Murphy High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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'.MSS KATHERINE HOPE MRS. V. McAllister MISS E. LURA MOORE MISS LUCILLE RHODES MISS VIVIAN JELKS MISS ANN SAVAGE MRS. GLENDA JORDON MISS EDNA OLSON MRS. A. CLARK MR. ROY WJLKIE MRS. RUTH GROOM MISS ELIZABETH GREEN Mrs. Baiderson explains noun clauses. LSI 18 Writing themes in Miss Rhodes' room.

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MISS CAROLYN TAYLOR MRS. DORIS STUMPH MRS. JEAN KERN MISS DORIS TRAVIS The efficient operation of Murphy High School as an aca- demic institution depends upon the school's administration and staff. The duties of these administrators not only involve academic problems but also the routine task of organization, through their tireless efforts to guide and assist all students, they solve problems that constantly impede educational prog- ress. They accept the responsibility for maintaining an educa- tional program that fits the needs of future leaders and useful citizens in a constantly changing society. Mrs. Hamil and Miss Knudsen talk over plans in ihe A.V. Office. 17

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One of the most important courses for use in everyday life is the study of the English lan- guage. It is necessary that each student takes three years of Eng- lish, which includes the basic fundamentals of grammar and a foundation in literature. Creative writing and world literature are additional subjects offered to seniors. Creative writ- ing encourages students to use imagination in composing poet- ry, themes and short stories. These combined courses give a cultural as well as essential educa- tion to every student at Murphy. MISS WINNIE MRS. K. J. DAVIS CLARK MRS. E. L. MISS GLADYS MISS EVELYN MRS. C. Y. BRADLEY BAXTER HINZ SCARBOROUGH 19