Hot Springs High School - Old Gold Book Yearbook (Hot Springs, AR)

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hrou ll literature and composition -tl. P ,glikn-a Shakespeare was never like this! Mrs. Buck's sophomores dramatize As You Like Ii. The witches of Macbeth. project of Socky Pappas and Bruce Smith, is the wonder of Mrs. McCrory's senior Eng- lish class. 'Ll 24. MRS. UNA MCCRORY ,f M.A., Colorado College of Education . Nh 3 ...-........ MRS. ELIZABETH H. BUCK A.B., Maryland College Ill! C 4 4 Avid interest IS expressed in all these faces as members of Mrs Browne s sophomore class sci ut1 ' nize projects

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ff en lish classes act, write, sin Nu... MRS. ELZA T. HOUSLEY lVl.A.. Northwestern University ' Today's English teachers have deviated from yesterday's instruction methods. Students now sing, write, and act in composition and literature classrooms! This year five teachers helped nearly six hun- dred students actually feel the original emotions of the poets and the excitement of the prose auth- ors. A visitor might have happened upon a class singing Auld Lang Syne or acting out As You Like It. Students might have been viewing The Life of Robert Burns in the pro- jection room or shivering with dread 1-M while hearing Orson Wells read Macbeth via phonograph records English became a stimulating tie betvx een the past and present Shake ff' speaie Chaucer Poe Dickens H S w H S Engli h classes xx eie delighted to gg know you f' fa MRS. ELMA GRANT DAVIS lVl.A,. University of Arkansas Don't miss Hans Christian Andersen, says Henry San- ders to Mrs. Davis's junior A English class. P399 iv ...siiff Research themes don't give thcst menibcrs of Mrs. Houslc-y's senior composition class much time to rest. MRS. LURA HUDSON BROWNE B.S.E., University of Arkansas

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este-rda S and todav S problems and H M WELLS M A Mlllsaps College MRS JANE BEASLEY A B Hendrix College Economxcs class IS dee in stud At the same time D Y Jimmy Johnson returns some test papers ..,R Pzqe 18 JAMES CROWDER Senior Practice Teacher from Henderson S t a t e Teachers College Report cards! After studying about the presidential election, the passage of a bill. and the duties of every officer in the gov- ernment, Paul Bosson looks rath- er dubiously at his grade.