Marion High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Marion, VA)

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A NEW HAPPENING The English department took on a new look this year, not only in the old familiar books being discarded in favor of new ones, but also in our new teach¬ ers. The study of both grammar and literature is undertaken, with the Freshmen and Sophomore classes learning the basic skills built upon in the Junior and Senior studies of Amer¬ ican and English literature. Book re¬ ports, term papers, and projects sup¬ plement the course. English IV students built models and designed bulletin boards to make classes more interesting. PATRICIA MAIDEN—Radford—B.S. M Jk BETTY G. WILSON—Radford—B.S. fair play—Kyle takes over. i Page 16

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ALWAYS BUSY The Library Club of MSHS helps Miss Fleenor in all of her many duties in the library. They work to promote a knowledge of the use of the library to the student body, as well as contributing to the personal growth of each student by assisting in reference work and recom¬ mending appropriate materials. TRULA G. FLEENOR Radford—B.S. Mi ss Fleenor assists Debbie Groseclose in choosing a book. Library club members help Miss Fleenor in the library. Library Club Officers: Linda Cress, Joanne Shupe, Dixie Olinger, Miss Fleenor, Sponsor, H. G. Fouse, Linda Anders, and Freida Parks. Page 15

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J ENGLISH Freshmen English classes get a varied insight into grammar and literature through using the pro¬ jector. Cheryl McKinnon illustrates her British brogue to Mr. Callis ' sophomore English class. Mrs. Maiden ' s Engish II students show the life of Silas Marner through extra work. ROGER CALLIS Emory Henry—B.A. SHIRLEY RECTOR Radford—B.S. ELOISE M. COURTNEY Kentucky Wesleyan—B.A. Page 17