Loy Norrix High School - Accolade Yearbook (Kalamazoo, MI)

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ENGLISH DEPARTMENT, SEATED, L. to R.g Truesdell, Journalisrng Mrs. Edith Ensfieldg Mrs Mrs. Jean Leedyg Mrs. Phyllis Albeeg Mrs. Barbara Kay Szymczak, Dramatics. STANDING: Mr. Rich Mrs. Phyllis Albee makes a point. LA UAGE Living with others means conversing with peo- ple. In our English classes we not only learn basic grammar, but we are exposed to many new ideas and learn to understand others and express ourselves through the written and spoken word. Foreign languages, besides teaching us the speech of another country, show how the people of that country live. It is plain that NorriX's language department Opens Varied Doorsf,

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l Mrs. Thelma Waber, visiting teacher. It would be hard to imagine Norrix without the help of its special staff. Working between the adminis- Miss Virginia Allen, school nurse. trators and teachers, their essential duties link the many different divisions of Norrix. Their important services keep Norrix on the credit side. DIVER IFIED PRUBLEM ' . . . schedule classes - - - Su ide students in vocational choices i i M l l Q i 9

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4 e i J E Smith, Mr. John Belanger, Mr. Everett Mr. Miller Stayrook, Mr. Robert OPE VARIED DOCDR FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT, l. to r.: Mrs. Mrs. Norma Dowling, French, English, Mrs. Gretchen Eloise Bausch, Spanish, French, Miss Louise Porter, Latin, Moses, English, German. 1