McGraw High School - Mac Yearbook (Mcgraw, NY)

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Door to Knowled e English 9 students prepare book re- ports. Carol and Ronald use the die- tionaries as Barbara searehes for a sheet of paper. Clifford is thinking intently while Lyle has a question to ask before he can get started. ln English ll, mueh emphasis is put on build- ing a good vocabulary. Students learn to reeognize word meanings by working from Latin originals. Reading from left to right are: Gerald, Vesta. Pearl, and Joe. They are filling in the voeabulary tree, with Eng- lish derivations from the Latin word cur- rere. Q a as 5. 1- . ' 'W f 1 - 4 . Q. 1 u- ' . 3 l f -v ' A basic part of the study of literature for English lll is to learn about the eondition that existed during the period in whieh the literary selection being studied was written. Velma, Genevieve. Jack. and Felix are doing research on the historieal baekgrountl for Diekens' great novel, A Tale of Two Cities. Good speech is important to the attainment of one's personal goal in life. As a part of the English IV course of study, individual speaking and group speaking is emphasized. From left to right are seniors: Donald, John, Vivian. and Patti who are listening to the play-baek of a panel discussion. 23

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Parkin. Maldon Moon. Roln-rf Re-ynolds, llianc' Allis, Sliaron ffoiine-lly. lflaim- Nluncy. licvm-rly 'l'ow4-rs. Sf-cond row: Sandy lla-ine-in. Juliannm- Salisbury. William 'l'ravy, Mrs. llaines. Donald l 5 1 ff l fi V First row. lf-fl to right: ,loan Pow:-rs, Annicv Stafford, Verna Hollenbf-ck. Barbara Calm-s. Joyce Ryan, Douglas Morris. Clifford All:-n, floiistaiiva- Cam:-r. Diane Hall. Svvond row: Bova-rly West, Lyle- Bush. Duane- Korsey, Mr. Whitebrc-ad, Carol Mitchell, Patty Crisfivld, Cliarlom- Mills-r. G1-rald Osborne. Third row: John Nausc-vf, Ronald Congdon, Carol Bilodvau. Freshmen l N'Slllll1:lIl Class Offivvrs y RONALD CONCIJON President CllARl.l'fS NIVER Vive President RORl'iR'l' Rl'1YN0l,llS Serreltlry fIllARl,U'l'Tl'i MILLER , Treasurer SHARON CONNI-1l.I,Y Student Council Rep, i S First row. lr-ft to right: l'i1igvri:' Russ:-ll. .Ianws llpdykv, Clifford Fullvr. Violr-I fire-1-nlvaf. Gail Frivdah. Nita Kc-llc-y. Third row: Ruin-rl lluda. li:-roy Smith, C1-rald flamplu-ll, Douglas Brown. mfnllllllilf llilE l s'i and Sharon- Slllinfli R0lN'l'f- fllizirle-5 Niwr. All54'lllf Nlivllavl Nallsvvf. Konnvtll ll:-nry. 'mr ' F' 'lm 'md l' i a r 1 U il . I I l 0 la f 3 l I ff P 4 L I

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X l Ninth Year Civics is an introductory course in Citizenship Education. This is made up of Geography. Resources. Cultures of the World, and Current Events. Connie, Charlotte, and Marilyn are using library material to find out more about the subject they chose for a research paper. S Others Marchecl ' Quf,f'1f ff- rim X ' l I ' szzffi, aj, Sw' Left to right: Charlotte Smith, Beatrice Kinney, Kenneth Baer, Richard Hopkins. Raymond Owens. In World History class to make things more clear they use visual aids. Ancient Greece, Rome, or the Middle Ages don't seem quite as difficult after a filmstrip. Dick's the operator with Charlotte, Beatrice, Kenneth, and Ray scrutinizing carefully the picture. American History is a senior subject. This Citizen- ship Education course covers all phases of past American history and correlates it with present day World problems. Dave-What're you trying to locate for Kay? i , A