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JOHN P. I. DEAN SALLY L. DONOVAN C. NEVIN MILLER MABEL JANE MILLER A-B-, EliZHbfffl'lf0WI1 College B.S., Shippensburg State A.B., Eastern Mennonite A.B,, Lebanon Valley College English College Collegeg M. E., Eastern Baptist Temple Univ. Englirb Seminary Efzglirb, Reading English LEAH M. ZUCK, Chm. A.B., Elizabethtown College English, Latin 2.9104 z vmaa 'ma 7 7., aw., A tool for living! Yes, that's what English is to every one of us. Learning English and its usage for effective communication is not only an important part of growing up, but it is one of the most necessary talents for our world today. Since we live in an English-speaking country, our language and its rules of grammar, vocabulary, effective speech, and the widely varying works of literature form the basis for a good American education. We have discovered as We worked out our assignments in the field of creative expression what great joy and sat- isfaction can be had by putting our scattered thoughts into organized ideas. We have also reaped the benefits of our own creativeness in debate, drama, and other activities, which stimulate an inner desire to be constructive. PATRICIA A. MILLER WILLIAM J. AB Drake Univ. PAPAVASILION Christmas Spirit, Our Hope for Peace says Rachael rep Englirla B.S., Millersville State College resenting EAHS at Harrisburg English
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EDWARDINE TYSON DURENY VASSIL SANDRA ANN XVARNER A.B., Ursinus College, M.A., A.B., Pennsylvania State Univ, BS., Millersville State College, Univ. of Pennsylvania, Dela- Efzglirln College of Williaiiu and Mary ware, Marylandg Temple Univ., English Pennsylvania State Univ. English A' 'dmc 70 '71 E'z4.'3 -S- Studying German, Latin, or French did not stop with learning the languageg but here we weregiven the opportunity to explore a bit into the customs and culture of the particular countries or people. We found Latin to be of great practical help with understanding our English words, in German, we could ap- preciate the close association of the language with our own local language heri- tage, French, the diplomatic tongue, enabled us to communicate with a majority ofthe world's people. Today we must be able to communicate if we are to live with other peoples of widely differing ideals and beliefs. ROBERT M. CHRYST A,B., Franklin and Marshall College, Millersville State Teachers College, New York Univ. German JANE SHUMBERGER, Chm. A.B., Gettysburg College Gerwazz JANICE N. CLEMENS 5 in LORETTA L. KLINE - - 5 B.S., Bloomsburg State College, BS., Elizabethtown College Ist das rlchtlgf M.S., Pennsylvania State Univ. French Frwzfb
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