Allen Park High School - Imprint Yearbook (Allen Park, MI)

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MRS. VIKI KOTELLY French Ph.B.. M.A. Kyrtas Teachers' College DePaul University French Club Department Chairman MRS. EDNA GREENMAN Latin Junior English B.A..M.A. University of Michigan Latin Club Junior Classical League MISS NORMA RECK Spanish B.S., M.Ed. Pennsylvania State University Spanish Club MRS. MARJORIE STAKOE French B.A. Western Michigan University French Club LANGUAGES BUILD UNDERSTANDING OF CULTURES Student Turnabout Teacher Sandy Gyetvay assists Darrell Serapiglla with his Spanish while Dennis Balogh looks on. 16 Greetings In Spanish, French and Latin as well as English are heard in the halls and in the classrooms as students take advantage of the language courses offered at A.P.H.S. The first two years of language involve the study of basic grammar and other fundamentals. The third and fourth year students study some of the authors and literary works of the language they are studying. Aside from grammar and reading, students learn the customs and traditions of the people. Mrs. Koteliy's French students Don Mayer, Michele Havley, Kathy Dennison and Alen Hutchenreuther make use of the new language lab to help them in their study of French.

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MR. ALAN BULLION Senior English Junior English B.S Eastern Michigan University Chess Club MRS. CAROLYN DANA Sophomore English B.S. Central Michigan University DOOR TO NEW WORLDS Literature is like a magic carpet that transports a person from the world of today to the world of yesterday or of the future. At A.P.H.S. the English program can take one around the world through the study of American, English and World Literature. The different works and authors that a student studies can broaden his thinking. Students not only study the work of great authors but become accustomed to various methods of self expression which in turn can be employed by the student. English 13 is advanced placement Senior English which is equivalent to college freshman English. Here the students are shown hard at work. MRS. GERALDINE COX Journalism Junior English B.S. General Beadle State Teachers' College University of Iowa Press Club Jaguar Journal MR. ALTON HELMS Speech Drama AB Wayne State University Eastern Michigan University Dramatics Club Debate Ability to express oneself is important in any dramatics class. MR. PHILLIP WEAVER Special Education B.S. University of Michigan Eastern Michigan University MR JOHN WHITNEY Junior English Sophomore English B.A. University of Michigan Imprint 15

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LIBRARY PROVIDES PLACE FOR STUDY AND RESEARCH Jean Bachmann lakes advantage of the quiet atmosphere of the library for study. The A.P.H.S. Library plays an important role in the school life of students and faculty. The library's well equipped shelves supply numerous books periodicals, and pamphlets that offer information on almost any subject imaginable. The library is conveniently open to students before, during, and after school hours. Marianne Milidonis performs one of the many tasks of a library ant — shelving books. Row 1: Judi Rernabei. Chris Sherwood, Ricki Donofrio, Greg Fedo. Lois Plummer, Cindy Capellari. Jill Rasalyga. Row 2: Sherrie Cardinal!, Melodic Groat, Estelle Florian, Pam Dcmorow. Sue Rothfuss, Janet Johnson, Julie Kovach, Karen Buday. Row 3: Mrs. Mvnatt, Gloria Barland, Kathy Higgison, Bob Rowland, Judy Stepp. Pete Kcrsten, Pat McIntyre. Row 4: Charles Selan. Craig Slater, Ken Snodgrass. Joy Knuth. Sandy Slater, Gail Bechler, Pat Burgid, Mr. Allen. Not pictured: Ernie Reed. Ken Hutyra, Pat Roberts, Loretta Perritt, Bill Warden, Edward Pagll, Sue Cargill. MRS ELOTIA MYNATT Library B.S. Wavne State University 17