Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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HELEN WOLFINGER B. S., State Teachers College, Shippensburg English VIRTUE CLOPPER B. A., Western Maryland College English, French. Latin HELEN BIKLE B. A., Western Maryland College; M. A., University of Maryland English. Core M'l GLADYS BEARD B. A., Shepherd College English LANGUAGE Three languages. French, English, and Latin are taught in our high school. English is a required subject each year, while French and Latin are required in the junior and senior years for an academic diploma. In the sen- ior year, English is taught by television in cooperation with the classroom teacher.

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OFFICE FANNIE NUSS Hagerstown Junior College George Washington High School, Alexandria National, State and County Educational Secretarial Association Secretary Mr. Summers explains the administrative announcements to Mrs. Nuss, the secretary. STANDING, left to right are: Bonnie Gaver, Sharon Warner, Linda Waters, Patty Cowan, Mrs. Nuss, Donna Pryor, Paula Ross and Jane Rudy. These girls have been trained by Mrs. Nuss to be assistant cashiers and office helpers. II

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MARY ST. CLAIR B.S., B. A., M. Ed., State Teachers College, Frostburg; Western Maryland College English, Social Science JOHN PIKE B. S., State Teachers College, Shippensburg Social Science JACQUES HAGER B.S., University of Maryland Core, Ancient History SOCIAL SCIENCE Social Science is offered each year. English and Social Science are combined as core in junior high. Civics, ancient and world history are taught in the freshman and sophomore years. In the junior year U.S. history is taught by television. Sen- iors may take P.O.D. as an elective. Stu- dents get a clearer picture of world events by the use of films, maps, and charts.