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A senior class dramatized a scene from “The Scarlet letter.“ The new location of the li- brary in Annunciation Hall enabled many students to spend more time reading, catching up on the latest news, and finding answers to assignments. It was the chief source of information for the English students. Set up on a semester basis, this years English program enabled students to study the novel and the short story, non-fiction, poetry, drama, composition, the rudiments of grammar — ail phases of the English language. Developmental and speed reading courses, using modem instructional aids furnished by the féd¬ éral govem ment, were available for those girls who could work them into their schedules. Compatibility among the librarian, teachers and students made Eng¬ lish courses challenging, stimulating, and enjoyable for ail. Ambitious girls spent much of their spore time leisurely reading. Mrs. Katt’s English students did research required for well organized term papers. Sister Francis de Sales and English I class explored the novel “Grecrt Expectations. 21
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The library was kept in good order through the diligent work of the student assistants. The answer to problem assignments could al- ways be found in the newly-located library. Girls covered a lot of ground while looking for books. Adrianne Davinroy and Alice Pfeffer looked high and low in the mezzanine. -r r r rr
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GAA officers: Carol Lugge, Barb Fuchs, Mary Beth Schneider and Mary Bauer. Freshmen cheerleaders: Jo Wenzel, Caroi Wessel, Nancy VonBokel, Mary Sprague, Rusty Irons, and Jan Voellinger waged a campaign against crowd lethargy.
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