Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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I HUNTER HOWARD AB AM A'iV1 ertoB y REBA N APPLEGATE Clerk MARIE M PENTZ AM Advzser to Glrls EUNICE A. CURTIS A.B. Secretary to Mt. Krcztzer ELINOR K. OTTO Clerk

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DOUBLE, DOUBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE English is the most essential subject taught in schools today. We are, therefore, very fortunate to have such an excellent English department at M. H. S. Throughout our four years of high school, the English teachers have ably guided and taught us that we might know how to speak correctly, read Well, and Write intelligently. They have strived to give the students an appreciation of the classic literature. We can never forget the days of our lunior and Senior Essays, book reports, and getting up in class to recite and explain poetry. Although it may have seemed a burden at the time, We have all received a most Worthwhile education in our English classes. And so We say a Word of thanks to all of our English teachers who have been our friends and brought us closer to an understanding of the great art of literature!