Warwick Veterans Memorial High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Warwick, RI)

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M . H IQ A.E'r1b'f'-' te 'nt Q V 3 it. J UI ZW 'f -A :QAQUBW la-Guia-x-'S' The knowledge obtained from the past finds its logical application in the understanding of the present problems of governments and peo ples Through research readings and a study of the classics we re gard the triumphs and failures of man Advanced courses creative writing effective writing English history and contemporary affairs are offered in each department A recent addition to this is a Great Books Club in which the students are given an opportunity to read and discuss some of the greatest writings of the ages The Voice of Democracy Con test Governors Thanksgiving Day Proclamation Model Congress at URI and Student Government Day are among the events which spon sored by the departments, offer fur- ther opportunities to observe our country's ideals in practice. Indeed. the valuable lessons learned from the past prepare the student for his impending role in the future, 26 DAQ' Miss Mulligan 5 English class enloys a humorous anecdote As Miss Hurl and her students listen intently Marilyn Powell gives a book report an important phase of any course in English li s. '.l4 ww? te'- L.-1 .4 Noun clauses aren't that bad. are they? Mr. Johnson explains English grammar to his eleventh grade class. A Us i.