University High School - Kronos Yearbook (Spokane, WA)

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Left: Mr. Gilchrist wishes he were somewhere else! Below left: Mrs. Jydstrup reviewing for her next Senior English class. Below: A hardworking student keeps busy in Mrs. lsotaIo's Language course. .E '?'11' al 1 1. - - my ' 356 V'?'-'ff . ' V ','i -, r rl M n riii n - J f ff' .21 ' ff-71. fr ' ff 2 I2 H 'S '.i2i3v3zl I9, Mrs. Carol lsotalo Mrs. Lucy Jydstrup Mrs. Sandi Overman Mr. Clancy Schierman Mr. Daryl lsotalo Mrs. Judy Moore Mr. Ernest Richlie Mrs. Nan Waters Mr. Mike Robey

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Lang. Group Largest Language Arts is the largest department in University and the most balanced between men, women faculty members, explained Mr. Carl Welch, Department Head. In the sophomore level, Language Arts emphasizes the paragraph and a variety of short stories and novels. The Junior level emphasizes the complete composition with American Literature courses. The senior level works on college term papers and essays with the expansion of World Literature, Shakespeare and Mythology. Th ree years ago the Language Arts department changed to an elective course, dropping requirements for the Senior level. This department is especially important to the college-bound student who uses a variety of writing skills necessary to succeed in college, Mr. Welch concluded. - K Q all Above: Mrs. Waters keeps a sharp eye on her Language class. Above right: Mr. lsotalo works with Debbie lngebo. Far Right: Mr. Espinoza shares his Spanish background with students. Mr. Carl Welch Mr. Joe Espinoza Mr. Bill Gilchrist Mr. Jeff Brown 168 oi' an-nn..

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Superior Instructors Lead to Business Growing interest in business courses made it necessary to add one new staff member and expand course offerings in 1978, according to Mr. Roy Dyer, Department Head. Mrs. Sheri Culver expanded the business teaching staff to six members. Mrs. Culver commented. This year l noted an increasing interest in business courses. She ex- plained she felt students were becoming more aware of the opportunities in business fields. Growing interest in Business Law and Business Education courses will necessitate expansion in these areas in the future Mrs. Culver predicted. Business Department courses include not only traditional business classes, but also Home Eco- nomics, and Graphics and photography courses - all relating to post high school job training opportunities. The main function of our entire department is to prepare students for work skills and job oppor- tunities, Mr. Dyer explained. Mr. Dyer Mr. Clark Mrs. Culver Mr. Flatt g ,ff Mrs. Gruber Mrs. Miller 170