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ma. 4, on W ,Y 'S' .. Q e i , fag A-,T A z J' hx 5 if vi- 'fs Q X X g .Xi K: W ir! Y 5 1 Mrs. Louise Dorsett lupper lefij, depart- ment chairman, proofreads discussion questions in preparation of a test. Mr. Iames Garmon Lrightj pauses momentarily between classes. Mr. lim Ray lfar rightj lectures his class on colonial America,
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Smit needless words. The English department probes the depths of the human mind through studies of the world of literature and attempts at self-expres- sion. Freshmen gain respect for literary form as well as content. Sophomores gain insight as they struggle to comprehend the meaning of literary works. juniors concentrate on our ,I g if-W strunk 81 white American literary heritage. Seniors grapple with Beowulf and Shakespeare as they study English masterpieces. In French I, II, and III, students may study the language, history, and culture of France as they attempt to master the spoken and written word. Y gflf f' l sb -1' 'F A Miss Patsy Meacham flower leftj grades a quiz. Mrs. Ruby Sanders llower rightj contemplates a book report. Mrs. Rebecca Snyder labovel consults plan book in preparing her daily lessons. 21
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i'Of all time . . . today is hardest to judge Western culture is a revolutionary new :ourse in the social studies department this year. There are no textbooks for the course, zlasses utilize skits, group discussions, hand- Jut sheets, and lectures. Analytical questions focus on current issues such as wire-tapping, equal rights, and government decision-making io probe students' minds and to help them grasp the practical realities of our culture. Freshmen, sophomores, and juniors focus on United States history. Through lectures, films, and initiative lessons, students gain a view of our country's colorful history and varied life- style. Discussions of current issues also help students to realize that history is a continuing event. . ' P tory. gnc' IM 23 Mr. Donald Stout lleftj listens to student discussion. Mr Harold Ritchie lfar leftj emphasizes an important fact of U S His
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