Eastern Alamance High School - Signa Yearbook (Mebane, NC)

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er ft., r MHEGROWIIN Friendly faces and laughter . . . guidance and encouragement from a dedicated teacher . . . red marks on an assigned theme . . . frequent contact with a Webster's Dictionary . . . scan- ning the GREEN AND GOLD for all the latest news . . . who will solve the world's problems? . . . vastness of scientific knowledge . . . math- ematical blues . . . Monday morning pop tests . . . pride in making the N. H. S. . . . fascinating books for every taste. . .the in' s and out's of fads . . . wonderful years drawing to a close . . . friendships and co-operation learned. THOUGHT

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, , Eddie Majors presents his monthly book report. Miss Rogers reads the instructions for an assignment to one of her English classes. fhrough sfudy of The power of the word cannot be under-estimated. When a student has mastered the art of communication, he has a tool for expression in any field of learning in which he endeavors. English is a subject which is required each year with equal amounts of time spent on grammar and literature. An accelerated class in English is provided for all grade levels to students who show special abilities in this subject. The purpose of this program is to enrich and deepen the students appreciation of the language and its literature. Supplementary reading material is provided by the Litergy Cavalcade for sophomores and juni ors, and by the senior's infamous Atlantic Monthly. This ye ar a business English course was introduced into our curricu1um.lt equips the student with the ability to meet the language demands of the business world. The adventures of English and literature take the stu- dents from the simplicity of the parts of speech to self expression in themes and compositiong from the awe of Poe to the sauciness of Sandburgg from the homely phi- losophy of Wilder's O-lr Town to the majesty of Shakes- peare's Hamlet. ef- , E at iw i E 2 . pa . , I A iv ' a ru . X in mem 5 - 1 EW 5, . ,I fl ,sn K mari .S wif! il In 5 s 1 ' .hai ,ss M., . ,i :fp m Q ri i r l.f-