Sauk Prairie High School - Eagle Echo Yearbook (Prairie Du Sac, WI)

Page 29 text:

MRS. NAOMI MEYER French French Club Debate Milton College B.A. MRS. MOLLIE MARQUARDT English Latin Forensics London University B.A. MRS. MARJORIE ARMSTRONG Special Education Wis. State University Platteville. B.S. Post Graduate work St. Colleta's KEY TO UNDERSTANDING English students concentrate on grammar and literature, while Latin students are taught basic grammar and the relationship of Latin to Eng- lish. French students become proficient in the language through the use of modern language laboratories. Latin is Greek to me, Lois Ballweg remarks to Claudine Huerth as they try desperately to figure out a Latin spelling.

Page 28 text:

MRS. PHYLLIS SHELDON English Forensics Penbroke University B.A. MISS MARY MILLS English Forensics One-Act Plays Wis. State Univ. Stevens Point B.S. MR. JAMES STAFF English Forensics Wis. State University Stevens Point B.S. COMMUNICATION—THE MRS. DOROTHY LEAHY English Forensics Northwestern University B.S. MR. LAWRENCE KOCH Speech English Forensics Senior Class Play Wis. State University Stevens Point B.A. Sue Morey emphasizes a telling point. 24

Page 30 text:

MR. ROBERT GUSSEL Industrial Arts Homecoming Football Wrestling Wise. State College Stout. B.S. MR. KIM BAUGRUD Industrial Arts Homecoming Wise. State College Stout. B.S. M.S. MR. ELWIN AMYX Industrial Arts Homecoming Wise. State Univ. Stout B.S. CREATING WITH MINDS AND HANDS T squares, table saws, hand breaks, and parallel circuits are familiar tools to the industrial arts stu- dents. This year's classes were taught the techniques of drafting and basic skills in woodworking, metals, and electricity. MRS. BARBARA DePEAUX Art University of Wisconsin, B.S. Linda Coenen and Mark Whitt display their talents in the field of art. 26