Key West High School - Conch Yearbook (Key West, FL)

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Martha M. Tatum latin I, latin Il,'EngIish III William R. Keyser English ll, Practical English NJ Florence Touster 1- Y English I Frank J. Pavalko College Prep English IV Mary C. Lewin 'IR English Ill, Business English I .----I f Wesley Ryals English I, World History IN The aims of the college prep English course are high and are said to cause great con- sternation and conversation among the students. They are: clear understanding of the basic parts of speech, vocabulary-building, accurate spelling, clarity and forcetulness in self- expression, the writing of themes with logical organization and clarity, an understanding of the principles of research, reading comprehension, a cultural understanding of great English literature, sharp analysis of books read, an ability to take, organize, and use notes, and the correct method of study. In order to provide all students with the opportunity to develop their ability to ex- press in writing and in speech clear, concise meanings and to stimulate their desire to read, a course in practical English was made a requirement this year for all seniors not in the college prep course. This subiect stresses grammar, correct expression in speech and writing, and appreciation for as well as familiarity with good literature. .Q kd Q :- if 6,4-Miz'iM-. L f' Philip W. Strunk Spanish J,-4' .,.......r-' f Q , I, si Qu 7 - l ekend 'heme' 000 Wofd We It Sweet dfeams' a i Marian E. Stark English II 21

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