- •1. Hi, Teach
- •Is this 304?
- •2. Let It Be a Challenge
- •3. From Miss Barrett’s Letterbox
- •Calvin coolidge high school Maxwell e. Clarke, Principal James j. McHabe, Administrative Assistant
- •4. Intraschool communication
- •5. And Gladly Teche # 1
- •6. No One Down Here
- •7. And Gladly Teche # 2
- •Part II
- •8. From The Calvin Coolidge Clarion
- •9. Those Who Can’t
- •10. Faculty Conference Minutes notes for faculty conference minutes
- •11. Pupil-Load
- •12. A Doze of English
- •13. Enrichment, Etc.
- •Part III
- •14. Persephone
- •15. From Miss Barrett’s Wastebasket
- •In Memory of Those Who Died
- •16. Jj’s Lament
- •17. From the Suggestion Box
- •18. You Still Teaching?
- •19. The Greek Underground
- •Part IV
- •20. Life Situation
- •21. Bulletin Board, Room 304 miss barret's classes
- •Vivian Paine
- •22. A Probing Question
- •Integration
- •23. The Funny Sides
- •24. From the Right-Hand Drawer, Room 304
- •25. A Message to Garcia
- •26. Touch Wounds
- •27. Clarification of Status
- •28. From the Suggestion Box
- •Part VI
- •29. The Road Not Taken
- •30. The Author Tries to Say
- •31. Communication Arts
- •Part VII
- •32. Over the Time-Clock
- •33. Open School
- •34. You’re the Teacher
- •35. Please Do Not Erase
- •36. Integration
- •Part VIII
- •37. Neatly, in Ink
- •38. Unfortunate Incident
- •39. Debits and Credits
- •40. From the Suggestion Box
- •Part IX
- •41. Do You Plan to Indulge in a Turkey?
- •42. I’m Not Cheating, I’m Left-Handed
- •43. As Far As Marks
- •44. Lavatory Escort
- •45. It Has Come to my Attention
- •46. From the Suggestion Box
- •47. My Reading Life
- •48. What Did I Miss?
- •49. Willowdale
- •50. The Lighter Side of Education
- •51. Love Me Back!
- •52. “Teacher for a Day” Day
- •Part XI
- •54. Greetings on Your Illness
- •55. A for Effort
- •56. Ballad
- •57. Dear Sir or Madam
- •Part XII
- •58. Hi, Pupe!
- •Is this 304?
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47. My Reading Life
Dear Miss Barrett,
I am hereby submitting a Book Report I wrote for extra credit. I hope you will raise my mark since I need to have it raised. In the past I have always usually had excellent marks in English.
Harry A. Kagan
(The Students Choice)
My Reading Life
My reading life has quite a variation and is more wider than the average student. I enjoy indulging in many types of great literature, both fiction and nonfiction books as well as others. Mr. Hemingway's works gave me a very favorable impression of Mr. Hemingway as a writer. I would recommend it to any one. One author I did not care for was Mr. Faulkner. I didn't get any enjoyment out of him. Another book I did not particularly enjoy was "War and Peace" by Mr. Tolstoy. It was much too long to read it and has too many characters with similiar names. I've also read quite a few other fiction novels that I won't mention here. I consider reading one of my most useful hobbies.
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Miss Barett, You said we could put in your letter box Extra Credit reports on books we read outside of school and due to Midterms and horsing around I need that E. Credit! I demand you
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give it to me! Ha-ha joke! But every little bit counts!
Lou Martin
Three Important Myth
by Lou Martin
1. There was once a boy and girl but their familys were always arguing so naturally these two children or people would meet each other on the sly. One day a bleeding lion came along. Horrorfied she ran away leaving her scarf! The lion played with it for a while and then went away. The boy came back and seeing the bleeding scarf taught that she was killed. Remosely he took his knife and his life! The girl saw her boy-friend was dead and she decided to kill her self! The 2 familys seeing their dear children dead realised how silly they were & became friends after learning a horrorful lesson. The same conflict appears in Shakespeer.
2. Pygmalian was a myth who was a sculpture. He was the type of man who didn't like women particulally but this story changes this. One day he made a statue of his wife-to-be and put in everything he wanted just so and when it was finished he wanted to marry her but since she wasn't alive he couldn't very well do so. What to do? Pray, of course, which he did to the G—ss of love who made her alive! From this we get My Fair Lady and others.
3. Adonis was a handsome youth from Asia Miner and Venus was the G—ss of love. She use to spend all her time going hunting with him and fishing and other sports. All the manly outlets of life! One day while Adonis went hunting a wild bore killed him and all the Gods pitied Venus so much they then allowed him to rise from the dead to dwell as her husband part time. During the months in which he visits we call Springtime.
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