Bourgade High School - Anchor Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Is the feather really mightier than the sword? Maureen Bruchhauser seems to have her tongue in her cheek as she writes an essay for Frosh English. Theresa Beaudoin seems to be enjoy- ing the whole affair. Freshmen girls at Bourgacle are daily busy about the mastery of the Queen's English. . . or is it the King's? 'Riting sure is more fun this way! Who needs a ball point? Girls' English lisa., fi- x,W,. In Sophomore English the play is the thing as Peggy Warner, Norah Theisen and Mary Halas master the art of puppetry. Voice control, imagination, and dexterity are needed to produce a good puppet show. -- and naturally the puppets speak English!

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English - Boys SAPIENS CUM LIBRO. . .could very well be the title of this page .... BUT.. BOOKS ARE IMPORTANT in the study of English .... Looking over the text here is Sopho- more Section One. . Knefel, Klein, Mr. Lenegan, Immordino and Warner. Father tions girardi

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Algebra Girls Dept. 5 roi Freshman Algebra is taught by Mother M. St. Rose, I. B. V. M. Pictured above are Carla Doty, Jerrelyn Garrity, Roberta Young and Susan Gough. The new approach to Algebra is used at Bourgade. Students anticipating attendance at college after graduation are urged to take this important course. Last year's Algebra students entered the Arizona Mathematics Contest and brought home several prizes We look for a repetition this year.