Sacred Heart High School - Corier Yearbook (Flint, MI)

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Tgx g dk. N. The techniques of the short story, in English TO, are discussed by Dennis Mulcahy and demonstrated by Patricia Stybert. The class follows the explana- tion with keen attention. The new language, Latin, takes the class back to an old world, Rome. Judy Kaza reads the instructions and the class begins its venture through new words and ideas. 'rcs English 9 students make their first at- tempt in writing compositions. Tom Luce reads his paper while the class checks a rating list. IAQ., S rf ' i i ,dl , ll-

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5 SPEECH - LANGUAGES-H - The backbone of our Literature opens the passageways to culture and entertainment. Whether our study were the novel, the poem, the play, the essay, or stark biography, we thor- oughly enjoyed both reality and the dream world at make-believe. xjl Latin ll group coaches Robert Ralph in translating in- vocations of Our l.ady's Litarty and the state motto. ability to express ourselves Latin classes included habits of clear thinking and opened the gateway to cul- tures of other people. Thus our language courses have become the stepping stones to culture and pleasure. -

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X SCIENCE AIDS F WORLD PRGGRESS The science laboratory is the opening gateway to the amazing world of God's creation. lt is the place where we get acquainted with the incredible miracles of nature, and goin a certain mastery ot the forces around us, the earth and the universe, ot which we are the masters and God's stewards. . I C- l-EfGI'1OwiCZ, A. Tornczyk and A. Moz- ., oder expertly handling the burette to f measure volume of liquids, while D. Ku bilc and P. Puro verify Archemedes' Principle of buoyant force, Thomosine ' .loseph records their data.