Glen Burnie High School - Gophers Yearbook (Glen Burnie, MD)

Page 14 text:

ook 01 6g77 nguage - 1 NIRS. IiII.I.I.XN IIIQXIIQRQ Iinglish IY, Iillill II. III. ,lmiiinilixiiig 'Hu' filwi Iiiznziun, Spanish Cllulw, Quill :mil vmll. IIIICSIDILIIIS . , . NIRS. .KRYIIIX IIXYI-183 Iinglish II, Ificncli I. Latin I. IVIA . . . Nllw ROSI, SIXIC R0l'Iig Ifngliah II. I-'icmli I. Il . . . NIISS ANNA XYILSON I1'cnchII,IIl, Iii siuclying ai IIUIICIQII lznigugigg we lmcconic :ui- qiigiiiilcal with thc Llulollls, iclbxilx. :incl living condi- ? lions ol' that imlivicliinl i'Olllll1'f', ,Xlihough thc foreign A A X 1 V lainguaiges git Glen Iiurnic High School are limited to K I V195 U4-IRI WNW only Iiutin :ind French. niziny SIIIKICIIIN hzivc Sl.lILliCll 15 lilflllllllll lmth ul' lhcsc lguigiizigcs :incl llICI'Cl'0l'C ruin apply Lhia ncxx' anal ilillcrcnt knmvlcclgc ol' QIXIIIIIIIIII' in the Eng- lixh ihcx hguc cxciw war. H0 lincl ingmx' cviclciiccs, llll'OlIUlI umimzirisoii. ol 1 ' I thi- lfngliwh lgingnzige sicinniing imin llIC5C foreign lun- gimgcs. PIQCIIIIIS. Q,l'LlIIllIIIll'. :incl proiniiicizilioii :irc In'aii'iic-ml gincl gllllllllllll' gilipliml io our lIlJI'LIII' ul knowl- cclgc. .Xiiullici mimi mmciiiiiig ihc wnuh ol' loicign lain- gllilgfk, is Lhc zipplicgilimi ol' wlizit wc liuvc lcnrnccl to our iluily living. Ilillcikcnt languages are usccl often in IICWNIJLIIJCIN and IIIIIQJUIIICS. and :mlm our knowlcclge ol' llic-we lgnigiizigc-N will axial il wc ever tixivcl gilmroaicl. 'liliciiulmv it is IIL'l'CN5lll'I' ihzit wc rezilifc ihc import- ainl xnlncs pci-iziiiiiiig lo the muh' ol ollici' Iniigiizigcw :is well ns mn' own. 'Iihv Iilnxirx , . our liilic-Icxlvml lmukulsc uf klinwlcmlgv . IIIIIIQIIIUI xYL lL' xllppmul In nimc Ulll' uvnlaw.

Page 13 text:

ook 2 ..... En lzkh NIR. JANIES BALDWIN: English III, IX' . . . NIRS. KIOAX BEANIISIIQ English II, IIIg Sopho- more Class Advisor . . . NIISS NIILDRED BOI-LE' En lish IV, National Honor Societv . . . - E NIISS NIARILYN CRANYFORDL English II, III. AAv,i' K g . funn I' 5000 hu.. Well, I surely won't argue the point. Again today. another theme? Our second and most important book in our Li- brary of Knowledge is the foundation for the study of the hooks to come. Our ability to read and compre- hend is put to the test everyday we live in our studies and in our recreation. Students are given general strengthening in their grammar and are introduced to new literature in their sophomore year while more ad- vanced studies of American and English literature are undertaken by the juniors and seniors respectively. Aca- demic students taking foreign languages depend heavi- ly upon their knowledge of English grammar for an easier comprehension ol' the fundamentals of those languages. When students complete their high school education, their culture and intellectual, ability reflect greatly their accomplishments in English and present themselves as large determining factors in their search lor success and happiness. NIRS. FLORENCE FRANK English III, IV NIISS JOANNE HARRISS English III, IV3 Senior Class Advisor I.e Sourteuir NIR. FRANKLIN HIINIPHREYS English II. III Soph. Class Advisor NIRS. KAY HOIINFR English II, III Soph. Class Advisor NIR. IQIINYARD PICNCIQL linglish Il, NYorld Ilistoly , . . NIISS IQIAIDYS SlXlCROI'lig English ll. III . . , NIISS SI'li REYNOLDS: lfllgllsll III .IY . . . NIRS. JANIYI' I.l-Ili NYALLER2 English ll. IY.

Page 15 text:

ook ression k 'UN ,Cv NIR. I.l'.O X. DOOLIQYQ Cllorus . . . MRS. lfI.lfXl5lf'lll l lfRRlS1 ,-Xrlg :XII filllll . . . MISS AI.ICli CQROGANQ Home licouoiuits . . . NIRS. Y.Xl.lfRIli LI'NS'l'Rl'Nl: .Xrlg Junior Prom Committee. Although only three-fourths of a credit is given in high school to line arts classes, their importance varies as the students vary. Home lic. classes prepare young hontetuakers in the luntlanientals ol cooking, sewing, and general home care. .Xrt classes help to bring out the nature ol a per- son's ahility to produce heauty with the application of his hands. Chorus classes hring out the quality ol' your voice. Chorus is a class ol' expression ancl appreciation of music. By our accplaintance with the arts of expression, we are ahle to atlcl variety to our life. Q Roll it one time for me. It's more fun to listen than to sing. Two weeks ago l coultln't spell rtilt now I are unc. l 54 wt .vm IO. ,, lame: .MRS ,fuk af ! I'-I V' ff , - E ,, at.. asf- QQ' V H-uac1'v Y, tm ua-s ' ' NIISS Rlwlill MF.-XRNS Home liconotuics NIRS. DOROTIIY POLIARD Home lieonoiuits M199 LUIS ROGERS Chorus Nlusici .Xppreciation Canto Chorus State Chorus Boys C-lee Club HHH NIR. '1'llOBI.-XS SHIPLEY Beginning llautl Cadet Bantl Dance Bantl Concert Bautl Music lheorx 'est sl. -X o iff- 15-, G ,f 5 5 S lui fl r iw ., nt., I I 2- S A 6 1 QS: . .fqv f 1