St Andrew High School - Amplifier Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Elif .ll Research, an important phase of library procedure, is demonstrated by student librarians. L. to R.: Michael Wegner, Robert Holland, Patricia Diebold, John Davenport, Judith Armstrong, and Judith Clayton. Below: This time it's recreation for the workmen as Mrs. Malcolm MacRae shows a group of girls the proper way of holding the rackets in badminton Right: Freshmen girls enjoy a game of volley ball. H I mEFiFfTlf7L' J- Library Audio-Visual officers prepare one of the many movies en- joyed by the student body. L. to R. the officers are: Kenneth Emede, captaing LaVerne Erway, student workerg john Luplow, lieutenant, Thomas Rogers, lieutenant of the junior corps of operators and Kenneth Rivet, captain of the junior corps. Gym

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Languages Left: Sister Mary Antoinette, R.S.M., conducts a re- view of Latin vocabulary and forms with her Latin II class. ,,,'x W , , ,WBA V 1: M Z M 4,41 ,V , e M- Y If L,,, an '-1 3 V W f , , V -V , -1531? 'Lai A, W-,,,.. D , ,N Y f , h K N, ,. L 5. KJ: f' h ' French students, under the direction of Sister Mary Frederic, R.S.M., enjoy a class period in which they learn cor- rect pronunciation from French records. Social Science .ip 55 is I Marilyn Gawron, student leader in Sister Mary Perpetua's social science class, conducts a lesson in the reading laboratory experiment.

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