Saint George High School - Georgian Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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A, 1 Fifty per cent ot the student body was active last year in either classical or modern languages. This tact is indicative of Saint George ' s rapidly progressing language department headed by Brother Emilian. Indeed, the department seemed to have gone modern, and more is yet to come. Through the use ol sing-alongs, tapes, records, and speakers, one can see the presence ot new techniques. Most characteristic of all was the use of conversation. The language student at Saint George has to be on his toes because sooner or later, he knows that he is going tohaveto speak and listen in that language. About the future. Brother Emihan said, We hope to have a language lab soon, and we hope to give each student a greater variety of language courses. • - ' LANGUAGES Brother Jerome Emilian, B.A., M.A. SaintMary ' s College Religion II, English I, English III Speech and Debate Chairman: Language Department Brother Justin, B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion III, Latin 11,111 Intramurais, Coach: Freshman Basketball, AthleticStori Mr. John Reinhordt College of St. Thomas Latin I, English III Bowling Brother Henry Benedict, B.A. St. Mary ' s College Religion [, Latin I; II Coach: Freshman Football, Guidance Bus Driver, Vocation Henry Grove, B.M., Ph.B., M.A. DePaul University, Chicago Music College, Loyola University, University of Chicago German I, II, III, English III

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