Southfield High School - Blue and Gray Yearbook (Southfield, MI)

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School Publications Inform Students Keeping Southfield High in the news is the JAY. 1967-68 has been a year of change for the JAY, not only in appearance, but in time. The JAY Staff, under the guidance of Mrs. S. Kearns, has changed the newspaper from book- paper to newsprint. The frequency of publica- tion has also been changed from bi-monthly to weekly circulation. In October, the editors of the JAY travelled to MSU for the annual High School Newspaper Day. This year, the BLUE SL GRAY Staff, under the direction of Miss F. Gayewski, has worked diligently to produce a bigger and better year- book. Because of its decreased size, the staff had to work still harder this year to meet dead- lines. During the first few weeks of school, much time was dedicated to finding a theme. The selection of 'Time' was the result. Again as in past years, the staffs of the JAY and BLUE 8t GRAY combined their efforts to produce the Senior Supplement. The Spring Banquet and the Quill and Scroll, an honorary society, are a part of the journalism curriculum. ABOVE: Sandy Seeback, vatitypist, provides invalu- able assistance for the BLUE :Ka GRAY staff. RIGHT: Editors-in-chief Sharon Stimac, Kathy Andrew, and Cindy Yates take a few minutes out of their busy schedules to pose for a picture. Nl fa Miss Gayewski discusses last year's yearbook with Mrs. Kearns. ssl'

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, 1 l l Creativity, Thought, Imagination gg aa it 4 descriptive gxaragraph. in his Expository English class. Strange as it may seem, many students find that it is difficult to understand English grammar and sentence construction. Starting in the Sophomore year,students learn the basic lang- uage structure as well as world literature. Juniors continue with the study of grammar but their reading assignments deal primarily with contemporary American authors. During the last year of English, Seniors are tested on their accumulation of grammar knowledge. Seniors in World Literature study authors of the worldg Seniors in Expository English study English authors from Shakespeare to contemporary English authorsg and Seniors in the Humanities class study world literature, art, music, phi- losophy and physcology. The English Department is also designed so that students in the business curriculum learn the basics of business English. All students who graduate from Southfield High School are guar- anteed a well-developed English education. 1, . , ,K A I 9 .gr .. ahve ' g31211'24:?g:f -rgfil l' ' 'iE'f Carol O'F'arrell R . .... 3 B arb ara Stephen s ' 3 bow W . ltr I Richard Welkenbach Jeanette Melnick Barbara Miller i James Shippee Marilyn Tisdale Not Pictured: Theresa Bury Mary DeMare William McAskin ,Q t., J yl Merryman E . Nancy Neblett Joanne Schultz Janet Vanderzee l 29 ,ty y