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Of Oral and Wrillen Communicolion Skills Mrs. Moyer's classes were a blend of literature and gram- mar, often stressed through informal discussions. MARY ANN TREMBA, B.S., M.A. - English - Advi- ROBERT H. THOMAS, B.S. - Language Arts - Advi ser: Drama Guild. ser: Junior United Nations Club. HILDA C. MOYER, A.B. - Englishg Latin. MARGARET RICHARDS - Language Arts - Adviser JAYNE MOXEY, A.B. - Language Arts - Adviser: B00kC1ub- Junior High School Operetta. I9
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English Department Stresses Fundamentals A moment before dismissal the photographer has caught the attention of Mrs. Bieber's Public Speaking Class, but she seems unaware of the interruption. JEAN H. BIEBER, B.S. - English, Public Speaking Adviser: Tattler , National Honor Society. GLENN F. JOHNS, B.A. - English - Coach: Track Communications has always been a problem with men. Realizing this, our English department has endeavored to provide all students with a basic knowledge of the English language. This has been accomplished through the study of grammar, vocabulary, punctuation, and literature. All of these things helped to teach people to say what they meant. This was often accomplished by having students study literature, thus observing the methods of communication used by other people. Throughout the year there were thousands of pe- riods, commas, semicolons, and other punctuation marks placed in countless sentences. Vocabulary played an important part in all English courses and helped students to gain freedom of expression. This freedom was exemplified in many themes, dis- cussions, and contest entries. Diagramming of sen- tences-a nemesis to many students-was only part of a study in grammar which taught students con- formity to the rules set down by scholars before them. All these things the English department has tried to exemplify, all Working toward the ultimate goal of clear expression of thoughts and ideas. GERTRUDE J. GORDIN, B.S. - Language Arts - Ad- viser: E-Hive , MURIEL B. FICHTER, A.B. -- Language Arts Assistant Coach : Football - Adviser: Cross Country and JEAN CLAY, B.S. - English - Adviser: Tri-Hi-Y, Track Club.
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Forergn Language Curriculum Pcniierns lnsfrucfion Seniors in Miss Lomerson's Spanish class progress rapidly. Small class- es afford students the opportunity to receive the individual assistance needed to develop fluency. RUTH L LOMERSON BA Spanish EDWOOD L ORTT, B.A., M.A.-Latin-Adviser: Chess Coach Of DF3mat1CS DOLORES M NOVAK, A.B. - Englishg French - Ad-
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