Medina High School - Mirror Yearbook (Medina, NY)

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English III and IV classes are split into advanced, Regents, and non-Regents classes, with a new Ad- vanced Placement class for seniors showing exceptional talent in English. A section of the English department is devoted to speech, a class where students are trained in the fine points of writing and delivering a speech. Miss Carol Hall, for many years a member of the Medina High School English Department, retired in January. She was educated at Fredonia State Teacher's College, Columbia University and Middlebury College. Her interest in poetry has inspired many students, and many of her own poems have appeared in na- tional magazines. Scribblers, Medina High's own cre- ative magazine, was established by Miss Hall. Thank heaven for Webster! English IV AP A speech is to be presented in a relaxed manner. Richard Scott, Carol Hall, Betty Childs, Ida Cole.

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Due to the increased tension and conflict in the l world today, more emphasis has been placed on the social sciences. Through the use of films, newspapers, debates, maps, and textbooks, current problems and their solutions are more clearly observed. Also, by l studying the situations of the past, we are able to un- derstand, more thoroughly, current events. l J Well, do you know the answer? Don't you agree, Terrie? Joseph Coats. Marjorie Mather. Kay Sylor, Arden McAllister. 13