Western High School - Echo Yearbook (Russiaville, IN)

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Skits, Scholarships, Celery: New to English Dept Dressing up Bonnie, the femininef?j half of Bonnie and Clyde, for a yearbook promotion skit. Hark! I see the light. Have you noticed anything different about our English Department this year? No? Then lookat that bigblue book you've never used. This year all English classes have new books. I The Marvelous Speech Department has carried on this year, still unappreciated by the masses. In memory ofMary Mush- inski, for her contribution as a student , and her exuberent, inspiring influence as an assistant instructor in Speech, a schol- arship is being established so that her in- fluence may still benefit atleast one speech student. Creating a chicken call for the play. S

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English V--to be or not to be. 14' Wonder what book is really behind that cover. . .,.. ,i-,em,fwe.1 ,.-l Would youbelieve . . . writing the biography of a STALK OF CELERY? This was done in English III. Research for term papers comes in many forms.

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Put X in the first blank if form C attached. If unattached, put X in the fourth blank. Refer to page 20 if form C . . . This being an election year is a big help to the history depart- ment. The government classes are holding a mock election for all high school students who reg- ister. Famous moments in history come to life in U. S . History class. The World History classes are studying the Nazi party and its ef- fect on the Communists' govern- ment. Exploratory Teaching is ex- panding this year. It helps SFL1- dents explore the field of teach- ing. It also helps students to de- cide if they want to join the teach- ing profession. K 4 -1 ' JS.. in the mock election. COX PROVERB: The learning of history comes in many forms . . . ? 5 ------ngs5 s...,xb ,X Any high school student who registered voted . ,...' as F 7 QE E5-v.,-,,,,v' 'Hu