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Gifted and talented classes usually in- clude many projects as well as lectures. Mr. Charles Beheem, poet in residence, works with Kathy Svetliks junior G T English class. Computer math is designed to acquaint the student with BASIC computer language. Kim Haley, senior, uses the computer in problem solving. GT Special Classes 109
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T Special Classes Classes expand on academics Are GT (Gifted and Talented) classes for short, thin, four- eyed geniuses? Certainly not. GT classes really aren ' t that much different than ac- celerated or regular classes. It ' s basically the same, but we have a lot more projects, said Eva Gonzales, sophomore. Other than GT classes, there are also special classes, which are really electives. Art and Computer Math are just two of the many special classes that also have projects assign- ed. Some of the Art students are doing a Batik project. Batik is a process of creative designs on fabric by applying hot liquid wax to the cloth, then dyeing it. It was difficult to come up with a design, because it had to be a certain style, said Brian Dietzel, sophomore. Computer math class is a special class because it challenges your mind and can also be very interesting. It ' s pretty easy once you get the hang of it, said Patrick (Jresti, senior. Really, one could say that all classes are special, especially if a student gets something out of them. Alfonso (Jresti and Nicole Mathis take notes during a lecture from the poet in residence. Sponsored by the Art Foun- dation, a poet in residence works with students on all grade levels. Mrs. Paula Mitte hands Deanna Buehrig some new cloth, so that she can begin her Batik design. You really can learn a lot about design in an Art class, said Buehrig. Art classes stresses our visual environ- ment through the elements and prin- ciples of Art. Richelle Martinez works on her Batik design, so it can be com- pleted and turned in. GT Special Classes 108 i
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' ?- sm ' € W}Sci , At - m - The varsity - footbal team had a rouQh UmS ' due to starters being sklelined because of in- juries. For the first time in three years, the foot- ball team ctid not enjoy a winning season, although it did come close. Sports Division Ho
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