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Local professional and business men discuss the qualifications, benefits, and educational requirements of various positions. This program was part of a career unit of the freshman English curriculum. Left to right: Mr. Ward Dillavou, Mr. Charles Heath, Miss Dorsett, Mr. james Pettitt, and Mr. Jay Kaiserman. Senior English students demonstrate classroom technique in unit work at a P.T.A. meeting. Left to right: C. Jones, W. Brown, VV. Chittick, and I. Englum. Directed by Miss Shirley Nelson, Casey at the Bat is the subject of this outdoor class dramatization. Miss Nelson and Miss Laverne Lennon, from the University of Illinois, were student teachers under the supervision of Miss Hochstrasser and Miss Dorsett, in the senior and freshman English classes, respectively. The bulletin-board is inspected by members of the senior class. Spelling, vocabulary, collateral reading, composition, and oral reports help make up the unit. Left to right: P. Curl, S. Doak, J. Englum, VV. Brown, D. Zink, W. Chittick, E. Hinds, and E. Hardy. is T
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E94 4-.4 -,-. , - - -.,- ' - f Flv'-P7171-j M N gi, . A . 4 , V W 1 Language Arrsi ENGLISH JOURNALISM A freshman English class makes a tape recording: This device helps the students to hear and correct errors m speech. 4 Orville Vifashburn and John Bizal display scrapboq made in a junior Enggshbclass. The unit concerrl ob ies. 1 J The TIGER TALES, edited by the journalism classy is made up at the ,local BEACON-News oflice. Type-setters Cl. to r.j: Ann Matthews, Madge Davis, Mr. Walsh, and a BEACON-NEWS employee. l
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EISENHOWER VVINS! The senior civics and social problem classes sponsored a mock presidential election. Precincts were set up and the students registered and voted according to the local election laws. , World and American. historv are required of sophomores and Juniors, respectively. Social Sciences WORLD HISTORY AMERICAN HISTORY SOCIAL PROBLEMS CIVICS It is the practice of the senior civics classes to send representatives to observe the Paris city council in action. M. Mason, M. Sprague, G. Alexander, S. Straw, and F. Stotts seem absorbed at this meeting.
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