Wichita Falls High School - Coyote Yearbook (Wichita Falls, TX)

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Of all the departments in the high school, the English department is one ofthe most important. Four years of high school English are required lorgraduation, the Freshman year is talzen in junior high school. Senior students with high averages and journalistic talents may, upon recommendation from their English teachers, substitute journalism for the regular senior English course. Sophomore English is concerned chiefly with grammar, junior English is a combined study of both grammar and literature, while senior English deals mostly with the study of classic literature. The English department sponsors both the COYOTE NELUS, the high school newspaper, and the COYOTE, the high school annual. Two well-lznown and popular English teachers, Louise Lipscomb and lda Jane Collins, have charge of these publications.

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miss l-lelen Grace Gould and miss Elizabeth massier are the very capable persons in charge of the office ol LUFSH. Each term they choose a group of high- ranlzing students to assist them in carrying on routine otfice worh and all unexpected business that may arrive. It is quite an honor to be chosen as one ol these assistants, For in this capacity one represents his school officially.

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Louise Helly ENGLISH FHCULTY Louise Lipscomb fT1.H. Lillian Johnson m.H. rlell Sammons fT1.H. Ellene Collins m.H. I. C. Presson m.H.