Springdale High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Springdale, AR)

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A sense of expression Seeing the clutter and disorganization of yearbook layouts, newspaper articles and Bulldog Spotlight scripts, Journalism I students find they have something to look forward to? Quick, easy lessons on screaming effective- ly, applying make-up, facial expressions, body language and composure that add up to a performance, drama is a way of expres- sion involving the senses and imagination. A talent that can be expanded in a class, but not taught from scratch 5 something that must be felt. As the classes and French Club were closely entwined, thoughts of films and parties were discussed along with studies, both leading to a greater knowledge of French culture and language. Although foreign language is not al- ways necessary for college admission, in- terest in Spanish increased enough that Spanish lll and lV were added to the foreign language curriculum. Laboratory exercises gave students a chance to hear native speak- ers with attempts to imitate. 2 28!Mind Expansion

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1. Mrs. Ablondi, Mrs. Slusarek, Mr. Merrifield, Mrs. Shelton, Mrs. McClure, Mrs. Wilson, sci- ence. 2. Students compare results of their ex- periments and notes telling what should have happened. 3. Hypothesis: Water samples can be collected in nets. Conclusion: ??? 4. Physics, not to be confused with fishing, is a mind sport. 5. Rapt attention helps for desired effects. 5 i 4 Mind Expansionl27

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1. Uno, dos, tres, four, five . . . 2. A bunch of faces and a list of names and hopefully the two shall meet. 3. Speech topics often call for a little ingenuity like these talking hands. 4. Newspaper layout was a time-consumer after school. 5. Bulldog Spotlight Director Bryan Hunt mans the controls as Producer Mr. Shaffer looks on. 6. Mrs. Jarman, drama: Mrs. Gear- hart, journalism: Mrs. Baxter, French: Not pictured lVlr. Shaffer, debate: Mrs. Treat, French: Mrs. Cook, Spanish. 6 Mind Expansionl29