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reless energy is Mrs. Gertrude Rose, whose ti a source of admiration to her students. Miss Juan Doerner, inspiring draniaties coach, misses the show in the rows behind her acted Gertrude Corey, Lyle NV1ll1an1s0n, Prank by -luaditis. k tite adviser to the Ma- Miss Alice Fran , pe ' ' 'th Patricia roon, discusses the next issue W1 Gaffney. and Junior Miss.Priscilla Morton, Sophomore English teacher, also assists in the library. f-:Asst 17
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.1-ullllb ix., R-' fr.,- lx 16 This year the Seniors have been offered their choice of several half-term courses in English. This plan has enabled students to study the phases of English in which they are most interested and has given them the opportunity to enter their work in the Scholastic Lit- erary Contest. Short stories and radio scripts suitable for children were dramatized by the Junior League. Public Speaking students have often introduced speak- ers in assembly. Students' works published in the National P . A oetry Anthology. include those of lietty Dury, Dolores Viz- vary, Joyce Leonard, Rita House, Dolores Smithka, Joyce Dunbar, Jack Corey, Mary Sombarski, Audrey Morrison, Beatrice Polisnak, Doreen Mayo, Jeri Liberatore, Lee Kennedy. Uther courses offered are Journalism, Pre College, English Drama and Modern Literature. Mrs. Rose Sullivan, senior English teacher, and head of the department, with Sonja Chyll, Connie Cronin and Louise Cisek in Modern Literature class. Mr Kenneth Kintner Ellffli l . . I , g ist teacher, also head of ' the Athletic COLl11C1l, explains a point of grammar to Doris Wfilson. Mrs. M the English Department. argaret Hotz is the newest faculty member of
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Ffa Iacqneline Tietze and Pete Zayac are only a few students who have visited Miss Elia Shaul's liiology YOOIH to watch the guinea pigs and mice. Mr. joseph Ciesielski, Physics teacher, basketball and football coach, here talks to Morlais Jenkins and others. His enthusi- asm and determination in athletics are ex- tended to the classroom as Well. 'Um' Miss Edith Carpenter, head of Science Department, Chemistry and Health teacher, is fond of vacation traveling. Mr. Milton Uoej Cordts, J. V. basket- ball and football coach, also teacher of llealth and Social Studies . . , busy man.
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