Murphy High School - Mohian Yearbook (Mobile, AL)

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La Lencua Castellana Claro y limpido raudal cs la lengua que yo adoro, la lengua dc versos dc oro y dc vibracidn marcial. —Lcojxildo Diaz The Spanish Language I he language that enchants me is a clear and limpid stream, the language of golden verses and of martial rhythm.

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 I «k U (|| A VI I [ |) C ... is the friendiy greeting of Carlos from Campeche, Mexico, as A TilUlin Marilyn, MOHIAN Editor, introduces him to Murphy High School- Marilyn, its FACULTY, STUDENTS, ATHLETICS, and ACTIVITIES. Carlos is pleased to find the Spanish tradition in Mobile and feels at home in the Spanish atmosphere at Murphy. The Spanish Renais- sance architecture, with its familiar arches, patio, and balconies, reflects the glory of his race. In the Spanish department he meets friendly students and teachers, who know his country and love his language.

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We, the Class of 1947 DEDICATE OUR SPANISH EDITION OF THE MOHIAN TO Miss Bertha Spradlin WHOSE LOVE OF THE SPANISH LANGUAGE HAS LED HER TO TRAVEL WIDELY IN LATIN AMERICAN COUNTRIES BRINGING HER CLASSES ODD FACTS AND STRAY BITS OF KNOWLEDGE WHOSE ENTHUSIASM FOR ALL THINGS SPANISH AROUSES IN HER STUDENTS A KINDRED ENTHUSIASM Page Eleven