Stambaugh High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Stambaugh, MI)

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Code Gracious ln Manner Impartial In judgment Ready For Serivce Loyal To Friends Reaching Toward The Earnest In Purpose Seeing The Beauiiful Eager For Knowledge Reverent To God Victorious Over Self Ever Dependable Sincere At All Times Best SENIOR Y-TEENS SOPHUMURE Y-TEENS I will do my very best to honor God, my country, and my community and to be in all ways a loyal, true member ofthe Y-Teens. QIUNIOP Y-TEENS to help other girls,

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English and all its implications should be approached from the functional side because of our global need for communication with many peoples of other lands regarding common interest, for understanding the customs, needs, interests, and desires of peoples and races, and the importance of language in social and business conversation with friends and neighbors in the home and in the commu- nity. Etiquette is the combination of social conventions and easy going manners. Poetry appreciation is valuable especially when read by famous poets. Dramatizing The Night the Animals Talked from Mama's Bank Account.

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