Southfield High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

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,A James Shippee Diane Andresen n x, C X, Joanne Eisenberg Jeanne Hayes Gail Jackson 28 Q., 5 'FEI 13. V ' ' f Judy Agosta Mary Kay Crumb N orrine Freeman Floye Holley jxiyra Jacobs Imagination Stimulated by IW l ll Department head, Mr. Snippee, and Mr. Wellzenbach relax in the English Office. Mr. Moll explains test question to Lynn LeClair. Miss Brown gives an animated

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Friendly Atmosphere Hilda Schlucter, Edna Johnson, Rose Rice, and Chris Bird feed hungry students in House O cafeteria. Sf Hilda Schlucter proudly exhibits a pan of cake. S. E House B cooks Babs Schroeder and Mary Lou Christian put two ham- Cook Kgfhgrn Hgtmanski Cups up pieces of Cake to include with burgers on a students dish. each Swdenys lunch. 27

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Dutstanding English Courses Southfield High is especially proud of its outstanding English department, headed by Mr. James Shippee. Many unusual and stimul- ation courses are offered, ranging from Humanities and World Liter- ature to Survey of the Novel. This year some students went to Stratford, Ontario, to see the Shakespearean drama. 'Twelfth Night,' and to Wayne State University's Hilberry Classic to see 'A Midsummers Night Dream.' A new experimental program was begun this year, which was initiated by the Federal government. It places emphasis upon the reading and under- standing of paperback books. This program, called REAP, standing for Reading Extention and Progress, is taught by Miss Jearme Hayes. Many new slants and outside activities concerning English prove to SHS students that the subject is vital and interesting. XXX 6- ts rbi ,' N .. Janet Karppinen James Moll Joanne Schultz Marilyn Tisdale Jeanette Melnik Nancy Neblett Betsy Stromer ,Y Q Susan Wallendorf ,I X Q it lecture Mrs Elsenberg explains foofnotmg to her junio, Class. Richard Welkenbach Cynthia Winkler 29