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Dina Gangel
Social Studies
Linda Garvin
English. Debate Basic Fundamentals Found

In English Class.
Joe Gauthier
Social Studies
JoAnne Graham emember all those old elemen- They were to be found in the feelings
tary school days. One wrote on
Resource R of a journal. the expressions of an
wide lined paper with dotted
essay, and the research of a term
lines in between and made sure that paper.
Norm Glismann all the tall and capital letters went Students used feelings, expres-
English, Fresh. Basketball above those dotted lines . Who could sions , and research to create the
Coach
Kay Griffith forget those Dick and Jane books literary magazine. "New Beginnings"
Science containing such simple sentences as. Meetings were held, every Wed-
"See Spot run ." nesday, to explore the content of the
Jerry Gustafson In high school, one no longer magazine. The literary office was
Math followed those simple exercises, but changed from the A. V. room to Mr .
Sue Holthaus learned a more complexed method Galloway's old office. Sen ior Sue
Counselor
to use these skills in a class called Wedhe stated. " The new office
English . helped speed up production of the
Websters' dictionary defined Eng- magazine. I don't know what we
Jane Herfkins lish as a course or individual class in the would have done without it.
Math, Soph . Clieer-
leader Sponsor study of English literature and compo- The beginning of communication
Mary Hills sition. started from learning those basic
Resource
The basic fundamentals could be elementry exercises of reading and
found in any high school English class . writing.
Bonnie Hiykel
Math
Juanita Johnson
French

Jim Johnson
Athletic Trainer
Patty Kraft
English . Literary
Magazine Advisor

Doug Kyles
Varsity Boys
Baseball Coach
Jack Lawson
Physical Education

Dave Lee
Science. Varsity
Football Coach.
Fresh. Track Coach.
Weight Trainer
Vince Lenz
Counselor
Reviewing poems for the new literary magazine.
" New Beginnings " are Seniors Darlene Spanjer and
Bob Tucker. Junior Lisa Bice . and Freshman Lisa
Spalding.

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