De La Salle High School - Parade Yearbook (Kansas City, MO)

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7' 15 I-:fi I ' gi s Key to Each Other NGLISH Gary Petrus, 206 English 102. LLM' The curriculum of any school is built around its English department . . . so it is here. Without mastery of our native language we can learn nothing . . . all else depends upon our abilities to read . . . to write . . . to communicate by speech and letter. The facets of English are many . . . literature . . . grammar . . . com- position . . . journalism . . . reading classes, but all are vital in some degree to someone.. As a department is judged by its teachers, English ranks high. Brothers Bernard and Christo- pher, Mr. Frogley, and Mr. Matthews are qualified, able and determined to do their job. We realize it . . . we may dislike it . . . but We'll benefit. Brother Clhrismpher 23

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I , L Q , A by ig? tl Ki A ,HL V Bro. Kenneth ' e J mul, -Q -slug. Y- L DS? V V ft 'Q Q at 1' Mr. johnson helping Stanley Liberda. Key to the Future MATHEMATICS Mathematics . . . the intricate world of numbers and planes, equations and letters . . . lines and confusion. But its mysteries can be solved and Brother Peter . . . Brother Kenneth . . . Mr. Grantham are here to show us how . . . through trial and error . . . through experience . . . by wisdom . . . and hand in hand with humor. The answers come hard . . . few things worth knowing are gained easily . . . and once theylre learned the next step is forward . . . to the future. Mr. Grantham I . Xgliii lemme Luckey