Milton Union High School - Echo Yearbook (West Milton, OH)

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT IMPROVES SPEECH, GRAMMARQ ,i Mrs Lorene Kauffman and her tumor Engltsh class look over thetr class play Stop the Weddtng to be presented March 21 Engllsh holds a commanding posttlon In the school curriculum for It ltes at the foundation of all other studies and IS fundamental to advance ment In them Enlargtng the vocabulary and gtv :ng flextbllrty In the use of language provtdes a student wlth the abtltty to communicate fluently Themes speech classes and Itterature furnnsh an excepttonal basis for orlgnnal expression and per sonal observatlons whtch contrlbute to a well rounded collectlon of toptcs for dtscusston Two foretgn languages Spanish and Latin are the history of Roman clvlltzatlon Since Engltsh IS indebted to Latin for one thlrd of Its vocabulary a thorough knowledge of Latin helps students under stand and appreciate therr own vernacular Spantsh teaches students the customs as well as how to read and speak the language of their southern netghbors rv? As a part of the datly routme Joyce Sputler recttes her mono Iogue The Better Doll Contest tn Mrs Noble s speech class .f i. 2 Jl A f I I I I . .X 6' . I . , I I M, offered to academic students. Latin students study ' . . . '. -Q A , N gaps

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MR JACK ADAMS has B S Ed from the Unrversnty of Dayton teaches geography and htstory attended Mlamr Unlversuty freshman class advlsor member of M U faculty for three years enpoys playung vvlth the new famuly arrnval Vlctorna Lynn Q-SQA S ur -5, 24 ORGANIZATIONS AND CLASSES J' MR HUBER STALEY teacher of lndustrtal arts graduated from Cum berland Unnverslty vvtth B S Ed attended Ohio University works as Ohno Commissioner for the completing fourth year as Natlonal Baseball Congress twenty second year as a sports offlclal In three malor sports MRS MILDREDA WARNER third year as teacher of blology and general science at M U recerved her B S Ed from Mraml Unlver Sl enloys refunlshrng antique furnlture and travel n also has addntlonal tralnlng In dletetlcs from Jewlsh Hospital IH Clncun nat: sophomore class advtsor MISS THEODORA STOCKSDALE advisor of F H A and adult homemakers recerved A B from Man chester College also attended Ball State Teachers College and Mlamn Unuversuty spends summer donng vocational work travelung and sewxng home economlcs teacher at M U 5 23 I ' ' ' . 1,1 Q v ' ' ' ' . . . y 'fs a t '53, I . . . mit 5 V ' 5 . I ' .14-A A Y . - ,, I, . . y : , x I ' - .. A . lx 'Q ' A - . . - 4 3' - n g . . . 1, f if' 4 X35 ' as gm i' A y ' . . . iv sr-es,-1 R Q- r r 1 ' . ' . . . - ' ' , ' ' . . . is K . fu. 'V , ,ah fg- z I ,, z 'tt T f .xg K Q ' I V1 s 1 1 , QI '- ' fglfc r x E 1 tv.,

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PROMOTES READING CLASSICS In Spanish ll, Jane Harshbarger and John Breidenbach write and trans- late Spanish dialogues on the black- board. Students make use of the library for studying and looking up references from its In her second year of Latin, Beverly Foster large collection of books. writes Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star in Latin on the board.