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Mrs. Younger, English 10, Miss Johnston, English 10, and Miss Stack, English 10, relax in the teachers’ lounge. Miss FormyDuvyal, English V, Head of the English Department, finds an appropriate example to show to her students. better understanding. Will this theme ever be written? A book report tomorrow? Oh, no; What kind of book? A flurry of papers, empty washable black cartridges, ink-smudg- ed fingers on an already worn new grammar book, a half used bottle of ink iradicator—where is that dictionary? Memory lines are due next week. Now, is that Middle English pronounced suta or sota? What about home room period? I can’t possibly get in after school to say them. A world of grammar, composition, poetry, prose— a world of expression, thoughts, fantasy and reality. What is utopia? Is it describable? To understand is to learn. Is this a quote, or did this saying actually evolve from years of learning to express one’s self. This poetry booklet is incomplete. What is it that Sandburg wrote? Something about jazz- Um—. The candle flickers; books are closed; a paper, red with comments, lies corrected; and a new theme hopefully awaits approval from the teacher. 29
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Miss Wicker, English V, 12, compares ideas for the final exam Mrs. Wright, English 10, 12, Miss Meggs, English 10, IV, Miss with Mrs. Lane, English 12. Skinner, English 10, IV, enjoy a chat on their way to the Memorial Building. English is a guiding light toward Miss Modlin, English Ill, Journalism, Wildcat Advisor, Miss Dob- son, English III, 11, Hanoverian Advisor, and Mrs. James, Eng- Miss Moore, English 11, Mrs. Gandy, English 9, 11, and Mrs. lish IV, Hanoverian Advisor, agree that some lessons need re- Weathers, English 10, 11, find a convenient short-cut from the search. third floor.
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Mr. Pigford, Advanced Mathematics, Head of Mathematics Department, brings Miss Sanders, Algebra II, pauses from her work to interest into his classes through the use of geometric models. answer the door. Mathematics ... a myriad of numbers. Mrs. Turner, Plane Geometry, shows Miss O. Smith, Basic Math, Algebra II, one of the fine geometry projects built by her students.
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