Adams High School - Highlander Yearbook (Rochester Hills, MI)

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fundamentals, and more. . . The English Department at Adams had much more to offer its students than just English Grammar. ln courses such as Shakespeare. Drama. and Poetry. students learned to further their education in these specific areas. This year a new addition to the English Department was the Project Advance course. This class is comparable to the freshman English class at Syracuse University. lt was worth 6 credits at universities and colleges nationwide. and was taught by Mrs. Mallon. Besides the new class at Adams. there were two new English teachers this year. They were Mrs. O'Connor, the energetic sophomore sponsor. and Mr. Freeman, the coach of the Debate Team and the Literary Club sponsor. - A V y , ill ff si gi s. 45 is is 53. lff . I- 0 I i it 4 'Nou 1Wif?iiMW's -as eglr 3 . . . So's your face. Bembe. 1 Og. 'ff in-YL' Q I, 4 ' T1 . .M , b 'sl-Q. 'L s , Q' iiiz' frl' 'llii Camera shy sovholhores stud!! hard

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quiet, please One of the quietest places in this school was the Library. It was run by Mrs. Johnston and Mrs. Green. These two ladies worked hard at keeping the thousands of books in order for us, along with pamphlets. magazines, and newspapers. To make things somewhat easier for them they have invented a new filing system. This made finding things quicker and easier. At the back of the library was the Audio Visual room. Once again Mrs. Sharp was in charge of the A.V. Near the end of last year new equipment such as record players, screens. carts, and proiectors were bought. Adams was proud to have such a fine library and A.V. in its building. f 'f- K ....,,q8 Once upon a time. . . sz, ing, smile and a kind word.

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