St John High School - Echo Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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gr A History may be a thing of the past, but juniors Arline Sitner, Mike AuxTinee, Barb' Louvall, Diane Bumb, and John Haake in Sister Mary James' American history class are learning up-to-the-minute views. Sister Marv James also teaches world historv. bi Am fican Compared to the space and time covered by Marilyn Pike, Ralph OV Schaefer, Sharon Fox a.nd Bob Sondag in world history, A1exander's con- quests were a mere pony trot. Sister Mary Edmund, who also is part-time librarian, and sophomore religion instructor is the teacher of the class.

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. I There's no Hunt and Peck system allowed as Sister Julia teaches typing to Carol Zettwoch, Rich Weiler, Gail Miller, Arline Mersinger, and Catherine Molloy, who hope to make their mark in the business world. Sister's other classes include economic geography and general business. l'CYpm9 Off f -J f ' , 2 - , x W X -f-40H6ZZAZiJC 'jfJ-'Z Whatever e pxothooks on theiboard may say it's sure thy s Schlereth, J s Miller, Carol Todd, and Pat Burger are receiving effi- cient training from Sister Mary de Paul in the occult art of writing and transcribing i. Freshman religion and English complete Sister Ns

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H Social studies--citizenship and American Problems--along with fresh- i man religion fill the day for Mr. Hubert Miller, shoum here with Wilma I Willen, Judy Borgel, Ron Mergel, Marie Abeln, and Barbara Brendle in citizenship class . Citizenship Doattb Cliff Vessell, Helen Meyer, Steve Koch, Sandy Weber, Donna Usher and Greg Hoegemeier learn from Coach Al Weis in health class that not all skeletons are in closets. Mr. Weis conducts the gym classes and sports program, also.