South Salem High School - Sword and Shield Yearbook (Salem, OR)

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Mrs. Eleanor Ellis, teacher of Developmental Reading, counsels Wendy Cloyd as part of her second assignment as a Guidance Coun- selor. Conferring over plans for a novel unit are Mrs. Mary McNeil and Miss Joan Archer, members of the English l1R teaching team. E Mrs. Laura Graham advises the Clypian and teaches Mass Media. Besides teaching English, Mrs. Phyllis Quanbeck directs school drama productions. 'Qs is s NNN Pausing in her lecture to an English class, Miss Susan Trullinger instructs both sophomores and juniors.

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The South High English Depart- ment offered many electives to stu- dents this year, and with the adop- tion of a new English Curriculum plans to offer an even broader vari- ety in the area of Language Arts. Mass Media, a course in understand- ing and evaluating public media was offered for the first time this year. Other electives were Developmental Reading, Business English, Journal- ism, Drama, World Literature and Creative Writing. A team teaching area was built during the winter months and was utilized by two teaching teams. Pro- vided ln the area are a team office, storage space, and a sliding door for more flexibility in program plan- ning. Seventeen members made up South's English Department and at the present rate of student enroll- ment increase, the English Depart- ment should retain its rank of lar- gest department. English ' X Conferring about textbook adoption are Mrs. Barbara Ward, Miss Gretchen Klippel. and Miss Bobi Osaki. S English Department Chairman, Mr. Roger Whiteman, plans presentation of HA Man for All Seasons to his seniors in World Literature. Seniors receive instruction from Mrs. Wi- nona Wright in both English and Creative Writing. f E 'K BS I .ky Meeting a busy schedule is Mrs. Norma Hedberg who teaches sophomores, juniors, and seniors in Special English Education. 3 3' Q!

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...' :E2 1 x,:f ' ,.:,.. -fr 'W ' 0 me xt A mg ...... X i X: - f X . - Q, . -, ' .K . ,A K. of sr X X .gsm K K :,,, I+ t H lx .f: f'l' 3 3 x SQ N' : . A 9 Rakim J it N: X ' l fi '1' Y f I N ? iv I J ix Mrs. Leah Hogue, senior English teacher, and Miss Aman- da Anderson, English and Public Speaking teacher, relax for a few moments in front of the school. Ready to descend the stairs on his daily schedule of traveling is Mr. John Erickson. Members of the Sophomore English teaching team, Mrs. Kendra Hise and Mrs. Lida Halvorsen, confer before Mrs. Hise prepares to lec- ture. M',,W,,Wf.nmW 'lin-....,,