Harding High School - Quiver Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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Page Fourteen we U1 OMF 6!Cl,ff6l 00l'l'l.'5 . . . Sophomore English classes have been learning about the world as they delve into the pages ot their literature unit, People Overseas. As the size ol the world grows smaller through telegraph and the airplane. it becomes more and more important in this Atomic Age that we' learn to understand the people ot the world. Teachers feel this knowledge will be removed from the field ot the untarniliar and become more realistic it these countries are located on the globe. , Each student in the class reported on some personal experience pertaining to one of these countries. Through such participation international understanding is promoted and Harding students become better acquainted with people ot other lands. The American Observer and The Weekly Review, used in all history and civic classes at l-larding, are worthwhile publications dealing with timely news of the day. One day a week is given to discussion of the news highlights, national and interna- tional, and students participate as individual leaders or members of a panel in their respective classes. A SOPHOMORE ENGLISH CLASS QLU6 ATITLIUACLJ L5 Standing-Murray Leeper, Mary Firstenberger, Mrs. Struble, Leslie lrey Seated-Ray Nash, Deno Vlachos, John Lucas, Russell Beachum, Julia Gorman, Jerry Gillis, Dallas ' A Foos World Relations in our English Classes

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