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English All Washington-Lee students had one thing in common - an English course, but the type of course was not necessarily the same. The elective system in English was changed slightly this year, with those choosing this option covering vocabulary, composition, and grammar during the first semester, followed by two quarters of elective study. Along with this elective system and a traditional full-year English course, there were courses for the advanced English student starting with Enriched English in lOth grade, and Advanced Placement English courses in l lth and l2th grades. Students still had two more options. Some juniors preferred American Civilization, a combination of English and history, while many seniors chose to study the fine and literary arts through the ages by participating in the Art-English-Music seminar. xi Il fi, r J' 1 , V ' ' ffliihiini zz 'ig , r, 'yvlbnplbxs ,W . .. ? Dr. Alex Costea 1 AZ' Mickey watches Laurie Campbell work on writing skills 27 it A - . 4'xXD,n -ig-....,,,,,,,x
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English Miss Brenda Glenn -'il 1 ,F Mr. John l-larocopos ,QW ... I J Ai Mr David Gibbs ilfii ,,C liflrlwllf- VVIW-lf' wg. , XI , X -. 4 Mrs. June Shurtliff PLAGIARISM lpla ja riz aml Stealing words or ideas from another and pass- ing them off as one's own. The author sued the playwright for plagiarism of his plot, fl.atin plagiarius, kidnapper, from plagium, hunting net.l The theft of what someone else has written is quite proper- ly compared with stealing his children. The poem he entered in the contest had been plagiarized from a little-known American poet. ill--, The French plagiarism faced the ocean and was dotted with many small hotels, 74-1 The plagiarism spread like wild- fire and took many lives. 3-i-- lt is difficult to prove the plagiarism of an idea, l-ll The two men claimed that their simultaneous publication of the some dis- covery was a coincidence and not plagiarism. Ql--1 Plagiarism: l, Beach front 2s Disease 3. Stealing words or ideas 4. Serenity flir 3.w 4.r 7,w 9,rl
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