LaSalle High School - Lantern Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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Upp. Rt.: If I have to recopy this page once more! Upp. Lt.: Oh, well, let ' s start from the beginning again! Bot. Rt.: You mean another six page report? Bot. Lt.: Com- puters are not only being used in math, but in English this year. Mr. Dorwin Nelson B.A. Wabash College M.A. Indiana University Mrs. Mona Paulson B.S. Indiana University Mrs. Rosemary Polizzotto B.A., M.A. Ball State University Mrs. Nancy Vandygriff B.S., M.S. Indiana University Mrs. Annette F. White A.B. Indiana University Mr. James C. Wright B.S., M.A. Indiana University ENGLISH 27

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Miss Ann Korb B.A. Saint Mary ' s College M.A. University of Notre Dame DI ESENT INDICATIVE Mrs. Rebecca Hartman B.S. l.U.S.B. M.S. Univers: Nevada — Las Vegas ty of The English department can be very exciting and enlightening after one has learned the basics. The freedom of reading popular fiction or the classics is one of the choices of juniors and seniors. Upper classmen can expand the mind by taking Americal literature which contains famous short stories or English literature which contains writings and poetry by Shakespeare and the Brownings. For those seniors who want to go beyond our lanuage and country, world literature is appropriate with the interesting stories of Cyrano De Bergerac or Oedipus Rex. Unfor- tunately, we cannot reach this plateau until we have learned our language proficiently, which is what the freshmen and sophomores are doing by studying grammar, speech, and reading. But soon they also will be able to enjoy the better things in life. Miss Christine Jankowski B.A. Ball State University M.A. University of Notre Dame Mr. Harry Lewandowski B.S., M.A. Ball State University Mrs. Patricia Lorenc B.S, M.S. l.U.S.B. w M Mrs. N. Ann Meyer B.S. Saint Mary ' s College M.A. University of Notre Dame Upp. Rt.: Adding the finishing touches. Bot. Rt.: 1 hope I get finished in time. Bot. Lt.: English tests are tough! 26 ENGLISH

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Mr. William G. Hosteller B.A., M.A. Ball State Universitiy M.A. Northern Michigan University Mr. James F. Funston B.A. Indiana University (French) B.A. Indiana University (Spanish) UNDER MANY TLAGS The students of LaSalle have four languages from which to choose to meet their specific in- terests and personalities: French, German, Latin and Spanish. They study not only the language, but also the culture. Teaching aids such as films, maps, tapes and verbal communications help convey the culture and the language to the students. The students at LaSalle shouldn ' t have any problem finding a compatible language. Mr. Thomas Hoffman B.A., M.A. University of Notre Dame Upp. Rt.: Kim Williams is fascinated by class lecture Mid.: Students show their attentiveness in class. Bot. Rt. Mr. Funston talks about the Spanish languge. Bot. Lt. There are lighter times in foreign language class too. 28 FOREIGN LANGUAGE