Bishop Miege High School - Hart / Miegian Yearbook (Shawnee Mission, KS)

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LANGUAGES Bill Roth outlines a short story during sophomore English. Above: This projector enables the student to find mistakes on his paper by project- ing them on a picture screen for analysis. It looks like Miss Lucas isn’t too pleased with this paper. Right: Jack Hove, Bill Snyder, and John Hale begin the rough draft on their term paper. - 18 -

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LIBRARY “Well, it’s not in here. Let’s look in the yel- low pages.” Miege’s growing library offers its students background in any field, whether one is conducting research for a term paper or trying to broaden his knowledge of a course through ex- tra reading material. The library staff is headed by Sister Juliana. “I believe this is what you’re looking for.” Mr. Dalton, assistant librarian, helps a student secure extra reading material. - 17-

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“How much does one of those Caesar-burgers cost?” J’ai la reponse. Latin not only affords one a study of an ancient language, but it gives the student a background in Roman history. French III class utilizes the concept of self-cor- rection by putting homework on the board to be checked. Belinda Ross and Mimi Ronnau compare sentence construction in the Spanish III class. t OCvil i - 19 -