Benilde St Margarets School - Sangraal / Benilden Yearbook (St Louis Park, MN)

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'J EVERY TIME’ Mr. iroom problem i uith Mr. Mr. St. Martin girts notes on the Ciiil War to one of his freshman American History classes. Mr. St. Martin is also coach of the varsity hockey team. Air. Layton, who teaches the Communism course to seniors, listens intently to a discussion on Greece in his junior World Cultures class. 27

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IF YOU PONT TAKE THIS PICTURE SOON. ILL GIVE YOU TEN BLACK MARKS. Brother Benedict threatens our Benilden photographer. YUP! THEY'LL DO IT Cron ley discusses conn Joranger. The new makeup of the senior social classes gave Benilde its first experience in team-teaching. And because of the remarkable advantages offered by this program, the seniors of Benilde benefited immensely. Each teacher is an expert in his field, and is able to improve his teaching technique as the year progresses. He is able to vary his approach for different classes, and, if he chooses, he can go deeply into his subject. All the courses are interrelated —each may be applied to the other. All four of the courses are applicable to today's society. And, perhaps most important of all, they offer variety to the lucky senior. 26 ALL RIGHT. WHO PUT THE MILK IN THIS CARTON Mr. Joranger. ,octal department head, relaxes.

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EXPERIENCE SUPPLEMENTS LANGUAGE German teacher Mr. Schueppe sometimes doesn't know whether to laufjh or cry. HOURS. Only a few hours separate Minneapolis from the rest of the world. Realizing the smallness of the world in relation to time, the Benilde Language Department strives to present a broad base of useful languages. The student has a choice ranging from Classical Latin to the modern languages of German, French, and Spanish. The practical experience of the modern language teachers adds much to the courses: Brother Benedict was born in Czechoslovakia and has traveled and taught all over Europe and Asia; Brother William has spent some time in South America; and Mr. Schweppe has lived in Germany. These factors and others make the languages interesting and fruitful. YOU KEEP ASKING FOR STUDY AIDS. SO I ACQUIRED SOME FOR THE ENTIRE CLASS. Mr. Murphy cheerfully hands out l atin study aids.