish classes also had a guest speaker, Mrs. Leach, who talked on the Reviewed Culture of Guatemala. Drama is a language art which provided the students with a chance to develop skills in staging and acting. The course was taught by Miss Wheeler. Debate class is taught by Mrs. Sorenson. The students find a piece of literature, which con- sists of a poem, essay, short story, novel, play, or speech, analyze the piece, practice it, and perfect its presentation. Journalism I and II taught by Mrs. Klapperich, rounds out the language arts. Journalism I develops basic newswriting and journalistic styles of writing. Journalism II students publish the Lance and the newly revised Cavalcade. 28
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