Mechanic Arts High School - M Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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CIQ6 15 English ls the lnevitable Study. When a graduate has squeezed through SS, he should know a great deal, tor he has perhaps passed through the severe hands of eight sharp- minded English teachersg he has gazed upon lit not learnedb grammar rules and their exceptions, and hundreds of words easily misspelled, he has laughed at student dramatizations ot Hamlet and Macbeth: he has been stirred by Paradise Lost amused by Chaucer, bored by Beowulf or vice versa, depend- ing on his temperament, he has, in short, willingly or unwillingly been subjected to the cultural intlu- ence of the study ot a language and its literature. Then Hqmlet Said I V - They Sailed for Two Days Sugar-coating the Bitter Pill

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Miss Kellerhals Young Lite Studies Early Life The addition of biology to a students program almost invariably breaks the monotony of Hdown to earth subjects. A student may legitimately exhibit White rats before classmatesg he daringly handles culture dishes of disease bacteriag he watches min- ute seeds germinate and grow day by day before his Very eyes. Page 18 Miss Creglow discusses Of Mice and Men fishy things with her first period biology class.