Beloit High School - Trojan Yearbook (Beloit, KS)

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Second hour freshman English class English Students Explore Great Literature, Fundamentals of Grammar and Speech. . f , . r f Jgifisaigxijiewssg ti ' i 7 A 1 ff jQ4N'5fe5l.1 f'Q,L:f5'.i,f.1,'15iQ1.fCi ' ' iss Ng, '?igilif5?:L352ZQ fff?o?4l?'if5rfiiikzifgiii 11 ' 'K ,. ff I- 569: . i ii :I iii 'vE:ff 'E: 75? IfQ?f2e1'fm ii, I ,:. :- - .Q ffv- , f '-vzwafe -tile: Ni w:,:?g4ff,'2i,ifff, -is-z .i2F2f',:iEia:'eQ1i.1h5ri?Ezf ' . 1 isgfsi- , s , K -- 'A as A - Q fix ff -if P , f -:'.:: l::' sei- ',:Q::.f, , :-11.5 A I is . ,, ' wil l ' '- Q 2 .- , Q. V ., V :J w . L Q in K' , js' Qi ' ws X , ' - if ww - .1 f . . ,,,. sf35 - A W 5 F .w A 'A 1, '- 'ffs Pi , i 1 L T i g its 1 sg? -- -e di, 5 K Sophomore English class held 6th hour Fifth hour junior English class Senior English class meets 6th hour Mrs. Doyen's 3rd hour speech class putting on make -up English is perhaps the most essential academic subject in the school program. The teachers of the eleven English classes are Mrs. Peggy Doyen, Mr. Paul Walmer, and Mr. Ted Wiebe. There are three Freshman classes, four sophomore classes, three iunior classes and one senior class. Three years of English are required, but for the first time senior English was offered. This is a con- tinuance of grammar and English literature. Besides giving the student more practice in the use of the language, it is a fine background for college work. The class of seven students explored many new and interesting Fields.