Sweeny High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Sweeny, TX)

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Laneuaee ff Classes Create Own Experience to Communicate New Idea Language Arts courses in 1982 took some new twists that plunged students into unexplored areas of creativity and learning. Introducing an honors English program in the fall had both students and teachers wondering what to expect, but the learning tree has grown some new branches for kids to climb. Honors classes gave advanced students an opportunity to participate rather than just sit and listen. The result was a gallery of events like dress-up days, show- and-tell exhibits and let's eat likethe Greeks dinners. A new speech club helped generate more interest in verbal communication and inter-school competitive events. And with a new need to accomodate non-English speaking students, SISD responded wi Minerva Sanchez' class English i a Second Language . Over students district wide learned the of bilingual communication in Mi Sanchez new course. Underneath all the new, howevi a mainstream of tradition language art academics kept 61 kids busily learning how to bett communicate. Main StreetfSWeeny, Texas :-MIN' A i:.wL Y ll W' ' wwf' mf, it ' .ir ' M U g i an ii if a 445 ,zu vs - W + vw 45