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l The World of Speech Has Many Voices Through many hours of study in the class- room and practice after school, aspiring drama- tists attain the poise required to appear before an audience to present a play, speech, or read- ing. All students have gained a certain amount of this skill with the introduction of a speech course into the curriculum. Endeavoring to put speakers at ease, Mrs. Veronica Francis assures each that speech is only enlarged conversa- tion. Speech students find in Mrs. Veronica Francis a perfect example of an instructor who practices what she teaches. Not for home economics, but for a unique demonstration speech, Anne McAuliffe deftly prepares a teenager's favorite snack, pizza. Sister Mary Laurentina's second year thespians prepare for the casting of the senior play, Song of Bemadettef' by reading through the script.
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Writing an Exact Man Scholastic Writing entries are discussed by English teachers, Sister Mary Maura, Miss Prion, and Mrs. Brady, in an effort to select the most original compositions for the Detroit News contest. Connie Dakshaw consults Roger's Thesaurus for a synonym with the cor rect character count for Judy Konrek and Joanne Giroux's headline. 11
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Mercians Manifest Linguistic Skills Although a supposedly dead,' language, clas- sical students prove Latin to be very much alive. Having mastered declensions and con- jugations, pupils translate passages from Caesar and Cicero to cultivate logical thinking. French scholars put emphasis on learning grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary as the basis for future study of this language. The complexities of the Gallic Wars are straightened out for Janet Lingle by Sister Mary Karl. While celebrating Cicero's 2067th birthday, Mrs. McGraw and the advanced Latin class enjoy a Roman feast. Q! Sister Mary Georgetta, French I and II instructor, and Diane Lepage admire Judy Burkhardt's scroll of French Christmas SCSUES. 13 Mrs. Abel's Latin class responds enthusiastically to questions on their homework assignment.
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