North Little Rock High School - Wildcat Yearbook (North Little Rock, AR)

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Cur Mother Tongue English We Study ln Grammar and Literature English-leading the world in the medium of com- munication since the translation of the King james Bible, is presented in its various forms on Wildcat Hill. Improving and revising upon the English you have used since you first uttered that first endeared word, the faculty at XVildcat Hill smoothes out the bumps on that rocky road to correct and comprehensive English. The mechanics-diagramming, using the eight parts of speech correctly, constructing clear senten- ces, and saying what you mean to say correctly. The literature, sometimes not understood, but the work of masters. After explanation by those wizards known as teachers, we find ourselves able to under- stand and criticize intelligently all types of writings, and enjoy it at the same time. Homocide on Wfildcat Hill? No, it's only the in- terpretation of the works of the great clramatists of English and American literature by certain aforesaid members of the Hill Congregation . That whirring noise? Oh, that's Whirling Willie turning over in his grave! XVhirling Willie ? That is Wildcat l-lill's most affectionate name for Wil- liam Shakespeare. lllry. Reyburn Femvzxirlc Englixb, 12 K-'S W lh.A S' llfrs. Irma B. llwilsorz lfugfixb, IU X Mfr. IV. C. Pbillipr English, II llliss Iorefrbim' Collie Englixb, 12

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