Fitzgerald High School - Spartan Yearbook (Warren, MI)

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l SC A cum 'o""5"f FI elif Illlnlf uunonuus umm AW I NlYllil1eY 6 MICHIGAN ENGLISH SPEECH AND LANGUAGE yt MARY MC CALLUM Cnalrman MADE LINE KERNS WILLIAM GAGNON MARY SMITH One effect Sputnlk and the extension of our world's boundaries 1nto out er space has had on English as such is to make the publlc more aware of the need for better communlcatlon It has long been and will contlnue to be the goal of the Engl1sh teacher to develop effectlve communication sk1l1s in the student through the teaching of readlng speaklng llstenmg and writxng To promote these larger obJect1ves we stress through drlll the fundamentals correct spellmg usage structure punctuatlon capi tallzatxon and penmanshlp We further strxve to develop d1SCI'lII11Il8t1l'lg taste m the use of mass c om mumcatxon media by crit1cal analysls and study of magazxnes news pap ers books radlo, telev1s1on movies and plays In conJunct1on w1th thls goal the department has sponsored several trmps to h1t plays thls school year Through llterature we seek to teach an appreclatxon and understandmg of the d1gn1ty of the 1nd1v1dual ln all ages and parts of the world and to gulde the student 1n developmg worthwhlle personal values Mrs M McCallum Chairman The Foreign Language Department fits very well 1nto a future to be shaped by Sputniks and Explorers As we go mto th1s era certainly the art of communication IS most xmportant Our Foreign Language Department feels that xt is adequately provldxng for these future needs Inorder to encourage the daily use of the language IH conversation the speakmg of English IS kept to a mlnimum ln class Through the use of the tape recorder and phonograph students have an opportunity to hear native speakers so that they w1l1 have the correct accent, pronunclatlon and enun c lat ion In additlon the students come in contact with the heritage of the countrywhose language they are studymg by learning their songs and folk lore Dur lng the past few years the average young man graduate from our hig h s c hool has found himself stationed IU a foreign land Certalnly his stay ls enhanced in proportion to his ability to communlcate w1th the peo ple among whom he is living T h e de p a r t m e nt anticipates a growing emphasis on the mastery of languages other than Englxsh and hopes that ln the near future our students w1ll benefit from a four year study of forexgn languages Miss C Brenon Chalrman PATRICIA BARRON CORA BRE NON Chairman Q S LORETTA FREED x mt DOROTHY WARD NWS wa an ANTHONY GALAT1 ---' LORRAINE PLUMMER - 7 A ' s 1 X M...xV g , . , - g Q ' , . I ' I 2 9 v 1 'As ,. . 7 ' "3 . . V , y , . ,, , ,, . g t g . . . f-'tf f 'fs ' 4' . . fe , ' A Z , . 4 , . s , x I - fe. ' x . . - aff. . - I 5 . 1 f a 1.mi,1f.w .1 was X53 f V 5

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bw QQ ia '78 ALEX ARNUQ LORRAINE LEWIS Chau-mm Chairman MATH AND SCIENCE The Math Department aids the student ln his educational growth by providing hlm with the opportunity to learn and develop the cer tain m a t h ematlcal skills, techniques, and processes found in arithmetic, algebra geo metry andtrigonometry to have the student r e all z e th e u sefulness of mathematics ln everyday llving and to point out the many oc cupations available to today's hxgh school gra duates that require competence ln mathema tical skills at various degrees It is our hope that the student who gra duates from Fitzgerald will have a sufficxent background in mathematics so that he will be properlypreparedto obtalna good Job or con tlnue his education wlthafeellng of confidence in his mathematical skills Jobs today are b e g l nn l n g to demand more skills from the worker ln the fields of mathematics and sci ence To meet this demand we are offering an accelerated program in math and science whlchwi l allow the above average student to le arn and develop even more skills in these flelds We hope that this curriculum will do much toward meeting the challenge of this science consclous world A Arnot Chalrman 'fi' 'Ui :M-Q MARGARET ANDERSON R AYMOND DEDO 4-aff RAYMOND DOUCET 'YN ABLE HENRY HAMILTON C CSSIS'l'Cl1fS lst row, l tor , A Noble, C Boggie, J Hobbs 2ndrow,l tor , T Spencer, C Spencer 5