Southeast High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Wichita, KS)

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English language studies Undergo slight changes Art of Films, a study of film making and film evalua- tion, was initiated into the English Department curricu- lum this year. The course was an extension of the Eng- lish IV Film Study that was introduced last year. The courses were instructed by Mrs. Marguerite Grandy, Mr. John Morton, and Mrs. Sharon Thompson. As an additional change, English Composition and College Reading were taught as a combined course instead of being two separate semester courses as they have been in previous years. English II, III, and IV were offered at the basic, honors, and advanced placement levels. English was taught in the E.M.H. classes by Mrs. Arlene Engle. Journalism I and II were taught to juniors and se- niors by Mr. Dean Campbell. Mrs. Helen Christie served as head of the English Department for the thirteenth year. Mr. John Morton advises members of his English IV Film Study Class in their activities. Mrs. Leone Bare, B.A. Mr. Dean Campbell, M.A. Mr. Richard Barnes, M.S. Mrs. Helen Christie, M.A. Mrs. Cheryl Brock, M.A. Mrs. June Dirks, M.A. Mrs. Pauline Brown, B.S. Mrs. Pamela Dixon, B.A. Mrs. Barbara Calvert, B.S. Mrs. Marsha Gladhart, B.A. 18

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Counselors strive to aid student Concerning themselves with scheduling and edu- cational planning, dealing with personal problems about school or home, and supervising educational and developmental tests were the jobs of the counse- lors, according to Mr. Clark Beck, head counselor. Mr. Richard Elving and Mr. Kenneth Clark helped sophomores plan for the future. Using the rotation method, the sophomores will be with them until they graduate in 1972. Mr. Elving handled sophomores A-N, while Mr. Clark assisted those sophomores with last names O-Z. Sharing the job of guiding the middlemen was the duty of Miss Fanny Thompson and Mr. Clark. Miss Thompson guided juniors A-N while Mr. Clark had juniors O-Z. They helped the students through various tests such as National Merit, SAT, and Scholarship Qualifing Tests. Heading the counselors department and seniors for college was the primary concern of Mr. Clark Beck. Working along side was Mrs. June Turner. Administer- ing college prep tests such as ACT, CEEB, SAT, and Bet- ty Crocker filled the hours of Mrs. Turner's days. This was Mr. Clark Bock's first year as college counselor. His respon- sibilities included helping upperclassmen with college decisions and regulating college entrance exams. Mr. Kenneth Clark M.A. Mr. Richard Elving, M.A. Miss Fanny Thompson, M.A. Mrs. June Turner, M.A.

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Mrs. Marguerite Grandy, M.A. Mrs. Nancy Loomis, B.S. Mrs. Rosalie Wallace, B.S. Mr. William Harrison, M.A. Mr. John Morton, M.A. Mr. Robert Williams, B.A. Mr. Marvin Huffman, M.A. Mrs. June Nyquist, M.A. Mr. Richard Yeargan, M.A. Sophomore English students develop their reading skills in Mr. Richard Yeargan's reading laboratory.