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To Keep Pace With Sputniks Racing Overhead -v Nicholas F. Peschang, MA, English, Journalism, Watch- tower, Crimson Crier, Ten nis Coach Ruth Schuck, BA, English, Y-Teens Linda Shawver, BS, English Helen Thompson, BS, English Carolyn P. Walker, MA, Eng¬ lish, Creative Writing
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Roanne Blakeney, BS, English Media Hankins, MA, English Sarah C. Laraway, MA, Eng¬ lish Lester F. Mathis, MA, English Genette Melbourne, BS, Eng¬ lish Cletus Melchoir, MS, English Protraying the characters of Shakespere ' ; Macbeth through vivid interpretations an Larre Haack, Ellen Gard, Mary Ellen Dan ieIs, and Carole Anderson. Vigorous, Vital English Department Shifts Into High Gear While reading poetry to one of her senior English classes, Mrs. Schuck pauses to chuckle over a humorous incident in the book. Scenes from Macbeth, stanzas from Thanatopsis, and Mark Antony ' s fu¬ neral oration can probably still be re¬ called by many an English student who has lived, thought, and breathed Friends, Romans,-countrymen, . . . With mastering the fundamentals of grammar and literature as his goal, he is given experience through term papers, book reports, and those dread¬ ed essay tests. 24
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Harold V. Almquist, BA, Biology, Athletic Director, Head football coach, Letter- men ' s club. George D. Baird, MS, Chemistry, Director of Au¬ dio-Visual Education. George H. Franck, ME, Bi¬ ology, Sophomore football coach, Ass ' t track coach. Dorothy K. Hall, BA, Biol¬ ogy. Each year the detestible odor of burning sulphur, the noisy clatter of test tubes, and careless sophomores ' leaf specimens fill Rocky ' s halls, as future scientists do research and ex¬ periments to increase factual knowl¬ edge and reasoning ability. This ac¬ tivity is promoted by the three science courses: biology, the study of life, a sophomore course; chemistry the study of elements and chemical actions, for juniors or seniors; and physics, the study of forces and energy, a junior or senior subject. Where is that molecule? exclaims Diane Althoff, as she and AAyrna Johnston ex¬ amine a specimen while Mr. Stone looks on. Hoping for favorable results, Suellen Ger¬ maine and Diane Arp cautiously carry out an experiment in Mr. Stone ' s chemistry class to determine what their unknown solution contains.
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