South San Antonio High School - Cat Tale Yearbook (San Antonio, TX)

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Snglish Once settled into school routine, the student of South San Antonio High School soon discovers that English is a MUST subject that no one takes lightly. If he does not already know, he soon learns from other students and from teachers that the ability to speak and write the language is rated high on the list of accomplishments expected of him in school and beyond. Each year of English is in two partsg work in the first semester deals with grammar in all grades, while in the second semester each grade level studies a particular section of literature. Freshman and Sophomore literature is general in character but Juniors study American literature and Seniors take up English literature. The American literature classes are often livened, as are other groups, by the use of spe- cial records correlated to the textbook Cbelowj. Y i'wVff'f4VM' , et'N'Wi ' ' x

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Mr. Burkholder gives his Typing Iclass their daily instructions. Mrs. McCrury's Shorthand students have a change of pace - the shorthand tape. Miss Robbins points out the debits and cre- dits to her Bookkeeping group. .lynwvk 1 9 t...u ..-1

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Mrs. Liliis Atchley Mrs. Diane Currier Mrs. Paula Kinman Miss Ferguson makes sure that her students understand how to diagram sentences. : 'I E- ' n f ZR K5 ., Q ' Mayers Al .Q Q t. ag! ' wr , was :EQ , I 1 anis W9 r Mr. Tom Collins Miss ,To Ferguson Mrs. Anna Schulze 21