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EGLIH lJJIr.le 'azaer the eta:-533111.31-ea Egg T953 English was Qtlerea ta us trtrixrglr the best pessrble zgecrrts. Begks, lectures, newspapers and audie- ' alas ,- aeztsfart' ::.g,r4,'.'1:.g IQ give as exaellerrt trarrtiria for later The Cearse was are '.-.rhgali cgnsttutea nipxcrr at our school work, as ' ell as alter-sehegl Warlc. Marry of as shall always rezrierrilaer layous moments Qpeit Lit cur Eialish Classes, browsing Lf. the library, writing for the Periscape had preparing Annual. As we make successes at ourselves in our adult lite, we will be thankful f:,r the English baclcigroaria we have acquired in Sur training. M? A -qilllllw Mun - 1. yy.. y 91 1 t -112.- lv Lillian Minqin listens intently to author Salom Rizk's Domghea L, Ramsay, Librarian: Mm-ion G' Koyen, As. moving account of his experiences as a Syrian Yankee sigtgnt Librarian, during the Library Club's assembly program. Mary Venezia, A.B.: Rose Richardson, B.S.Ed.: Amy M. Riddlestoriier, ILM.. Head of Department: Catherine Glancy, ILM.: Clara C. Petersen. A.B.: Ann T. Hardiman, A.B.: Benjamin Beckhoff. A.M.: Ioseph E. Kerr, M.S.Ed.: Oliver Williams, B.S.: Fred V. Baker. A.M.: W. Earle Gehman, A.B.: I. Wccdiord Hone, M.Ed. Absent: Dorothy H. Cobb, ILE.: Katherine Martin, B.S.
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L NGUAGES The Languages occupied one of the main rings under our Big Top. We looked forward to this feature attrac- tion with curiosity as well as enthusi- asm. An exciting adventure in learn- ing Was ahead. Our study of a foreign tongue extended beyond speaking and Writing, for we learned how people of other countries live. lnforrnative and colorful slides and rnovies made each country rnore farniliar. The singing of Christmas carols in various languages gave us a Warm feeling of friendliness for the lands. All these factors have rnade us deeply appreciative of other languages as Well as our own. Three lively clowns. Rosemarie Yellen. Mary lane Maloney and Agnes Dayko, add to the tes- tivities ol the Pan American Day Assembly. Santa is the central tigure as Ian Perkowski shows H. Bottka and D. Iankowitz the unusual decorations prepared by the German classes. Carol Ruskay is amused by u scene trom the puppet theater, which was made and operated by the pupils in the French classes. Dorothy H. Cobb. A.B.: Vincenza Esposito, A.B.: Michael Sattilaro. M.A.Ed.: Winitred Iensen. A.M., Head of Department: W. Earle Gehman. A-B-: Clare Coult, A.M.: Mary Striplinq. A.M. Absent: Ruth E. Molyneux, Litt.B.
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