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Novels Supplement Literature L gg 'LE Book covers from popular novels have attracted the eyes oi this group ot students from Mrs. Evelyn Seale's sophomore English classes. Looking at the display are Tom Atchley, Bobby Keith, Dianna Turley, Nancy Regan, and Phyllis McDaniel. Highlights ot this required course include studies ot Silas Marner and Iulius Caesar. Latin Upholds Ancient Tradition Mr. Fugate's second year Latin students Work diligently in translating an excerpt from Caesar's Gallic Wars. Studying this language widens one's vocabulary and simplifies Eng- lish grammar and sentence structure, While also teaching history, customs, and traditions of the early Roman people. Nga-
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Library Motivates Research The library is a popular place for East High students, especially during exam or term paper time. Providing books specified as ref erence and pleasure, all students are able to satisfy their whims. With continual additions this section of the school is kept abreast of the times. Bible Builds Character Advanced Bible students are progressing rapidly under the excellent instruction of Mrs. Virginia Wood, a newcomer to East. History is predominantly studied in connection to the Qld Testament, and spiritual truths applicable to everyday living are stressed through the New Testament. Members oi the class are Rosie Webster, Wanda Learnon, David Emmett Cstandingl, Leo Browning, Iames Willoughby, and Ray Qualls.
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ln Mrs. Patti Blackett's art classes students are encouraged to express their emotions 1 through creative design. Many of their works Art are placed in the halls and cafeteria for the benefit and enjoyment of the entire school, During the second semester they add ceramics to their list of art activities. . Girls' physical education offers a varied program n o to keep them in good physical condition. In addition Glrls Acqlllre to daily exercise the girls participate in softball, turn- bling, volleyball, bowling, basketball, tennis, and golf. o 0 This varied program builds toward a well-rounded Physlcal Fitness person in the area of sports. ' 26
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