St Louis High School - Cavalcade Yearbook (St Louis, MI)

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tense, often makes the student tense Arthur Beard explains Washington’s attack on Trenton to his English III students.

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Past tense, present Above: Gloria Walters, probably the most avid reader on our staff, sets a fine example for her sophomore students. Right: Rosemary Neilson points out the conflicts of man to her freshman English class. Below: “ Vamos.no me tomes el pelo! digan Senora Pavlik, la professora de Espanol. Leatrice Warmbrunn, teacher of speech and English I, shares a good joke with senior, Dave Knowles. M

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Social scientists tackle world problems Women's Liberation has not yet reached Mrs. Lentz's fifth hour government class. Toni Poll makes a switch from physical education classes in the a.m. to civics classes in the p.m., and gives up her gym suit and whistle for the classroom atmosphere. Members of our social science are great builders of minds. We learn how to tackle our problems, how to make a score for ourselves in this world. They show not only how the game went in the past, but also how we can keep the ball rolling towards a better future. They may know so much about the game of life because they are in on so many other games. Varsity Basketball coach Doug Steward, increases our American history aptitude”. John Milne is Athletic Director, and is the director of laying our social foundations. Wrestling coach, Robert Threloff, struggles with the problems of teaching world history and boys physical education, while Toni Poll teaches not only civics, but also girl’s physical education. Last, but certainly not least, is Carol Lentz, our energetic government teacher and great sport fan, who even wears the same dress to every game during a winning streak. Wrestling coach Robert Threloff relaxes before facing another hour of world geography. 16