St Josephs High School - HiWay Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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PRONOMBRES DEMONSTRATIVOS are explained by Mr. Febres to his first- year Spanish students. A DIALOGLIE THAT GOES ARRAY PROMPTS a spasm of laughter from Greg Igaz and Doug Grotty in Brother Anton ' s Advanced Spanish. FLASH CARDS stimulate verb practice in Sister Rosalima ' s sophomore Latin class. Pam VViegand answers and Nancy Gilroy shuffles the cards. IN LATIN II Brother Daniel Kane comments on a translation. 27

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Spanish Joins Three Year Circle For the first time foreign lan- guages at St. Joseph ' s were or- ganized into a department. It in- cludes all language teachers of the school and Brother Anton is chair- man. French and .Spanish have grown steadily in popularity and this year St. Joseph ' s had five teachers and twenty sections of these mod- ern languages. Miss Konrath in French and Mr. Febres in Spanish were new to the department. There is no language lab; how- ever, the idea of pressing for one was discussed at department meetings. Above: A MARIONETTE SKIT is practiced for presentation in .Sister Pauline ' s French class. Manipulators are Linda Peczkowski, Linda Kline, and Mary Reddy. Belmr: DUR- ING . CONVER.S.ATION.AL EXERCISE in First Year French. Miss Konrath is be- mused by an answer given. IN ADVANCED LATIN Brother Daniel comments on a student translation. 26

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A CHALLENG with the answer. ING QUESTION by Brother W ' ilbert in World History finds one student Current Events Analyzed in History Social Studies from botli the boys ' and girls ' sections were combined into a single depart- ment with Brother Wilbert as the chairman. As a result, members of both faculties may now dis- cuss common teaching methods. Another addition to the de- partment was a collection of visu- al aids: films, filmstrips, over- head projectors, etc. Current affairs were empha- sized in class, which required students to use paperbacks and magazines as well as the text. Time and Newsweek were par- ticularly popular. LATIN AMERICAN HI.STORY TEACHER, Vlr. Mayerske, exchanges some pleasantry with Bob Kobek. Mike Hazen seeks help on a report. 28