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The work of these office assistants aid in the efficient running of our beautiful school by performing essential tasks. (Jjjfice Iss stan ts Joy Huber, Connie Fegan, Jane Pyles, Judy McCleese, Bonnie Fulton, Brenda Cracraft, and Brenda Dryden. Grace Pyles, Evelyn Taylor, Rosemary Wallingford, and Sharon legge.
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MASON COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL ELZA WHALEN. JR.. PRINCIPAL RURAL ROUTE NO. I MAYSVILLE. KENTUCKY June 1, 1963 Student Body Mason County High School ' e, the staff of Mason County High, hope that you have developed or you are developing, as tools, those fundamentals that every man and woman must have in order to be a free and self-maintaining citizen. The test o' what has been learned, is what you do for your families, your community and your country. As members of Mason County High's ever expanding family, we wish for you all the good things of life, remembering always that you receive the most enjoyment from things that have been earned. With best wishes, Flza Whalen, Jr. Holding the position of principal of Mason Coun- ty High School for 3 years, Mr. Elza Whalen is a shining example of school leadership. The of- fice of principal requires devotion to one's work and love of students. Congratulations, Mr. Wha- len, for a job well done! 12
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Picture Not Available MRS. MARY BARBER MISS JEAN BRANNON MR. JOHN HAAG MISS MARGARET JOHNSON David Rose seems to be interested in something else as Mrs. Barber explains the rules for English Ml. Does Rosemary Wallingford think it is funny? No language is a natural gift-each has to be learned. Through any language study, we extend our interests, intensify our powers, and deepen our sympathies; we become more sensitive to the joys of appreciation and understanding. In the study of foreign languages, the student seeks not only to acquire communication skills, but also an insight into the culture of the people of that language. By studying English the student devel- ops more skill in the use of his own language and the realization of how the contributions of literature can enrich our lives and broaden our horizons. Charles Kachler gives a report to Miss Brannon's senior Eng- lish class while the class, except for Carl McCray who is reading, listens.
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