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A ENGLISH DEPARTMENT GIVES EACH STUDENT THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE OE HIS LANGUAGE Miss Helen Logan, A.B., UNC English IV; Senior Advisor; Voca tional-Guidance Club. Miss Lillian Quinn, A.B., Erskine; English III; Senior Advisor; Sen- ior Play Director. Mrs. Juanita Logan, B.S., ASTC; English I; Junior Advisor; Moun- taineer; Journalism. Mr. Carl O. M c W h i r t e r, A.B., Limestone; English II; Junior Ad- visor; Speech Club. Oral classwork is a well-known part of English IV.
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“COUNSELORS IN CORPORA TED” The activities of the Guidance De- partment are varied. During the school year tests which include skills, achievement, aptitude, and general ability are made available to all stu- dents. Test scores are returned to the school and each student is given the opportunity to discuss his score with a counselor. Guidance is given on curriculum planning, job pros- pects, choices of college or trade Mr. Parker talks to an “incorrigible” Counselors Parker, Ausley, and Logan school, and plans for future careers. All branches of the Armed Forces administer apti- tude tests to seniors interested in going to work rather than college. Application for college entrance is made through the Guidance Department. Disci- pline, social, emotional, and eco- nomic problems are handled to a large extent through this department. An elective course in Guidance is part of the High School course of study.
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Students demonstrate proficiency in diagramming sentences. Through four years of graduated difficulty, we do learn — often along the way the task seems impossible, but the reward is great. With the realization that we have really made a five-minute talk, that we actually can write a research paper, that our letter does make sense, that reading good literature is enjoyable, and that old Shakespeare wasn’t such a bad guy after all, comes a sense of accomplishment. This year, for the first time, the English Department is offering a Language Arts course ; also. Remedial English. The Language Arts course and the Remedial English course are designed for students who find English a most disagreeable subject. Mrs. Sue H. Moss, A.B., Meredith; English I, III; Freshman Advisor. Mrs. Betty Bates, B.A., Lenoir Rhyne; English I; Freshman Ad- visor; Cheerleaders. Mrs. Eddys L. Ware, A.B., Erskine; English II; Sopho- more Advisor. 19
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