Tolleston High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Gary, IN)

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HUMECGMI G GAME A wave of Tolleston line-men swept Emerson from the field as the referee looked on. The band furnished musical memories in the half-time ceremonies on the field. Crowded bleachers' cheering fans added to the excitement of a A climax to the evenings festivities, the dance provided relaxation successful homecoming. for hoarse but happy fans. ' 4 ? mlm, X iq new H W' f . -1. ,Q an ' gi' mi .4

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STUDENTS AST ER E CLI H Proper grammatical usage can he deielopefl only through practice perfected in daily exercises. English is more than just the study of nouns, pronouns. adjectives. and aclverhs. ln essence. Eng- lish is taught to enable us to communicate intelli- gently with our neighbors. through the use of the written and spoken word. Also. it acquaints us with the works of the worlds outstanding authors. Without English there would he no communication. no history. no sciences. English is the hasis of our worlfl. With the study of English. comes a Curiosity' as lu how our language clevelopecl. For that. we must turn to the languages of other countries-ALatin. and Spanish. ln our foreign lan- guage classes. much is learned about the Civilizations of the past anrl the flerivation of many of our words. Translation anrl vor-ahulary growtli is stressed in 11 the-1' Vourses. The stuflx' of lanuuaues stimulates our minds lw Quang us ai liroaflf-r outlook on Hlll' oisn lives. ophornore- begin their -lufly ol Engli-li wollorff lip lf-toning uliout the drama of ?4l1.al-:f--pw:irv - limi-. l7oux nu-1nlwl's of tht- polle-gg ltIt'll.ll.tll'l'N hnglisli class act out llm-In-th during the study ol linulish lilvratixrv.