Wewoka High School - Tiger Yearbook (Wewoka, OK)

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B x 4' l MRS. VIRGINIA BIBGERS S M.A.-University of Oklahoma Mrs.IBiggQ?s Hop lefil 'reaches one class- in English II, one in English Il R, and all English I and I R casses. . ' MISS GERALDINEIHOUSER ' , M.A.-Oklahoma ASME . Miss Houser Isecenel Ioffl, Spanish and English Ill teacher, siages 'the big Spanish fiesia each year. MRS. LUCY B. SITTON 'I M.A.-Univ sity of Olrldhoma ii Mrs. SiHon third left! reaches Englishill, English IV, and iournalism. She sponsors both the TIG R yea olr and The LITTLE TIGER newspaper. Nu' SJW CA -n- . r X I if x i dl he English I R students-Levita Sharp, Ray Hisaw, Pat Norvell, Voncile Ramsey, and Eddie Thatcher-are selecting the book of their choice. Like other remedial courses, English I R concentrates chiefly on reading skills, with English usage secondary. Yi 2 N9 . Q, t p ' '33 Q ff 'S .I af' f . ,, fn 5 4. ,fi 'rf' v 3 , MIM- -slr . 4.4 fy, , Il, ,fe3.:,:,.-5 .nv yi A-.-1-S .- -. - ,-r- 1 ,X 4,-.f. .-.-: ,5,, Q,-.f 9.f4::'?:7.-ff mf' fo,-.-, .zf ,f-151' s'5f'.'7:-:'f ff 'Q ,J 'CTC-,'1y13:g7f X ' XE' .. 'E 'ggi-' 8 .

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'im Mrs. Virginia Biggers. English I and English II R. teacher says: Like a well-fashioned tool, an English course should he built to do specific jobs. It should help students to communicate more effectively with one another: increase their respect for the Eng- lish language, and should open their eyes to pleasures that can be derived from an appreciation of literature. '22 Gene Staggs, Ted Moore, standing, Don Tipton, Esther Davis, Karen Irwin, sittingg and John Reed, Clayton Smart, in back- ground, are shown here in English II R. The general aim of the English R is to improve reading skills and to pave the way toward better grammatical usage. Students are tested at regular intervals in order that they may check their own progress. n9l42143mzd42 Edna Streeter, Robert Coursay, Jerry Harris, standingg and Vir- deen Sherrin and Carroll Cain, seated, are enjoying their English magazine, Practical English. The students are in a class which stresses reading speed and comprehension and English usage. In a friendly, non-competitive atmosphere these juniors and seniors study their magazine, write themes, read books, make book reports, and have oral discussions on subjects of interest. 81715441 Barbara Chaffin, Carl Mullen, Carolyn Embach, and Katherine Payne are shown discussing a sentence in English I. This course starts students on the road that leads them through exciting dis- coveries in high school literature and English usage. Mrs. Biggers teaches all English I classes. ' 2 Mary Epton, who won second in sentence structure in Ada, ex- plains the diagraming of a sentence to Gray Cluek, Anita Nichols, Myrna Sanderson, Jo Ann Crossland, and Bobby Howard in Eng- lish II. English II presents everyday aspects of grammar together with the appreciation of literature. 9