Trinity High School - Trojan Yearbook (Euless, TX)

Page 72 text:

1 . uk K Y w 1 f I 4, K J , tffrltr-s - w 1, ' a' l r f' 'V' -' l-'VUL it-mL1J.C f i ,, ,, .V l Q. J, I My fi Ltwx' Mr. Modie Wells provides a masculine image Mrs. Eileen Monroe utilizes oral reading as a means of for the English Department. emphasis. Mrs. Idis Chandler establishes composition form. ' . With a maniacal laugh, Mrs. Pat Mengwasser marks another tardy. xv,

Page 71 text:

f 3 veil 'xg to her contacts I N . Y K - S fd ssW0X MfQ+At 2 fi Xp! Q'm!'wY ' I 7: a Lfllff., fs bun-4-M ,M,-..mnun-o-n-- Mrs. Pam Martin transcendentaiizes with a moment of silent meditgticm of tears. ,rf Mrs. Earle Ann Hill enjoys the calm before the storm. .ini

Page 73 text:

M. BELOW: Mrs. Glenda Johnson opens English class with Let me entertain you. l l I 5 if -pri, , 5. l 4 .tm 'EK im .. Mrs, Patsy Daunis reflects the look of love. English teachers, under the guidance of the lead teacher, Mrs. Mengwasser, attempts to develop composition skills and literary interest in their students. With the aid of opaque pro- jectors, film strips, a video tape machine, and Literature Units, including such topics as Law, Survival, and Personal Codes, their goals are being accomplished. Four new English teachers have. been added to the staff this year, and along with them, new techniques. One technique in the English Department is S. O. E. CSpeech Oriented Englishj which is a new concept as ope posed to written work. It teaches informative speaking skills which will be valuable to stu- dents i.n opening employment opportunities in areas such as secretarial, salesmen, etc. In addition to Joumalism I, which was a part of last year's curriculum, Journalism II, IH, IV are now being taught. The publication of the first Trmity newspaper is anticipated in the spring.