Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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1' H ,Tj , A if YK. Rx ' ' ff! -4-- n. The Plont's LIBRARY ond FOREIGN LANGUAGE department i Miss Mildred Glenn Mrs. John Gilkey Miss Catherine Alley Often in the library where all should be quiet you hear someone Whisper whatis the present participle of 'amo' or 'Parlez-vous Francais '? You can be sure that the s e ar e either Miss Alley's Latin pupils o r Mrs. Gilkey's French students. The library is a place to study, and you are sure to find some of the s e students there any time you go. F 'E 5 'Wi Q? fi it c,-..gfg.m 3 fi Ji gum, it ,N fa .1 , Q- g . av

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'PTH sw The Plants ENGLISH And JOURNALISM Departments ms' 'fm tn,-K 5 i Mr E L Carter Mrs. Mary Frances Brown Mrs. Grace Elledge Mrs Eleanor Laughridge The r e are poems and then there are poems. There is grammar also. Our English teachers. Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Laughridge, Mrs. Elledge and Mr. Carter wage a ceaseless b attl e trying to choke literature and grammar down us. Most students fight back valiantly, but still absorb a bit of Shakespeare and some puncuation rules anyway. ,fl ff.. it H U fiasv 3

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P T T T T T T The Plont's HOME ECONOMICS ond INDUSTRIAL ARTS departments nr- r ,s .40 Mrs. Flora Homewood ' 1 li-ri..-fs-mmm. ' V , L7 Home Ec. girls sewing. Note the chic hat on Joyce Davis. A display of some work done by the fellows in the shop. One cup sugar, two cups flour, these are terms you are likely to hear passing the Home EC. department. Mr s. Homewood not only teaches her girls to cook and sew, but also to refinish furniture, to care for children and to make the most of their looks and personality. In the Industrial Arts department the boys construct beds, build tables and have a grand time doing itg Mr. Bill Roger s is the in- structor. 9 m LQ Mr. Bill Rogers