Oxford Hills High School - Dreki Yearbook (South Paris, ME)

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A teacher affects eternityg he can never tell Where his influence stops. - Henry Brooks Adams FACULTY

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Back Row: Mr. Wescott, Mr. Bordeau, Miss Rodgers, Mrs. Trebilcock, Mr. Hancock. First Row: Miss Tubbs, Mrs. McCann, Mrs. Bolen, Mrs. Hacker. Mrs. Hacker in action. English is the basis of our society today, for through it, we are able to communicate with those around us. In order to live with others and to make progress we must first be able to express our ideas. With English one may express himself to the utmost and put more feeling and emotion into his thinking. The English Department at Oxford Hills offers three levels to each of its students - vocational, business, or college preparatory. Each level is pre- sented in such a way that not only the basics of the language are taught, but also the student is given the opportunity to read and study some of the great literature of the ages. The combination of these two basic backgrounds enables the student to become a successful member of today's society and to attain the goals that he has established for himself.