Maggie L Walker High School - Dragon Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Mrs. Joyce T. Salley checks roll at the ringing of the tardy bell. “I'm glad you asked that question.’’ Miss Mae E. Friend Mrs. Shirley Ann Hart uses a record player as a teaching aid. RTE SE a ney RT HTL TT = si, Mrs. Tena Cannon Mrs. Kathleen Boykins Mrs. Ruth Walker 21

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The English department aims to train students in communication skills, oral and written. It is by this means a person may be understood and appreciated by his fellow associates. He is evaluated most carefully before being released from classes with satisfactory grades. Our offerings are Literature, Grammar and composition, Speech and Dramatics for grades nine, ten, eleven and twelve. English teachers Hold still for just a second, Clyde E. Segear Such pleasant memories, Mrs. Joyce Scott “A WALKING — TALKING TEACHER” One of the few times Frederick D. Savage sits down. This had to be during the drama class. Such expressive hands of Mr. Ira A. Kyles — Head Department Miss Vernelle Lipscomb

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The Foreign Language Department offers the stu- in French, Latin, German, Spanish and Russian and dents opportunities to acquire understanding and are chosen by the students to suit their own individ- skills in the areas of oral comprehension and proper ual interests. Foreign language provides a means of pronunciation of words. Selective courses are offered communication among the peoples of the world. Mrs. Maxine L. Black feels that French is most Mrs. Audrey L. Gaines seems surprised that test important to all peoples. records are not done in French. Mrs. Trella Collins has a smile with a French accent. “Now that is not as funny as it sounds,”’ says Mrs. Emma Parcell our Spanish teacher. 22