East Mecklenberg High School - East Wind Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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Advanced English, in the junior class stressed writing and literature because the students already had an excellent grammar background. The Writing Class started at East for the first time this past year, was a class of seventeen select students, who showed writing ability their junior year. ENGLISH AND JOURNALISIVI For the third consecutive year, all English classes were divided into regular and advanced sections. The regular sections stress an overall grasp of basic grammar, while ad- vanced classes put emphasis on writ- ing and literature. For the first time, this year a Writing and World Litera- ture class was formed for seventeen students in the Senior Class. The library also prospered. Many books were added throughout the year and students found the library a greater source of information than ever before. The journalism class celebrated the birthday of the EAGLE with a birthday party at school.

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Mr. Scott demonstrated Alge- bra III problems to his classes. Q. fins. ELIZABETH T. Mn. Ion LLOYD Davis, In. MR. Rulfus E. Rxsm, In. WBSSUN Appalachian State Teachers Appalachian State Teachers ge Pegbgdy College for College, B.S.gHi-Y Club Ad- College, B.S.gHi-Y Club Ad- herg, 3,54 A palachian viser: Algebra I and Il, Plane viserg Mathematics. Teachers Coiege, M.A. Ge0me'U'- L8m8fibS, Plane Geom- MR. CLYDE Swonwonn Wake Forest College, B.A.g Oberlin College, U.N.C., M.I.T., Mathematicsg Semi- nars and Institutesg Enfi- neers Club Adviserg Soali Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, S.M.S.G. 'Uk Mn. Joi-IN N. Soon' California State College, B.S.: University of Pitts- burgh, M.Edj U.N.C., Grad- uate Work: Radio Club Ad viserg Physics, Algebra. Miss MARY Isixmsr. Cnorns Erskine College, A.B. U.N.C., M.A.: Sorbonne French Club Adviser French, Algebra. Mr. Reid worked out Senior Business Math problems on the board as a review before tests.

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Regular English II classes gave hook reports once during the year in book review circles. ss TI-mI.rvIA LAws University. A.B.g Uni- of Virginia, Duke ersity, Harvard, N. C. e, Iowa State Teachers rge, Graduate Work, Iivwrrm Adviserg Eng- -N 59's Mrss MARGARET WAYNE Flora Macdonald College, A.B.: U.N.C., M.A.g North Carolina State, Graduate Work, Sophomore Class Ad- viser, English Il, Guidance. QA- 'Q ----h.,,k ---- :nes .. 3-,ew f i Mns. ELIZABETH S. STEVENSON L i m e s t one College, A.B.g Denver University, Queens College, G r a d u a t e Work2 Quill and Scroll Adviser, The Eagle Adviserg English ll, lournalism. Mns. MARGARET OWEN Sivrrrrr Western College. B.A,g U.N.C., W.C.U.N.C., Uni- versity of Indiana, Asheville College, Appalachian State Teachers College, Graduate Workggunior Red Cross Ad- viserg nglish Il. wax' Mns. FRANCES SHARPE Rrrcrr Duke University, B.Aj, Fu- ture Teachers of America Adviserg English 111. Mns. ETHEL R. Gnosra Duke University. A.B.: Co- lumbia University, Duke University, U.N.C., Grad- uate Workg Junior Class Adviserg English Ill. Mark sci' X1 L A x rt. CrrAxu.Iss FnANx.I.xN Fun man University, A.B.g .C., M.Ed.g Duke Uni- ity, Washington and Lee iversity, Graduate Workg dent Council Adviserg glish Il and IV. Mrss EVA JUNE Fosrrsn Limestone College, B.AQ, Emory University, M.A.T.: U.N.C., Graduate Work, Y- Teens Adviserg English IV. Regular English IV required thought, concentration, and plenty of hard work. Mn. CHARLES EDWARD DAvrs Davidson College, A.B.g English Ill. 5 MR. Bonny R. STINSON Lenoir Rhyne College, A.B.g Spanish Club and Hi-Y Club Agviserg English - is . tr ' ,A ww X Mns. HARRIET TUCKER TAYLOR W.C.U.N.C., A.B.g U.N.C., Graduate Workg Library Club and Audio-Visual Club Adviserg Librarian, MRS. PATRICIA G. FERGUSON W.C.U.N.C., A.B.g U.N.C., Graduate Workg Foothlighters Club Adviserg English Ill, Dramatics. Q, 5 L? Nm ii.