Alexandria High School - Epic Yearbook (Alexandria, LA)

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I 1 1,1 3 gum-. splayed 'rlie Globe Tliealer lo 'rhe class. Mrs. Elmore gives flue days assignment 1 i MISS OLA MAE MONK . . .Soulliern Universily, BA., Englisli . . Scroll MRS. RUTI-I G. CYQUINN . . . Louisiana College, B.A., Norlliwesl ern Sfale Universify, M.Ed.. . .Englisn IV. . .Sludenl Council MRS. BILLYE SUE WILKINSON . Mississippi College. BA. . . Englisli I MRS. DOROTHY P. SHAFFER . . . Uriiversily ol Kenluolcy. AB.. . Englislw III . . .Nafional I-Ionor Sociely NOT PICTURED: MRS. THELMA M. ALLEN . . . Leland College BS.. . .Englisli I, II . . .Junior Volunleers I I

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ENGLISH Realizing ThaT an adequaTe ToundaTion in Eng- lish is essenTial if The sTudenT is To be successTul in his overall program oT sTudies, The English sTaTT sTresses Those elemenTs ThaT will be oT parTicuIar beneTiT. By using selecTed liTeraTure, we encour- age The developmenlr oT comprehension and criT- ical Thinking. WiTh oral and wriTTen composiTions we emphasize The correcT, clear, eTTecTive expres- sion oT ideas. Especially do we sTrive To help The sTudenT realize The imporTanT role The English lan- guage plays in his liTe. ffsiwazif. CSDLQMLM Mrs. Shaffer finds a sTudenT's remark humorous. MRS. DIANE E. BUTCHER . . . Louisiana College, B.A. . . . English II, III MRS. G. Y. ELMORE . . . Dillard UniversiTy. B.A. , . . Business Eng- lish, English II MRS. MARGARET I-I. ITIINTON . . . Texas A 81 T. B.S .... English III. IV MRS. JESSIE MARIE JACKSON . . . Louisiana College, B.A. . . . English II, III NOT PICTURED: MR. LOUIS CRENSHAW . . . Louisiana College, B.A. . . . English Il . . . Head EooTball Coach CheryTRoberTs, Donna Dyer, Mrs. Wilkinson, arid ForresT Rogel

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LANGUAGE, SPEECH, REAEJI c, SPECIAL The foreign language program in our school includes bolh classical and modern languages. A srudv of anolher language involves a gradual expanding knowledge of a foreign counlry - irs geography, hisiory, social organizalion, lilera- lure, and culfure - which resulls in a berfer per- specrive on American cullure rhrough an adiusr- menr lo rhe concepi of culrural similariries and differences. Though language slcills may lafer be forgorlenp The enlarging and enriching resulrs of 'rhe culrural experience endure lhroughour life. Mr. Thomas encourages Larry King, Thomas Lay and Alber+ oss. MRS. FLORENCE ANASTASIO . . . Louisiana S+a+e Universifv, BA. . . . French I, Ill, IV. . . French Honor Sociefv MR. DON COUVILLION . . . Norlhwesfern Slale Universily. BA. . . .Speech Civics. . .The-spians. Deloafe Club MRS. PATRICIA CYPHERT . . . Norrhweslern Sfafe Universily, BS. . . .French ll, English ll . . .Epic MRS. Pl-lYLLlS KOLB . . . Louisiana Srafe Universily. BA. . . . Lalin I, English l . . .Lafin Club Reading machines are a greaf aid To Mrs. Lymberis.