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DEDICATIOn
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Even the most casual of students knows that when speaking to Mrs. McMullen, he'd better watch his grammar. Though she's most fam­ ous for being an authority on us­ age, Mrs. McMullen has worn many hats during her fourteen years at W- f1. As an English teacher, she in­ spires her students with her great love for literature, particularly Shakespeare and the Romantic po­
ets. She serves as adviser to the national Honor Society, ensuring that no student in the school need­ ing help is left tutor-less. Wednes­ day lunch she can be found in the library with quiz book in hand, pre­ paring the Decathlon Team for competition. Even after school, she finds time to teach English to for­ eign students, and in the fall, to write recommendations for many
grateful seniors. Most of all, it is Mrs. McMullen's warmth and ability to put people at ease that distin­ guish her.
Mrs. McMullen has often claimed that her true calling is to be a fam­ ous movie star, but luckily for W-H, she has not yet left for Hollywood. And so, we dedicate the 1991 Tern- pora et Mores to Mrs. McMullen, W- H's own celebrity.