West Montgomery High School - Warrior Yearbook (Mount Gilead, NC)

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s',.,,, . '14 .,.,.4i . ..,..,w- M 4 K A ja. .. at if .rs . ff EnglishlFieading W' J' f'-'S+-,WJ , W Book reports, poetry assignments, Romeo and Juliet, The Great Gatsby, and Beelzebub are familiar to all of us. Our goal is not only to pass four years of English, but to gain a general knowl- edge of the English language, its background and development, and the world's great literature. We are now beginning to realize that the future is us, therefore, reading and composition will be necessary and valuable tools for the post-Watergate generation. lTop left to rightl Mrs. Deborah Barden, English, Latin, Mr. John Cullers, English.

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FrenchlLatin is 5 Learning to speak French and translating the Latin language proved to be difficult, but very rewarding. Sixty to ninety percent of our English words are derivatives of the Latin language, and over 54,000,000 people tone in seventyl in the world speak French. After diligently studying these two languages, we soon realized the value of a language other than English. tTop centert Mrs. Catherine Hodges, French.