West Orange High School - Sword and Scabbard Yearbook (Winter Garden, FL)

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E W V - G E SV ,f mmm Xs- fi ,sa W' W-as Looking for some good books to read? Having trouble choosing the right topic for your English term paper? Maybe the problem is finding the vocabulary for that special love letterl All of these questions and more, too, can be answered in the English circle, the largest department at West Orange High School. Eleven hardworking teachers assist Ms. Pratt in accomplishing the tremendous task of teaching all students writing skills, language, and literature. lf you want an advanced English class with a free side course in the Equal Rights Movement, sign up with Ms. McMilIen. Sexist language is also a part of Myth- ology classes taught by Ms. Johnson. Coach Clenney has a special emphasis on vocabulary and sports in his classes. lt's a regular movie picture show taking Humanities under Ms. Reyn- olds. These script editors in West Orange's Eng- lish Department constantly work to produce the finished product of our year-long film at West Orange. I. Joe Clenney. that ole English funnyman, gets a kick out of receiving unexcused absentee slips from his first period. 2. There's no way l'm going to change your grade. 3. Is it a bird? A plane? No, it's Ms. McMilIen falias Kirk Farrj on Homecoming Celebrity Day. 4. Hey Sam, how ya doing on that three page English exam? 5. You wrote your lines on my bathroom pass. 6. The West Orange English Department takes a well deserved break in the commons. Front row Cl. to rj: Lynne Richard, Holly Raymond, Nancy Reynolds, Margaret McMillen, Second row Cl. to r.D: Harold Shoaf, Vicky Cornell, Paul Chambers, Jan Pratt. Lynn Melton. Third row Cl. to nj. Phyllis Johnson , Betty Stull, Maude Johnson. 7. The point is English comes firstl 8. Go ahead. l'm listening. 217

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E L E G EE S I + I 2 2 - remember that in grade school? At West Orange the basics are still taught by Mr. Holt. But now for the more complicated stuff - what about College Review and Algebra I with Mary Brin- son? Or go a step further into Algebra ll with Mr. Sutton. He may not be good at names, but he sure knows figuresl Speaking of figures, Ms. Eckenroth has the geometry field well covered. Want to com- puterize your brain cells? Work with Mr. Tripp, a living computer. He can send messages to other schools or even help out in the office preparing the absentee lists. Our film engineers work hard to keep West Orange students at the top of the list. V ' 4 ss.. My ' ' f I A L, -ef Wl f 'Umf ' f' - WW ,,, K ., , 1 H 4 , tt 'Wifi , if 1 We , ttlll ,,t,,V A V MAX r i r