Brownell Talbot School - Triangle Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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RTS A D KILL Specialized courses are offered by these qualified teachers. Mrs. Mildred Tangeman taught typing to many students this year from Middle School on up. Private voice lessons were given by Mrs. Marilyn Berg and art lessons by Miss Anna Myers. The newly carpeted library became an increasingly important part of Brownell-Talbot students studies, Head Librarian this year was Mrs.Marjorie Hockett, andher assistant were Mrs, Ann Nordin and Mrs., Louise Stirnsorn. Miss Anna Myers, Mrs. Marjorie Hockett, Mrs. Marilyn Berg, and Mrs. Mildred Tangeman.

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THEE GLI H DEP RT E T Mrs. Wills, Mr. Duffey, and Mrs. Carey Brownell-Talbot students are fortunate to have anEnglish Depart- ment which stresses grammar, composition, and literature and 'aiso allows the students a chance to excel in specialized fields. Mr. William Duffey is head of the English Department, In addition to his regular English courses, he teaches Humanities and serves as faculty advisor to our literary. magazine, The Ivy and the Ashlar. Besides being the faculty sponsor for the Triangle, Alumnae Secretary, and College Counselor, Mrs. Carey teaches English and Contemporary Literature. Mrs. Beatrice Wills is the other faculty advisor for 'E ily gig the Ashlar. Her contributions to the curriculum include Freshman English and Speech. These qualified teachers offer their students unlimited opportu- nities in the field of English, Mrs. Jackie Byers taught English to Seniors and Sixth Graders during the second semester.

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THE LANGU GE DEP RT E T N I VAVK N NZM!! Mr. Nazario, Mrs. Campbell, Colonel Smithson, Mrs. Vawter, And Miss McLeod. Not pictured: Mrs. Greenberg. Although Brownell-Talbot is a small school, its language depart- ment is very extensive. This year was no exception. French and Spanish, taught by Mrs. Bonnie Vawter and Mrs. Yvonne Greenberg respectively, were offered to Lower School students. At the Upper School level, Mrs. Katherine Campbell and Mrs. Phyllis Westpheling alternated Latin courses. French was taught by Miss Carol McLeod and Mrs. Bonnie Vawter. Sen'6r Amadeo Nazario has been teaching Upper School Spanish for Dr. Espinosa. Colonel Albert Smithson was acting head of the Language Department this year and he also taught all Russian courses. All language classes participated in the Christmas program and gave good representations of Christmas customs and carols of the various countries.