Lindbergh High School - Spirit Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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MRS. LOIS LILLEY, English Independent Studies Office, Junior Class Sponsorg MR. WILLIAM ELKINS, English III, Athletic Councilg MR. JAMES CONWAY, English III, FTAg MISS VICKI SPARLING, English III, Junior Class Sponsor. MRS. ETI-IEL HALL, English III, Senior Sponsorg MR. LEONARD I-IUSS, English Illg MRS. LOIE RIEHL, English III, journalism, PILOT, Quill and Scroll. FEW w A 53 Bl hhunn - Q f.:xli,,, 'U A 23

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-l E GLIH English is the universal language of mankind. At Lind- bergh the fundamentals of this language are not the only phase of the curriculum. Both the sophomore and junior classes study six books a year. In all sophomore classes, students are assigned an autobiography. For the first time in the junior Eng- lish classes the Bible was studied as a literary work. Other juniors participated in the team-teach- 55. ,ab ing program which consists of lectures, discussions, and inde- pendent studies on phases of American Literature. In senior classes compositions and term ' papers are required to help the student prepare for later years in college. X l V7 QA-if 'L' 4 MRS. VETA TAKACI-I, English IV, Senior Sponsorg MRS. LINDA WEII-IL, English IV, Senior Spon- sorg MISS MARY ELLEN YANKOFF, English IV, Senior Sponsorg MR. RICHARD THOMPSON, English Literature and Composition, English IV, Senior Sponsor. 22 DEPARTME T

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MISS LAURELI. MAYS, English II, FTA, MRS. KATHY CORMACK, English II, III, MRS. VIRGINIA TOPPING, English II, Sophomore Class Sponsorg MRS. JANICE SCULLIN, English II, Sophomore Class Sponsor. E GLIH A ,ylflfldillflflfflfg 3 Q5 MISS NANCY BRAY, English II, SPIRIT, MR. LARRY KRAFT, English II, Debate Clubg MISS ,TANICE STEPHENS, English II, Sophomore Class Sponsorg MR. WAYNE PIKE, English II. 24