St Joseph High School - Crescent Yearbook (St Joseph, MI)

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Here is Your Facult Academic Program Dick Kesterke, a junior in Miss Webster's English class, listens as Maybelline, who The ivniers in MY- 5PUn99'1l-'el'9'5 English M--ef. English class listen attentively as he reads to them. has stayed over from the Hi-Y initiation, comments, "You took the words right out of my thesaurus." To help Jeanne Olihoff and Annette M555 While, One of me nlnll' Muenzer find nouns and pronouns, Mrs. grade English ledfhefit looks Pede, sophomore English teacher, demon- through her files to flhd ihfbr- strates through sentence dingrarnming. 1 mation concerning the ninth O - Srade, for which she is coun- l' NUT V.,-1 mul: al 5-al Senor, yin- ug., ...ntl uvcf De ffl. .saw-A.. Sr ...ce blul' wuku English ahd Social Stuclies meal Liz Slawsan puts away her books in prevaration for listening to English records in Miss Ireson's literature class. .Da-1. Mrs. Hemingway is shown with Margie Herb- streit and Tom Huckins, two of her eighth grade students. Mrs. Hemingway teaches classes which combine English with United Jugs 99 make sure Louise Rhodes points out "We have an idea," say Jim Hardin 59995 l'l9'0fY- the right place on the map to Joe Long, Miss and Pat Bertog to Mr. Schnese, one Tomlinson stands by. of the teachers of iunior high school English. 10

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The Educational Program of the School Saint Joseph High School offers many challenging courses to its students. The academic studies give a foundation in the liberal and fine arts as well as con- structive advancement in sciences and mathematics. Basically these subiects furnish the groundwork for further study in colleges and universities. The courses in the practical arts give practice in home management and preparation for iobs in offices and in- dustry. The commercial and industrial arts departments otfer credit for on-the- iob training as well as courses in the basic skills of each department. The high school also offers some special educational helps. The school has a library and a school librarian. A speech correctionist is available for con- sultation and help. The school nurse and her monitors olfer health service. One of the most rapidly expanding parts of the school curriculum is the driver's training program. ln the faculty section which follows, you will see pictures of the teachers at work carrying out the educational plans of the school. "Speak right into the mike, Judi," says Mr. MacKay, the principal, to Judi Jasper, a senior speech student. Here is Your clministration The high school secretaries are Mrs. lindal and Mrs, Welsh. Mrs. Lindal keeps the school attendance records, and Mrs. ' ' Welsh does the bookkeeping for high school accounts. Mn. cron is secremry 'O Mr' more and the Board of Education, Mrs. Scott, who is consulting with her, is Mr Luitie's secretary.

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Social Studies United States history teacher Mr. Davis, who Mr. Ropele, the iunior class counselor, is Mr. Evans takes a moment to pose for a also adyises the Student Council, is shown discussing next year's schedule with staff photographer. In the background is with o group of students planning the Variety Sandra Youngblood. Mr. Ropele also the fifth hour civics class, hard at work Show. teaches senior sociology classes. on a written assignment. if I -s -' Mr, Heathcote reads avidly from the Although Mr. Blum 59,-ikes on easy book, When Men Are Free. His interested Places of historical interest are pointed out as pose, seniors discover his method gf listeners are ninth grade civics students, Mr. Buursma does some map study with world teaching government is far from JON' Zeflef and -lane' Zilkowski. history students, Carlene Anderson and Ray relaxing. Cou-Iombe. , L Latin anguages Spanish fa suit' ' Miss Robb, who says she definitely went to school Mary Fast and lliave Conrad are reviewing their with Caesar, checks her watch in a characteristic SPGYIISH IBSSOF1 Wlfh the help Of Mr. Benson. Mr. way as late arrivals hurry to their lockers. 590500 also leflfhes l0W'Wl'5m- ll