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English 'lihat the students ol' Sacred Heart be- come artistic and expressive in their writ- ing. that they develop poise and aggressive- ness in their public speaking. that they know and love the classics of English Liter- ature - these are the goals of the English Department. 'l'hrough a varied course ol the ideals ol' a composition we begin by learning the art ol unity. expression and ereativeness in our writing. ln speech work. the girls real- ize the importance ol' correct English. since proper grammar is the sign ol a cultured background. ' Paving' strict attention to the work ol' Sh Galke, Nl. Staulenberg. Sister Mary Dorothy English An English book is a wonderful way to fall into your own imagina- tive world - a world ol' prose, poetry. fiction and truth. Here, we do a far better thing than we have ever done with Sidney Carton: we share Portia's triumph: and find The shade ol' His Hand outstretched caressinglyf' XVhen shall we three witches meet again. in thunder, lightning or in rain? 'l'he voices ol' the witches sing on as our minds try to discover their meeting in Nlacbeth. These are the flights of lancy that we take along the stream of English and American Literature to develop a wide cultural know- ledge of our literary heritage. lti spt-are are, QI. In r.j A. Dt-Nio, Nl. Holwell S
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History From the time we enter the portals ol' Sacred Heart until we leave in Senior year, History forms a definite pattern of study. In first term the Freshmen start their four year course with a study' of Hlorld Geography. During their second term they learn the organiza- tion of government. lVith this basis, the Freshmen concern themselves in the next three years with the history ol' those who lived on the continents they studied about in first term and the people who ran the govermuents which they learned ol' in second term. In Sophomore Year we meet many lriends from Ancient History up to today's celebrities from current events. Thus we come to appre- ciate these characters from other ages as well as the men who make to- day's history, a living reality. Sister Maria Gertrude Sister St. -james Nlarilyn li. Nlongeon History' Religion, History History Sister St. -Iames certainly' enjoys ltilflllllg her Senior class. wfiumg with E pr WW....Msg2 W. Y 4 K V Jamie? 0 U-HSI
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