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Sister Mary Eve and members of her freshman English class distribute a new assortment of books from the Tab Book Club. The English I students are Margie Weyer, Debbie Werne, Paul Greenwell, and Judy Steltenpohl. Sister Mary Gervase and her junior English students listen to Edgar Allan Poe’s The Pit and the Pendulum. 15
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English Is Given Special Emphasis at S.F.H.S. Upon entering the English classes at SFHS, the freshmen become acquainted with the various types of literature. During the sophomore year there is an in- tensified course in English grammar along with the study of literature. Juniors specialize in American lit- erature while the seniors concentrate on English and world literature. In all four years a special emphasis is placed on the ability to compose and develop all the different types of literature. With the aid of films, records, tapes, and prac- tice in public speaking, the students are becoming bet- ter prepared to face the future with a greater knowledge and appreciation of their English language. In the senior World Lit class. Sister Mary Dominic and James Weyer answer John Lubbers' question on the great epic, Beowulf. In Sister Mary Boniface's sophomore English class, Sam Schaeffer analyzes his diagram to the class. 14
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Math Department Meets the Challenge of the The complexity of our modern world continually impresses upon the minds of young people the growing necessity of studying the sciences. As an integral part of science, math constitutes the foundation by which problems concerning anything from space travel to road building and housing construction can be solved. Math is the foundation, and students are the builders. Students attending Saint Ferdinand High School have ample opportunity to acquire this knowledge. General math, Algebra I and II, geometry, trigonom- etry, and analytic geometry are offered to all students who are interested. For practical needs in everyday life, Saint Ferdinand High School, has added business math to its curriculum. Mr. Wahl conducts a discussion in business math class which involves problems of everyday life in the modern world. In analytic geometry class, Mr. Wahl explains the pro- cess of plotting points on a circle. Analytic geometry, which is taken the second semester, is a carry-over from trigonometry. 16
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