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Opposite page, top: Betty Martellaro works on an English assignment. Bottom left: Foreign lan- guage teacher James Wilkins reviews with Loretta Anderson. Bottom right: is Karla Cradlnelli. This page, top left: Dave Dennison concen- trates on typing. Top right: Donna McClure instructs Rocco Passarelli on his typing. Bottom left: Jolene Gonzales watches as Brenda Strand - berg types. Bottom right: Jennifer Ribal works on her typing assignment. 9
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Students took on wider ” Margins” this year as they learned new skills in typing, foreign language, and English. French and Spanish students had their encounter with gay Paris, Puerto Rico, and foreign language in general through films, slides, and the text book. Typing students learned the skill of communication through typing letters, data sheets, and the lessons of typew- ritten communication so necessary in business today. The basic form of communication in America today is of course, the English Language. Many students crossed the paths of popular writers and were able to take a deeper look into basic English form and theme. The English department offers the largest selection of both required and elective courses at Salida High. Students can find courses ranging from basic freshman English to Bible literature. A new course being contemplated for next year is a senior level elective in Indian literature , with emphasis on material written by American Indian authors rather than the more common material written about the Indian by whitemen. Students Learn Communications Skills
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Shop Classes Provide Exploration The vocational area provides occu- pational exploration and experimenta- tion experience to students. In this area students may choose from such claves as wood shop, metal shop, and drafting. In recent years classes in this section have been opened to girls. Wood Shop I is a class in learning to use hand tools and machines. It is taught almost entirely by the project method. Wood Shop II uses advanced methods. In Metal Shop I, fundamentals are taught with some experience on equip- ment. Advanced Metal Shop is restricted to oxy-acetylene and arc welding. Drafting I familarizes the student with drafting tools, and the basics of the an. It leads into Drafting II with architectural and electronic drafting. 10
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