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Scholars are Busy Writing, Speaking Mr. Joseph E. Miller Miss Eleanor Tilton .44 .. ' i,. - 5 ' ' f , W , V Z fi i A K' A :: . at oi W ii. .'i, I K' .. 531 K Q ,. ' si , g S r r iioo ' f v. f ev? --:, X. Mrs. Shirley Warren Mrs. Gertrude Zeller The iournolism students studied all phases of news- paper work including advertising and financial man- agement. Oral English, Business and Senior English were the grammatical classes offered to l2th graders. Students of 12th grade journalism published the Dart newspaper and yearbook for the 5lst consecu- tive year. English Literature and English Survey, each a se- mester course, were recommended to College Prep- aratory students. 28
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Miss Margaret Howard Miss Jean Phillips M V'ii r g + J VV ,.,,, : iii iiifx if iiii , r Mrs. Hazel Rogers Mrs. Irene Styles English Enables Bulans To Communicate, Create lf students at Ashtabula High are not proficient in the communitive arts by the time they are, graduated, it ain't the fault of the English department! ln previous years the l ith grade had been a com- bined study of literature and grammar and compo- SlilOI'1. r 7 if urrr , A change was brought about this year when lOB as rrrrr W 'Y --- and T 'IB classes studied grammar and composition ex- iff- clusively. The l0A and llA students studied only S literature. The change was considered successful. Textbooks provided a combined review and devel- opment study through years nine, ten and eleven. pg A Juniors, interested in the iournalistic field were per- Q , mitted to substitute iournalism for general English. 5 W Y r-I A A 9. fS 5 25 gases seat.: K 2.-sag .23 3 , K 34 2Si3a55ff'T.?VXS, F , . 11 K ' as . ' ,K fggg 4 f ,r fi.. 433, . :Q -ff i f ' if ,-2. 3' Q ff 6 5 EWU' sggziisifi' . I -V ,- Miss Velma Watson MISS HOWARD explains English history to her class. NORMA RUSHTON points out a grammatical error to l.ee Sponsellor. 27
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-nba 1: x Z7 ,ffl 'ima ...u-su...-no um- .Mr ,,,,,,..,l.munu-,Q IT'S A wonderful paper, Mr. Miller! The principles of page make-up are explained fo the newswrifing class by Mr. Joseph Miller, Dart adviser. MRS. SHIRLEY Wcrren helps Ann Lindberg form fhe plurals and pos- sessives of I'lOUI'1S. 29
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