St Joseph High School - Josephus Yearbook (Natrona Heights, PA)

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OUR OWN LANGUAGE Nobody doubts the importance of English. It is the basis for much that we do each day of our lives Since we must converse w1th others in English, we should be caoable of speak1ng it properly and enunc1ating d1st1nctly Everyday gram ar classes and speech classes aid in this respect Literature is another essential chase of English Everyone should have a knowledge and appreciation of the wor1c'e greatest authors, and the reasons they are considered as such Reading books from the school library offers us not only this opportunity, but also the means to obtain a better and larger vocabulary Too, because books help to mold our character and personality, our reading can form a pathway to a significant future Francis Glogoweki and Leona Rzomp supplement their knowledge through the use of reference books Looking through the card catalogue in the library are John Valenti, Ulf? Catherine Gramer, and Retta Marie Dixon .50- I . A A 0 l A e 1 U e 0 o 1 1 I Q Z, 2 2 at at, 2 .A 1 if 2: o

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Mary Catherine Britton and Joan Liako take care of the principal ' e office. Clementine Kapustik and Leona Rzomp learn to operate the G18CtF1C typewrlter and Patricia Wheeler takes dictation Rose Marie Spencer and Emma Jean Fleck take dictation from the tape recorder

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RICH SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE Freshmen depict the trial ecene from Shakespeare' e e Merchant of Venice In this picture are Edward Trinciante, Vincenza Martino, Robert Eyler, Paul Kozluk, and Francie Smith Below, Marie Bradenberg, Bernard Nowicki, Virginia Runco, and Henry R011 diecuee our Catholic authors as part of their work in American Literature Claes -5 .n t