Frank Phillips College - Lariat Yearbook (Borger, TX)

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ENGLISH MTS- Latona L03-rd Mrs. Maxine Everett Mrs. Ruth Dillingham , Hswikgltl ,uw H H 5 M v w Floyd Scott w 'literature is the immortality of speech. -Schlegel. 15 fat, lll ' I Madeline Sue Miller and Darlene Rounds are serious English students and find that ef- fective written composition means a knowledge of the fundamentals of grammar, punctua- tion, and sentence structure.

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EXPRESSION A D APPRECI TIO Phil Huval prepares clay for molding. The highest problem of any art is to cause by appearance the illusion of a higher reality.-Goethe The object of art is to crystallize emotion into thought, and then fix it in form.- Delsarte Mrs. Catherine Fry Art Art courses present opportunity for the student to discover and develop talents Art appreciation is learned through a study of historical examples of archi tecture, painting, sculpture, and the minor arts. Experiences in sculpture in stone, metal, clay, wood, and' plaster emphasize ex- L.. pression in three dimensional form in space. Natural abilities are like natural plants that need prun- ing by study. -Francis Bacon ' x 2 -- - - Q, 11 -' Yr...-Sl' U' ,. .A ,,,- -,sa .. - .-,Q U ,, ' . V , 'LT' ,-fa - --f '-f. v' .J- wr . '- L4 AK? -Neff' ln fe,sf:,5 - ,f-gf ,.j,,,.is.ira,,o.affg1 ' ' -11211 , Shelah Vandergriff is working on an attractive hold design.

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-1 I ' EDUCATIO 1, , .mills 1 ll I . 5--55.3, ,.,,gy,-ge' 1 A I , 1 1 ml A teacher affects eternityg he can never l tell where his influence stops. 1 -Henry Adams. l Mrs. Julia Ann Kasch Vernon Obelgvnner Psychology PSYCITUIOSY v-Ge,-A,,,,., ,Ae Haroletta Hertel, Tonya Chester, Patsy Newcomb, Paula education is more pleasant and rewarding when one is among Crupper, and Cathy Gilbert find that studying for a college friends.