St Mary High School - Crusader Yearbook (Wayne, MI)

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Democracy in the classroom. SQCIAL STUDIES lt's easy to fill out Income Tax forms! If you don't believe it, ask these members of the Economics Class: Ronald Shaffran, Layne Cardinal, Emily Col- lins, Merrily Bell, Ed Laginess, and Tony Adomewicz Tom Jehl . The globe is an important visual aid in the study of Modern History according to Margaret Cobb, Janet Brown, Betty Kubioc, Dorothy Claborn, Mary Berna- dette Stinson, and Sharon 0'Brien. Dominic Dean gives a tew pointers in American His- tory. Assisting him are Nancy Wicker, Mike Harring- ton, Ron Adamczylc, and Judy DeNoyer. I

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GUIDANCE Vhat not to do was the theme of this Guidance ass in Senior Room 2l2. The boss, Ken Stack, ends to business, but not so the others, Judy De- yer, Linda Mellertlstandingj, Kathy Fulner, Bob lainec, and Bill Lubaway. Juniors of Room 203 hold a double panel to dis cuss conflicting views on a Guidance problem. Lean Brady leads the discussion in a Tenth Grade ance panel. A Ninth Grade class engages in Group Guidance. Judith Shackelford and Michael Hurley lead the dis- cussion.

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The Virgil Class plan their next Latin Club meeting. First, it helped the Romans. - ...... , ----. ...,,,,,, , , Raymond Lantis and Michael Dani try to understand ar Latin more interesting. Members of this group the indirect statement on the board, but Sharon boys, John Gegus, Michael Wagner, Ronald Croton and Joyce Kushnir are more concerned with the llins, Stephen Lada, and Charles .laskolski and route followed by the Helvetians. Meanwhile, Karen ls, Mary June Gadd, Nancy Happy, Ruth Mulvoney, Rilley and Patricia Variot check the facts in their nnie Polk, and Martha Anderson. Second Year Latin Book.