Sacred Heart Academy - Atrian Yearbook (Klamath Falls, OR)

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I 4.-. -sc 4 M- I .. 'JFK --QL. ', --...,.,,--.,, , fi , 2 4 ' Q' I 2 Pf .. Q c.. 5 , , 1 f U: ' 5 5 ' F ,fix lv ,Ll aww Perfection in English is a necessary goal, for it is our basic means of communication with the present, the past, and the future. The more complete knowledge we have of our own language, the more easily we learn the language of other nations and the more facile is our comprehension of the universal language of science and mathematics. Page 22 With twelve book reports to be made dur- ing the year, juniors decide to look over the bulletin board for books of interest. Bill Manning, discovering that there are only eleven children pictured in Cheaper by the Dozen, calls it to the attention of Dick Cottingham, Ann Jendrzejewski, and Bill Krueger. All the freshmen are interested in the telephone conversation carried on by Pat Hescock and Terry Miller. Dennis McMahon checks the battery. This s:rvice for training in the proper use of the telephone is sup- plied by the Pacific Telephone Company of Klamath Falls.

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4 rf fri? A' English actors, Richard Burton and john Neville, bring richness and life to THE RIME OF THE ANCIENT MARINER for the senior class. G. Owsley, N. White, K. Shoop, M. Brett, and P. Fitzgerald have an advance audition of the record. add: Pauline Herlihy finds the quiet of the li brary and the READERS GLIDE TO PERI ODICAL LITERATURE are aids to good research Page 21

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.3 fir I 'NC fiadnnv ig. -A Q Pronummnon IS only on of the lmportant :tems found IU the dictionary. '15 the sophomores learn througbh Sister Alice M1ric. Wim as 1.1 lf' i .v ' 75' 5 K' ,,,-4 tus ' S-K l ,is Page 23