West Valley High School - Aurora Yearbook (Fairbanks, AK)

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ONCE UPON A CLASSIC With some catchy methods, Mrs. Clark and guest During o lecture, special education students listen speaker Judy Redmond teach the correct ways to for notable material. write. 'al 'QN- vmonlmis' mai' HW '-gpg, Qan- 'Val' ili......... ww M, Wtth the help of Mrs Burnside Blizzard 5 y do their work

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I c f l 1 ggggg ' , c u olos FROM BASICS TO ADVANCED, THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT TAUGHT STUDENTS TO CREATE WITH IMAGINATIVE MINDS XVirh8 sernesrers of reauired English, each and every Wesr student will become slsilled ar rhe reading and vvriring paris of the three R's With required classes including iirerorure, speech, and composition the West srudenr can auire easily be-come a highly acceptable reader and writer, or rhe sarne rin'ie gaining valuable infornnarion rhar can only oe piclsed up in an English class, And with the nunnber af English electives available, the aurgoing studenr has unlimited opporiuniry ro pur his new found slsills ro use Some of the areas open for srudy are debate, journalism, drarna, and rhearer producrioni Asin four of the orher advanced classes, AP. English provides the energetic srudenr vvirh a chance to further his study and gain some college credit or rhe sanfre time. The vvhole English Deparrnnenr is vvell sroifed and Deparrrnenr Head, Mrs. Mears, does a fine job lseeping everything in order, There are classes to fill every students needs and capapilirles and this is rhe rnosr important reason rhar the deparrmenr does as good of a job as it does. With a mountain of books, Dick Vehmeir and Sheri Hilke get srecrdy for some serious studying. Sharing their materials, A.P. English students take port in another exciting school activity. Guest speaker. Sheila Dickerson poeticolly captures o class of enthusiastic students. s SEED A ' I'r..i11 yi 6 T A-...J YI-wits liar . , W is , . i X' N L XI J I r g:mfwfsm1xI'JiAx.AfNASl9'U R-Ig Q. .. srcruiluc-1 1 L 9611 'ind r MALE 'NG ' f .-...i iw .sr--4... i L sfWlf,ry 5 2 5 Fil If QALNQMIQQV 3 I 5 'fl orihcidnx EN lrni-rm Ising h 3 K ,s -i

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N0 Measuring mass. Eddy Allen looks at the light side of school. Searching for a precipitate, Nancy Schikora and Mike Romick participate in a lab. ATH AND SCIENCE Caught by surprise, Mr. Reed takes a break from helping confused student Janet Hand. Doing his duty, Wade Huntsman records microscope observations.