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Ido A wide range of English classes were offered last year at TCHS. The freshmen and sopho- mores were required to take a year of English and grammar. Juniors and seniors could choose from a varitey of classes which ranged from literature to compo- sition to drama. Mr. Robert Waters headed the department and the instructors were Mrs. Sharon Buckman, Mr. Robert Godthabb, Mrs. Sandra Kramer, Mr. Cliff Miller, Miss Sarah Peter, and Mr. Mike Spen- cer. Learning the art of theatrics. Dawn Mor- Above Right: Studying myths are Jeff ris and Chad Arnold get involved in one Mul er. Ed Will, and Darla Beatty, of the many plays they study. Right: Hurrying to meet a deadline. Chuck Cravens creates a layout design. Hook's Drugs
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Circles—Computers—Coefficients The 1981-82 school year went well for the Math Department. As is usually the case, the stu- dents worked hard on their math studies. Mr. Robert Day taught Geometry this year. Mr. Louis Hall taught Algebra I and General Mathematics, while Mr. Allen Kramer taught Advanced Algebra and Trigonometry. A new face on the teaching staff this year was Mrs. Brenda Rose, who taught Algebra I and Gen- eral Mathematics. Above Left: Basic math skills are a neces- sity in all aspects of life in and out of high school. Randy Williams and David Harris review. Left: As the computer field broadens, student, such as Todd Keown, actively seek an education in this field. Right: Constructing a square is one of the fundamentals of Geometry. Charles Borders works an example during class.
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The ability to remain calm while speaking be- fore others is a trait possessed by Diane Dooley. As with most literature classes. Adolescent Literature requires much reading. Playing Password is just one of the tools Miss Peter uses to teach her English class. Pat Baumeister and Doug Dunn try to think of the elusive word. Researching for an Advanced Composition paper, Candie Ken- dall uses the microfiche to find information. English
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