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FACIAL EXPRESSION by drama student makes a fairy tale fun. MAKEUP and typography in- trigue the students of Journal- ism l class as they study news- papers of foreign countries. reference books for hard-to-find data NOTE CARDS add up slowly as seniors, day-dreaming of sum- READING TESTS call for concentration. Under Mrs. Lamp- mer activities, struggle through summer school research papers. ma,n's direction these freshmen finish the Iowa Reading Test
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Thcit Nlisholwoikoi Look FLASH CARDS help Latin stu- dents learn new words and add zest to the course as they com- pete to recognize words. To be well informed, students dig into Y' Y J. .ji- X, V .NJ ff' '. ff ' ,Q 'ggi 1 4 15 - ,- L., , A ' .: wi-IZ ' L U, if , , ,.,.'e..gN , , r, . .- ,. , , SERAPE AND MARACAS, souvenirs from Miss June Johnston's trip to Mexico, acquaint her students with Spanish life. lvlishawaka teens spelled and misspelled words in Spanish, Latin, and English classes. Although they labeled the required drills grade school stuff, they practiced spelling. ln the 63 English classes taught by l3 teachers, young intellectuals wrote news stories, composed sentences without split in- finitives, and spoke clearly and concisely. English lit classes studied classics from Shakespeare to Hemingway. To young linguists, some Spanish words and phrases were as understandable as English, but others remained a mystery. Latin students found little similarity between Caesar's Gallic Wars and the cold war of today. I In English and language courses youth became better informed. Behave Yourself explained to juniors which fork to use and what food to eat with fingers. Their philosophies proved they did be- lieve in something. Seniors, equipped with their trusty handbooks, found facts about hypnotism, segregation, and opera for their research papers.
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fllllgl .l W5 wx! cumous CITIZENSHIP sm- dents watch maintenance man, Mike Vercseg, run a lathe during their tour of MHS. That Mishczwclkcl Look earing inquisitive AMATEUR CHEMISTS demonstrate their distillation of oil MATHEMATICIANS model obtuse, acute, and right angles to experiment for visitors at open house in the spring of 1957. show other freshmen in general math the three kinds of angles.
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