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

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, f f' X lf f., 4 , .Y ,, - A 3 Z 1, ll I, ,XX Tlicsc books enuct ll familiar scene as they patiently wait to bc C1ltl'l1StCLl to new OXVHCTS. L We enjoy the pleasures and suffer the pains of Latin. Miss Mary Moffitt Librarian By learning to use thc card catalogue, this student becomes bcttcr aicquuintcd with tllc library.

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-if ,,4v , ' 3 .. ' I . f' ,.. '4,.' x '- .l ' Nliss llutricin llauncr, Nlrs. Kittie C2lN'K'I1l'SS, Miss Ili-len Bosticli ' - ' 'W A , ' M . Q .,..,, ., . ' c,, 1 'l' V 74- ww-,xi BEE 4.1 Ilerc, in one ol' our Spunish classes, students learn uhout thc life us wcll us lhc lunguugc ol the pcoplc. 22 Each day the language students not only learn ycrbs, vocabulauy, and QIYIIHINLII'-tllt' tools to any lunguuge-hut also play il sinull role in hringing uhout world peace und friendship through thc study of French and Spanish. A Spanish proycrh says, ullc who would understand his neighbors must put his head in their house. NYC put this into practice hy studying thc customs and culturcs of our foreign neighbors. Although we sometimes find u world of differences in thcsc two ficlds, wc discover that wc have much in coinnion. Latin, the classic lunguugc taught in our school, opens udycnturc into ROIHC'S colorful past. Through the Study of thc liomun ciyilizzltion we hettcr understand our own. This knowledge is vuluuhle in the help it lends to modern languages und the field of science.

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Mr. Donald Thomas, Miss Mario Andrews, Mr. Sal Ccro, Mr. XVilliam F. Van lloy, jr. Modm-rn prohlmns 1-mlm-a1yol's to ucqnuiiit us with both llillitllllll amd world-wide' c-urrvnt vvv Tho soc-itll studios dcpatrtmcnt offers L-ourscs in Unitcd Stutvs history, world history, Civics, and modcrn prohloms. 'l'cuclwrs whose prixnc ohjcctiyvs arc to 1-quip us to hc good t-itizcns lllkllil' those suhjvc-ts inorv Illt'2llllllgiilll to us. XVO dis- coycr that wc c-nn and must Sll1ll'0 in the administration of our c-ommunity, stzltv, und nation. lf our nation is to continue in thc szunc spirit that hrought it into ht-ing. it is 11CL'l'SStlI'y that wc- lcurn to undcrstamd thc principles ht-hind it. No longcr do wc' think of thick, dusty yohnnvs of hooks us at synonym for history, hut instcud utlyc11t11r'v and plcusurc comc to mind. Although Dl0L1SllI't' ulonc- would proyidc ll good reason for rcudirig history. it docs not hy any mt-uns rival tht- illlL'llL'C'tllt1l und pmcticall aspects of the coursv. This Oaqvr tt-at-lu-1' sccms to he This study hall is obviously '- mu st... sr,,,,,,,, looking forward to his next history posing for the photographer class. xw.,f5 . Missa v