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LEARNING — 21 —
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THE SPIRIT OF LEARNING is . . . building by accumulating pre- pared knowledge . . . never being sure of what we know, never being satis- fied with it . . . walking alone to meet brick walls, mute answers, and silenced helpers . . . gaining ex- perience through that of others . . . making other’s thoughts our own, and all efforts ours . . . striving for knowledge, truth, and wisdom . . . accepting criticism and molding it into an individual pattern . . . broad- ening our scope, deepening our un- derstanding ... a process that never ends . . . reaching, searching, and finally grasping.
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Words, Words, Words . . . studied in In a new program initiated this year by our English department, Juniors and Seniors are allowed to choose four semesters of studies from a varied curriculum. Among these are reading improvement, literature, communications, writing improvement, busi- ness English, and a journalism class. These courses prepare a person for further educa- tion and also for the business world. Here are Roley Altizer, Peggy Baker, Mike Joseph, and Carolyn Wheeling explain- ing cartoons to a mass media class. Richard Faulkner seems to enjoy his Shakespeare class as he dramatizes the immortal words of Macbeth. Ray Smith, Delaine Baylor, Barbara Skeens, Barbara Rochford, Sue Campbell, and Peggy Young take part in debates and play reading in their speech and drama classes. Much of the woi’k done on the school newspaper is completed in journalism class. Jeannie Fowler, Terry — 22
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