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Mediterranean, Bread Basket of the World, . .Pyramids of Egypt ff' 'fpq , .written records. .Christopher SUUIHL STUDIES ,tw- X-X IRVIN WHEELER Principal Citizenship, American problems, Freshman co-sponsor 'L Columbus . . sails the ocean blue. .pi lgrims. .Declaration of Independence . . l777. . Constitution. .Billof Rights . .George Wash- ington . . Civil War . . Gettysburg Address . . Hitler in Czecho- slovakia . . Pearl Harbor . .V.J . Day N-N . .Atomic bomb . . United Na- ' tions..Stars and Stripes. . Freedom..A great a n d 2 , mi g h t y notion . READING, LEFT TORIGHT: Sue Burns, HopeBlattel, Paulwaync Hens- ley, Larry Dunger, Sonny Davidson. ROW 23 Bill Little, Bill Kimbel, Wade Stevenson, Charles Eskew, Wayne Ridings, Jean Edmonds, and Danny Col- lierQ members of the fifth hour citizenship class, are listen- ing to Principal Wheeler relate h a ppe n i ngs fromf current events magazine. X Kay Riggs and Carol Nan Schwettman, members of the American problems class, are ascertaining the distance between the United States and French Indo China, while Principal Wheeler looks an with interest, Marvin Blattel is awaiting his turn to locate a distance between one country and another on the globe. 19
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EHGLISH Hllll SPEECH Freshman English . . . short stories . . . poetry . . . direct object . . . subiect . . .very . . .Englishll . . . We Ewas, werel home . . . spelling, writing,reading . . . English III . . . onamatopeia . . . syntax . . . meta- phors . . .geruncls . . .orations . . . appreciation ofthe essay . . . To what does Thoreau compare the ant's ba ttle? English IV . . . Epic . . . Canterbury Tales . . . Shakespeare . . . The word is buta stage. More spelling and writing. Speech . . . talks. . . for- mal and informal . . . dramatics . . . cleba tes . Sa., 44 5, s Q' Three mem punctuating THEY ARE, Rose Marie ginia Wise, Dunger are they will wr bers of the English I class are sentences at the blackboard, LEFT TO RIGHT: Lois Huck, Roth, and Jean Andersen. Vir- Marilyn Huffman, and Larry studying a picture from which ite a theme. MISS MERLE MILLER Qu X Y English, speech, Junior sponsor 7 ....-4 ,.'X Here we see'members Of the speech class participating in a debate. Ray- mond Hamilton and Mary Kimbel comprise the affirmative and Joan Olson and Bennie Joe Cade make up the negative team. Kathleen Mc- Carty is the chairman. fl! ff. 18 A, lt,
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