Parishville Hopkinton High School - Panorama Yearbook (Parishville, NY)

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Mr. Socinski points out error to Ronnie Hendershot. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT TO OFFER ELECTU English can be the most trying, and at the same time most rewarding, as- pect of education for both teacher and student. All students are required to see a great deal of this course of study dur- ing their high school years, and the teacher must teach much that does not immediately interest the student. The simple word, requirement can do much to dampen the spirits. In order to combat this problem, and to lighten the teacher-load, two new teachers will be hired, enabling the English Department to offer two electives in the not-too-distant future. 24 Mr. W. Lenney looks on as student teacher Mr. Turner takes over.

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CLUB is busy with new library system Miss LaMora has expressed hope that the club will be able to visit a large, modern library in the near future. She hopes that through this visit the young people will understand better the running of a good library and will help to make ours such a library. Through the co-opera- tion of all the students with this organi- zation we are sure it will someday become a fact. ’ ggjvice with a smile is a motto well taken by the members of the Library Club. Some seventeen members assist Miss LaMora in such duties as: charging books, repair- ing books, and in preparing books. Since the library has just purchased many new books and is in the process of being reju- venated, the library club will have much future work to handle. SEATED: L. Torrence, M. Hampton, D. Gueshea, H. Converse, STANDING: S. Taylor, C. Wee- gar, M. Vallance, J. Tyler, R. Hendershot, K. Mearkly, L. Cardinal, P. Duprey, P. O'Shea, C. Mearkley, J. Moller, J. Binan, C. Snyder. Miss LaMora examines new purchase.