Smithsburg High School - Leopard Yearbook (Smithsburg, MD)

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LATIN TWO - Mrs. Clopper supervises her students as BUSY STUDENTS - Grade 11 busily works on an English they learn the principal parts of verbs. assignment. GLADYS BEARD B. A.. Shepherd College English HELEN WOLFINGER VIRTUE CLOPPER Language plays an important part in our learning. English is a required subject each year with televi- sion instruction for 7th, 8th, and 12th grades. French and Latin are offered to senior high students. Spanish is given to the 8th graders. Mr. Kincaid, the TV Spanish teacher, visits the class approximately every three weeks to check the results of his daily television lesson. LANGUAGE HELEN BIKLE B. S., State Teachers College, Shippensburg English B. A., Western Maryland College English, French, Latin M. A., University of Maryland English, Social Science

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OFFICE OFFICE ASSISTANTS Dee Dunn, Julianne Fishack, Judy Creeger, Sandy Frey, Doris Schroyer, Paula Seibert and Martha Baker have all been trailed by Mrs. Nuss to aid her in the office and to be assistant cashiers. FANNIE NUSS Hagerstown Junior College Secretary DICTATION TIME - Mrs. Nuss takes a letter from Mr. Summers.

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ORAL REPORT - Paula Yeakle puts some humor into a HISTORY TEST - Section 10-B takes a world history test 12-B POD report. under the sijpervision of Mr. Pike. Social science offers us the chance to learn about the many countries around the world as well as our own great country. Through the use of television, maps, current publications, and our text books, we become familiar with many places we have really never seen. TV is combined with classroom teaching in grades seven, eight, and eleven. SOCIAL SCIENCE THOMAS FAHERTY B. S., Frostburg State College Reading, Drivers' Training MARY ST. CLAIR M.Ed., Western Maryland College Social Science JOHN PIKE B.S., State Teachers College, Shippensburg Social Science JACQUES HAGER B. S., University of Maryland English, Social Science