Huron High School - Tiger Yearbook (Huron, SD)

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67mm Speaking and Writing MISS ALK F. RITCHEY MISS MYRTLE THOMPSON An Latin. Engllsh l'ndu me puddme of Mn lash. students 0f MRS. LILLIAN DENNIS MRS MARGARET IJhmrian MOXON Laun n rreerC mm lessnm, Assxstmt Libmmn One of the most important dmsnons m the school is the language depanman wherein each student lmPIOVCS his ability to speak and Wm: corredly and arqmre a greater apprmiahon of htcraturc. Besides English, the mndem languages of French Spanish, and German. plus khe anciem language of Latin are taught To help the student gum poxse and self-cnnfldence .md to master the technique of speaking, the Debate and Speech De- parlmenl 0f HHS offers unforeseen opportunities. After taking a course in Art, a student has a better understanding and appreciation of beauty and its relationship to Me. The sChoIMly atmosphere of me school library provides an excellent Place for the students to study. Everyone has made use of the many Iacilines in our lxbrary,

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