Imperial Schools - Diplomat Yearbook (Gladewater, TX)

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Revolooxuneri Uproq Sooner or later almost everyone who has experienced the English language has been somewhat exasperated by the complexities and inconsistencies of its spelling. Cough, rough, hough, through, thought, and thorb. g ough should amply illustrate the point. The time has come when this whole chaotic sys- tem should be cleared up and the language overhauled and simplified. The third grade class of Imperial Schools has embarked on an in depth study of spelling difficulties in the English language. Their Hndings, based on three years of research and experience, are summarized here as students once again break with tradition and propose their solution for a pure languagef, To start off matters, some letters are always borrowing from other letters for their sounds. They include c, qu, and x. To remove this character-destroying trait from the language they propose: soft c be written as 5, hard c as le, qu as kw, and x as ks or gz. The egsakt rea- son for these changes sertainly bekomes kwite klear as you see them used. We kould also ekonomize on typewriter produktion by re- moving these three keys. Digraphs like pb, tb, cb, and sla kan be kleverly deseptive so they need to be eksposed for what they are. Sinse pb says f anyway, they propose it be spelled fThis kould be- kome a great boon to mikrofilmers as it offers an automatik 20W reduktion in every foto- grafj Tb, cb, and sb sounds kan be korres- pondingly replaced by the resently diskon- tinued c, q, and x. Cen ce standard typewriter kould kontinue to be used wicout any qanges. Double konsonants and silent and substi- tuted leters wood be nekst too go. Now cu langwej iz geting stremlind enuf too be jenu- inli ezi. Cis noo uproq too speling iz meting over- welming uproovl in cu elumentari skool and iz bound too kauz a revolooxun in cu feld uv edukaxun. in Speling! ' si' N .gilt , w ',,1 ' li5g,.wi. X y . t ' jUSff!f7, t ' gi IM 51. ' 'X ml' V .49 A' A . 1 -' Qi k . 15, , E srgyxiff tr W fy iltigtzfffil srsc T5 me .1 'WOW 41+ ,lilies i ti inoxfezy yy . af: fmfle ffljllshym l '-SP5 en fam un,