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finds expression in creating Junior members of the paper proudly beam over their articles in a recent issue. Weeklv meetings of all staff members serve as journalism class and those who earn diplomas after completing the Catholic Institute of the Press course, teach others how to put out a Ann Marie, Eileen, and Maureen, count their inches of published copy. good paper. Their success is attested by the honors rating accorded the Nlariacolle by the Quill and Scroll, Columbia Scholastic Press As- sociation, and the Catholic School Press Associa- tion judges in annual contests. Mary jane, Louise and Maureen, brief the group chosen to atrend C.I.P
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not confined to classes Planning a script for dramatizations over the P A system calls for serious work as seniors discuss symbolic content. A varied program throughout our four years introduces us to the vital role of English language and literature in our daily life. In the first two years, stress is on traditional matters of correct- ness of usage and facility in expression. In the last two years, in addition to studying the liter- ary heritage, we are taught to think in terms of basic concepts such as symbolic content and the communication arts. Through such ideas we meet literature as a living force. lnformality is keynote as the juniors listen to a record ing of John Brown's Body, and discuss American litera- ture in terms of communication. 3 2 A Julius Caesar becomes more interesting when recordings aid classroom study. K as 4 ss S.. , . . :xi Rf - D DJ'
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as well as stating , , KY. awww: if ' Q39 Current fashions, editorials and school affairs l the pages of our school paper the Mariacollc. udent reporters work with the paper as it ogresses from the dummy copy to the final ition. First class honors are achieved by staff embers for their diligent efforts as the Maria- lle masthead carries the insignia of Quill and roll Society, Catholic School Press Association, olumbia and National Press Associations. 7hen the students read the finished copy, they preciate the laborious efforts of the staff which in first class honors at competitions. Gloria, Terry, Anne, Ann Marie, Mary jane, Louise and jean look with pride at the newest edition of the school paper Mariacolle assignments are listed by Veronica, Brenda, Linda Pat Michalyn, Marilyn, Terry and Ellen. Page 37
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