Holy Name Seminary High School - Encounter Yearbook (Madison, WI)

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SOC ET ,,....---f A Gail was invited to three parties in all . . . I think this translation needs a little work, Fr. Hughes muses over one of the sophomore's trans- lation of Caesar's Gallic Wars. , Durchfurgegenohneum , ' ' Mr. Bailey drills the freshmen on prepositions governing the accusative case. Steve Geraths and Jim Daniels keep attuned to the activities of the infamous Fred Owens in German II. b Mrs . Fuss rescues Quent Kalscheur from one of her fre- quent quizzes. gd

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K 1 Mentors Meliorate With Manzpulation The English department underwent extensive internal recon- struction this year following several personnel changes. Mr. Stauffacher, in addition to continuing his Leishre Reading and Science Fiction courses, instructed the sophomores in speech class to fill the void left by Sister Monica's departure. Fr. Ken Klink took over the junior English position vacated by Mr. Stauffacher. He also continued his Drama and American Prose courses. First year faculty member Mr. Wagner then took over the freshman and sophomore teaching positions vacated by Fr. Ken Klink and Sister Monica. A Del Scanlon seems to find English rather emetic. 4 Mr. Stauffacher critically analyzes a speech by one of hisstudents.

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5 ifiiv is f,ig,,..- Steve Wachowiak was the only A student to take Latin IV with Fr. Jones signs in the HN FT- 101165- Latin team at Milwaukee Custer High School. Modern Language Sapersedes Latin Soc et tuum - that's the basic philosophy of the Holy Name language department. However, beginning this year, more emphasis was placed on the modern languages, rather than Latin. Instead of offering Latin on the freshman and sophomore levels, German and Spanish became available. This makes it possible for an individual to complete four years of a modern language, rather than Latin . Mr. Lynn Bailey, in his first year as German professor, brought with him extensive historical knowledge and far reach- ing familiarity with present day Austria and Germany to his class. Fr. Jones was the new Latin III and IV professor. In addi- tion to wrestling with Vergil, the students attended a Latin con- test in Milwaukee. I Y , 4 T f it, J