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FACULTY: Row 1: Miss Langenfeld, Mrs. Erickson, Miss Brewer, Miss Lundberg, Mrs. Fridrich. Mrs. Fisher. Miss Cucnlhci. Miss Arnold, Miss Grabill : Row 2: Mr. Jarvis, Mr. Dolan, Mr. Brownell, Mr. Holm, Mr. Baeth, Mr. Hiatt, Mr. R. Johnson, Mr. A. Johnson, Mr. Mauk. FACULTY: Row 1: Mr. Stratton, Miss Skarshaug, Miss Elwood, Mrs. Anderson. Miss McEniry. Mrs. Housholder, Mr. Martin; Row 2: Mr. Schakel, Mr. Augustine, Mr. Biddle, Mr. Tannatt, Mr. Johns, Mr. Hand, Mr. Jarchow ; Row 3: Mr. Yount, Mr. Savage, Mr. DeMouth, Mr. Mommer, Mr. Gregory, Mr. Gewerth, Mr. Devin ; Not Pictured: Mr. Christian. Miss Jones, Mr. Carlson, Mr. Bergman, Mr. McAdam, Mr. Sargent, Mr. Carlsten, Miss Greufe, Mrs. Bane (replacing Mr. A. Johnson at mid-semester).
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ILL ? n ouns ? ectweA ? ? George Rudasill and Nancy McCarney look on plains relationships among the basic languages. Above an Engl we see Judy Tucker and Charlene Knapp working on ish research project. If you walk down the hall and hear sounds of music, you arc most likely passing a language class. With the aid of a new record player, tape recorders, and ear- phones, they are learning the basie phonies of the language much faster than ever before. The most important task is to be able to talk cor- rectly and easily. In many English classes, students are studying the required grammar and spelling as well as studying Julius Caesar and Silas Marner. Many teachers are requiring term papers, and many juniors and seniors write research papers. During the semester, many students have partici- pated in city-wide essay contests of various types. East has had many winners in these contests. Mlicjltlicjlits in JJistont Ctc v Mr. Carlson shows an early spot of civilization in the world ' j history to Mike Downey. History 7 students of the newspaper. current events from the editorial section World history, now an elective course, will be re- quired in the fall semester of 1962. This course deals with the study of ancient man in the early days of civ- ilization and his progress in the world until present-day times. Included in this course is a Stud) of early rulers and how they built up the individual countries. Many of the history classes are being enriched by the addition of new maps and projection equipment. Films are being shown more frequently than ever be- fore in the classes and, according to teachers and students alike, they have Fulfilled the purpose well.
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