St John High School - Blue Book Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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L- -6211 V ,:, mfg 8. ' ,, il ., .,,,, X Je v-l - X Sister Theophila solves the problems of Sean Spitler and Nora Lee Riede. Gregjohnson narrates Our Town forjunior English. Remedial Reading helps Freshmen with English.

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English nriches Expression Miss Stellingworth shows judy and Steve the correc- tions on their themes. English attempts to teach expression and to enrich our literary enjoyment. The teachers strive to perfect in their classes the usage and understanding of all areas of our language. The novel, prose, poetry, and grammer are just a few of the tools used to help develop our skill in the precision of English. The structure of English study has taken a new form in the past few years with greater emphasis placed on writing ability and literature. The English department has been instrumental in broadening our library collection with a variety of modern novels. Themes, term papers, and essays are helps in developing the much needed writing ability. English has also taken on a new cultural aspect. Seniors and juniors have had the opportunity of seeing various plays presented by area colleges. fs-fiiihn Even a broken wrist doesn't handicap Sisterjuliennes unique method ofteaching.

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Sr. Mary joan's Latins discuss Caesar's Gaelic Wars. Eric VanDam and Regina Coyne listen to the Spaniard on the tape. anguages Narrow the World and Mr. Enderle's Speech class listens intently to Linda Cavins.