Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

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Here we study the basic principles of the English language. K XA , I By using the facilities of the library, students are able to delve deeply into research. These students in speech class are learning the funda- mentals oi public speaking. llc find relaxation through reading books and maga- zines in our library. A A .1155 Tests, a necessary part of our . English program, cause S01 ' serious thinking. , I4 ' X 4 A

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Our English department endeavors to acquaint us with the complexities of the language arts. VVe are led to realize the importance of our speech, our writing, and the improvement of our knowledge of both ancient and contemporary litera- ture. XVithin the English classes an air of informality prevails and b l e n d s pleasantly with the clearly illustrated teaching of our instructorsg these two components of good teaching give us the will to learn. We are daily exposed to correct gfillll- mar and excellent literature, which sub- consciously become a part of us. XVithout the essential training that we gain from our English department we would lack the poise and dignity required for modern society. ,Wx f VI 'JI ,E 0' 1 Mrs Maly P Lconud Mis Mildred T. Faircloth, Mr. Ivey C. Maness

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--....,,, M.,-u---.......,, Mrs. Walker Derr, Mrs. Ruby B. Smith, Mr. E. C. Morgan A working knowledge of mathematics is essential in the world in which we live. Our mathematics department, under the guidance of ahle teachers, strives to make our studies more interesting and challenging. Some of the courses offered to us are general math, algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. Even though we are required to have only two units in mathematics for graduation, our curriculum enables us to acquire five units. The main purpose of this program is to ae- quaint us with the practical application of mathematics in daily living and to prepare students for careers in this field. Mrs. Erma T. Long, Mr. Glenn E. Fox wt 18