College High School - Bulldog Yearbook (Greeley, CO)

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g ri tljr ft ' : ' 9 W ,«- . J|i MlL tfatenat M:ss Elizabeth Carney There are certain values that even a war cannot disturb. Among these is General Literature. The class, with renewed interest, studied the classical and contemporary writers and poets. The classics of the world have lived through countless wars, and the students of College High were not to be denied these priceiess treasures. With her usual vigor and enthusiasm. Miss Elizabeth Carney made these ancient works live. 38

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rf( pe uz « » 1 ptI Sp i fl ■$ . ' 1 L: .£M KJ . B Mrs H ami Sa: The algebra class, under the able supervision ol Mrs Juanita Sanders. studied equations, evaluations, and all other fundamentals of mathematics. In stub times as these, algebra is more valuable than ever, and no doubt, everyone in the class benefited by taking it. When asked how they liked the class, the general reply was, Swell, and Mrs. Sanders never gives us any week-end assignments! 37

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and M I iRl N i Ml People art- judged by the way they speak: no one can know too much about English, nor be able to write too well. 1 hese two factors, speaking and writing, were studied under the supervision ol Miss Florence Meyer. The class wrote essays each week, and read them aloud in class: this gave the students practice in both writing and in speaking before a group. 39