Sherwood High School - Quiver Yearbook (Sherwood, OR)

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Listening carefully to the students as they debate, Mr. Burri grades on presentation and content of their material ENGLISH COURSES SECOND TO NONE IN IMPORTANCE There are no more important classes in any curriculum than those in the English department. It is here that students learn the art of communication, both oral and written. Every student should find pride in the skillful use of his own language. It is here where appreciation should develop for the acknowledged masters in literature. lt is in the English classes, too, where the glow of creativity brings satisfaction to the individual. Mrs Swank explains a part of speech to Bill Schmit while other class members in Junior English listen attentively. John-Van Dolah delivers an amusing talk before he speech class

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Cay and Paul Pennington demonstrate their ability to write French. Now offering two foreign languages, Spanish and French, the SUHS curriculum permits a choice, and increases the opportunity for a greater number of students to add a second language for study. Students this year are en- rolled in their third year of Spanish. First year French students look forward to French Il. TWO FOREIGN LANGUAGES ENRICH CURRICULUM Spanish III students create the appropriate atmosphere for the photographer as he photo raphs from the left: Lee Ann Moore, Mr. Hagen Lee Myers Carolyn Jeffers Carol Gibson Caroline Richen.