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Self-Expression Through Music And Art Mr. Chuck Mander - Senior and Junior High Band and Chorus, General Music This year the Music Department really went places, such as to the Earth Audio recording studio in Ferrisburg. They participated in several regional music festivals and increased the number of public performances given in Vergennes. They also put on dances and Dime-A-Dip suppers to raise money for new uniforms. In Mrs. Bartlett's art courses, students found or further developed many talents while working in ceramics, linoleum-block printing, sketching, poster-making, jewelry-making, and painting. They also lent a hand when other departments in the school needed artwork for posters, programs, and prints.
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Languages From Afar Mrs. Maida Crocker - English 9, 11, French 1, 2, 5, Science Fiction Literature, Stagecraft Students interested in taking a foreign language were offered the choice of French or German. In addition to the study of grammar, vocabulary, and literature, students learned about the history and culture of the country whose language they were studying. Trips to France, Germany, and Montreal, Continental dinners, foreign language magazines, and caroling helped spark extra-curricular interest. Mrs. Ellen Norton - French 1,2, 3,4 With the help of the headphones Timmy Condon and Andy Tisbert go over French vocabulary. 24
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Special Services Meet Special Services for students this year were both specialized and diversified. Title I funds, coordinated by Mrs. Gail Lynk, provided for reading and photography programs, as well as Operation Advance, a new program under the direction of Mr. Larry Shepard, emphasizing survival skills. One of the major concerns of the reading specialists, Ms. Mary Ellen Sessa and Mrs. Anne Sullivan, was designing new reading programs which would incorporate the teaching of basic reading skills into all areas of the curriculum. Selected junior high students continued their education in the self-contained classroom with Mrs. Thelma Oxholm. Their activities included work with U.S.S.R. (Uninterrupted Sustained Silent Reading), a new reading concept being used in schools throughout Vermont. The Home Economics Department, Mrs. Nancy Em-berly, offered specialized courses on family living and outdoor survival. One of their most practical projects was making down parkas and vests. Mrs. Kitty Oxholm, Self-contained Classroom Mrs. Gail Lynk, Title I Coordinator 26 Mrs. Cheryl Thurber, Title I
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