Clay High School - Minuteman Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Jim Ferro. Steve Senieih. Sandv Pally, and Cheryl Hnllenhaeh study for English exams. Along with the required three years of English, many students chose to include the fourth year and electives such as speech, drama, and journalism in their schedule. The English Department is the largest department of Clay, both in number of teachers and number of students served. A new program will make it possible in coming years for good senior students, competent in other areas but weak in writing, to concentrate on preparation for college composition. iUut Mrs .Sandra Rowe English II. Ill Mr Robert Krause English III. IV Mrs. Maryland Lipscomb— English II. Ill 24

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Mr Ralph Ratlecki English I. I.alin II Mr David Malson — English IV Mr. Frederick Dreves — English I, III Miss Eileen O ' Brien English II. Journalism i HI ml Despie Eausch and Kalhy Rohhins enjov ihcir English I class. 23

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LANGUAGES ARE EXPANDED Mrs Mary Cook French !: German I I Mrs hlizaheih Elmer- Spanish I. II. Ill Clay ' s Foreign Language Department con- sisted of French, German, Spanish, and Latin. To expand the study of foreign languages, a fourth year of French, German, and Spanish was added to the curriculum. Once again, first and second year Latin was offered to inter- ested students. Mrs. Jessie Schille — French II. Ill . IV Mr. Charles Reavis German I. II. III. 25