Weld Central High School - Rebel Yearbook (Keenesburg, CO)

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Mrs. Hay lectures to her science-fiction class. 7 Vickie Isler, Debbie Reyes. Honey Kay Leonard, and Kenny Wray as A Barber Shop Quartet. Steve Baudendlstel. Mr. Blschoff. Rondo Lane. Ms. Petersen, and Karen Baumgartner play TRIVIAL PURSUIT. ( C he reading is okay if I had more time to get it done,” stated Chardonnay Smith. There are mixed feelings about American literature. Some feel that it is hard; others think it is easy. “For some people it’s really hard. I think it’s a hard class but Ms. Petersen is a good teacher and having her teaching it make it easier to understand,” commented Jodi Grattan. Kenny Schmltd calls for a fob Interview. Language Arts 25

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The graduation requirements were increased this year. The students had to add another English credit and it was also decided that American literature should be a required class. American literature is a class in which the student is taught all about America's famous writers and poets. The students also have essays to write and take tests as in other classes. But the one thing that makes American literature harder is all the reading that has to be done. The student must read many various stories, some which are hard to understand and others that are easy. Greg Wolaver, Chris Carpenter, and Doug Jones In the play FOR HIS BROTHER'S CRIME. John Whitehead explains to Dina Hein the proper way to call lor a lob Interview as Anita Hayes watches attentively. 24 Language Arts

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Steve Baudendlstel watches Mr. Blschott shows off his expertise In history during TRIVIAL PURSUIT Psychology and social living once again proved to be among the most popular of the history courses. Mr. Bischoff has a theory as to why, There’s more personal involvement in those classes. Kids can see how some of the material applies directly to them. Social studies, as well as being relevant, should be fun,” Mr. Bischoff went on to say. It’s not necessarily entertaining all the time, but it doesn’t have to mean dry, traditional, lackluster classes.” Mr. Hilding had students do time lines, make presen- Wlth a look of amazement. Chardonnay Smith wonders why her groom Brian Foss dresses so casually at his own wedding. Wes Johnson and Cher! Heckard are in charge of making the punch for a wedding reception. Students In social living go through mock weddings and try and cope with situations that a couple might face In real life. 26 History