Worthing High School - Colt Yearbook (Houston, TX)

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Following procedures that foster learning on the part of every student is the English Department. The program follows what is com- monly called a fused or integrated program of study, with no marked time division between literature and composition course offerings. The best of Western literature, English and American works are provided in the field of literature. Electives include speech, iournalism, creative writing and reading. LEFT: Mrs. Mariorie Tucker helps Clifton Turner with a composition in her English class. OPPOSITE, LEFT: Mrs. Diana Morrison returns English papers to Gloria Brown and Malcolm Navy, from a previous test. wt fw

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OPPOSITE, FAR LEFT: Mrs. Mary Stegont strolls through the class as Arnita Patterson, .loAnnette Shields, Yolanda Foston, Charlotte Burton and others indulge in classroom antics. RIGHT: Dr. Joseph Roche checks an assign- ment from his English 3 class with Diane Burns. Dr. Roche who an individualized method of instruction in his class, while oppo- site right: some students watch filmstrips and listen to records while Barbara lobove rightl checks the work sheet for her next procedure.