White Pine County High School - Coyote Yearbook (Ely, NV)

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Do I Have The Right?? Today. like Yesterday, my mind is on World affairs. I think o there are today. f all the unsolved problems The wars. cancer. pollution. drugs. All killers. Do l have the right to bring a Child into this world?7 'The blacks are treated unjustly but that's not all. T names, the half-breeds and the poor. W hy don't we open our eyes and give these people a chance? here are the children without last Do I have the right to bring a Child in this world7'? But think of the chance of an education they'll have. With an education one could be ' gm to sort out and solve the many problems. We have tried for years, but they aren't gone yet. Maybe I do have the right to bring a child into this world. By Lizabeth Breitrick

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ew English System sed Under the English program begun this year students changed teachers after each six weeks period. The system allowed instructors to teach that element of English for which they have special liking, aptitude and training. The purpose of the change was to make classes more interesting to students and to give each student a well rounded and complete course in all the elements of English. Though he began the year as a rookie, Mr. Clair Allan Black is now a pro after a year of teaching English II, and advanced speech, drama and debate. His English II students studied literature and the Roberts English series, a modern system of grammar study. He also taught aviation science and was director of the debate club. He attended high school in Sandpoint, Idaho, and earned an associate of arts degree at North Idaho .Iunior College, Coeur d' Alene, Idaho. Mr. Black earned a bachelor of science degree at the University of Nevada, Reno and then taught at Ely Grade School before returning to the University of Nevada for a Master's degree. This was Kathbfn C. Mayes l9th year of teaching. She has taught school in Idaho and grade school in Ruth, Nevada. Graduated from Idaho State University at Pocatello, Idaho with a bachelor of arts degree. She has done graduate work there and at other universities. At W.P.H.S. she taught English. Last year under the new program, she specialized in literature. She also taught journalism and was advisor of the Pine Nut, our school paper. She taught some extension courses for Elko Community classes and a high school night diploma classes. 'ffm IM. if I -MW, . 7 n s:-Z .wat-aqgf':yf ' ': '.'2.Z,: 4,: Wg, it,....p'- -- , if ' j .ww .wif .wsa wz 2' tw- .t WJ.-V 5 1 gi' ,- -5955 f