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Through Study of the Past Acquaintance with a problem is the first step towards solving it. From the ancient cultures of Greece and Rome, through the rise and fall of autocracy, through the annals of America, his- tory students learn of man's success and failure. Having studied the heritage of our country, government students analyze contemporary problems of society for present awareness and future action. Miss Wagner shows Cheryl Bradley the history units she has compiled. The importance of keeping posted on current events is stressed by Mrs. Froslie to Maureen Long, Judy Hay, and Gloria Newman as she shows them some popular news magazines. 14
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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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We SGW ur Future Michigan's constitutional convention is the topic of dis- cussion as Mr. Joseph Brennan, prominent Detroit lawyer, speaks to seniors. Stereotyping is based on ignorance, explains Joe Namphy to Denise Geisler and Carol Hughes. Bob Zyromski, another mem- ber of the U. of D. Human Relations Club, waits to add his comment. Dr. Daniel Wadowski, D.D.S., explains a break in the film, Operation Abolition, by telling Sister Mary Madonna that he is showing it for the 106th time!
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