Hazelwood Central High School - Torch Yearbook (Florissant, MO)

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MISS MARY E- STIRHY MR. RICHARD T. RAucH MRS. CAROL DECKERT A-B-. MA-. English- Lafin Bs.. M.E., spanish A.B,, siudy Hall A na+ion's language reflecls ils cullure. Through lhe ages 'rhe language barrier has been a major de'rerren'r lo man's dream of a unified world. By sludying a lan- guage we feel closer lo lhe people who speak il, and in forming Jrhis bond of underslanding we pave lhe way for peace. Before 'Hue sfudenfs swarm info lhe high school on opening day, 'lhe faculfy has warmed up for The academic season wifh a fhree day workshop. Refurning and new 'reachers are welcomed ai' a ge1 ring-'lo-know-you receplion. A 1-'-g,fff . iHabla Espanol? Parlez vous Francais? Lafine dicifisne? Tape recorders and records improve I2 accenfs for Sieve Newman and Carol Pe'Hy.

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SKILLS OF COMMUNICATION ff MRS. MAE MCKINNEY B.S., M.A., Civics. English Learning +he mechanics of our language, Bill Merediih and Sue Heisel drill possessives al ihe blackboard. MR. ARTHUR A. BLACKMAN A.B., English MRS. MILDRED JARCHOW Training in fhe dramaiic arfs develop poise and inlerpreiive skills. Mrs. Rymer A.B., M.A.. English is rehearsing her iunior play cas? for Mee'l Me in S+. Louis.

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iff, Day affer day our cafeferia slaff lceeps fhe lunch line moving sleadily and efficienily, serving ap- proximafely I44.000 meals annually. MEMORY OF THE HUMAN RACE A new lighf on knowledge. Reference books, readers guides, accurafe card cafalogues supplemenl' fhe aid of ihe librarian in helping carol Dobbins. is .o. MRS. HELEN M. BRIDGEMAN B.J., English, Journalism O l MRS. ROSE K. DEAN AB., M.S., English, French l l l l 'l 1 'l -1 WU' mill, f ll l l l l l l 'X V E ll V lltrlilj lm l 5 O .sf l ,f MRS. AGATHA W. PARKS B.S.Ed.. MA.. L.S., Librarian I3