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Yes, it's a Shadowscope, one of those awful machines that force you to read so fast. 3. . ff
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Trig students John Reuss and Bill Nelson learned to survey, Over there! cries Nelson. Gorgeousl claims Reuss. S N , i i i A 6 i .1 U 5 r ,. Combining biology and photography in the ex- study of insect life is Don Starke. He produced images 30 times natural size. with their eyes on 41 s wr, Junior Linda Meddock, no cookbook chemist, observes her brew carefully to see what's going on. the decimals Senior Terry Williams looks downright puzzled in his study of the quadratic formula. Mr. Ehlers is eagerly awaiting Terry's plea for help.
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59 requires efficient use of knowledge A large vocabulary and the ability to skim are valuable assets to the college-bound student. For the first time at Card City, English classes had the oppor- tunity to gain these skills when a speed reading program of about sixteen hours replaced part of the regular grammar and literature curriculum, Film essays forced students to read at least 500 words per minute. Compre- hension tests required concentration. Vocabulary tests challenged even the learned, Shadowscopes, focusing attention on books from Kon-Tiki to Auntie Mame, were used for reading practice. Classic instruction of English is far from neglected at SBHS. Not only nouns, verbs, and adjectives abound in grammar lessons, but also elliptical clauses, dangling modifiers, and subordinate conjunctions. Two years of English study at Card City are required for graduation, optional Senior English is taken by over 702 of the seniors. Varying literature programs in sophomore and juniors years give way to a coverage of British writing from Beowulf, a viking fable, through Macbeth, a Shakes- pearian tragedy, to modern works. ti,t. v pi N--A.-. .,, rw Ax N3 l i i .ff , ai. W., ' .-,--. 1 fs- 'E , 5 84 1 tw 'Q M i , 1.-Wt C 5 x . TM 4 iw' A I W 'll English instructor John Regala- do plays projectionist for one of his speed reading classes. He seems to be interested in the course himself. Books, books, and more books! Ed Eby looks puzzled as he ponders over term paper possi- bilities, requiring extensive library research. 17
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