St Paul High School - Paulian Yearbook (Owosso, MI)

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Who makes the best orators, girls or boys? John Sawyer, Torn Ritter, Bernard Schirle, John Allen, and john Teremi are representing the boys in a speech discussion. Below: Patricia Piacek, joan Janckovic, Jeanette Zwolensky, Mary Killoran, Beverly Schneider, Kathleen McAvoy, and Marleen Kazen are also participating in a speech discussion

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Those who are working for an A must in every school is the knowledge of Literature All Periods and literary works representing them are intensely studied by the S P S students Since grammar is mastered in grade school, only a brief review of grammar is necessary during the course of the year To achieve audibility, eye contact, poise, and coherence is the aim of the vital speech courses taught in our English classes. We interrupted Ruth Earnshaw, Sandra Gazella, Raynold Snyder, and Dick McAvoy just as they were about to hear the recording of Harnlet . The English IV classes agree that the Written Works are more fully appreciated and under- stood with the aid of the recordings. ' or B in English are al- ways ready to volunteer for extra credit work. We find Jack Bakos, chairman of a panel discussion, seated at the desk. Standing is Diane Dwyer giving her report to the class. Judy Chester and Jerry Buehler are patiently awaiting their turn to add to the discussion.

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2 ew if W Even though it's old stuff, Daniel Stotenbur points out the different parts of a letter as a review to the rest of the Freshman Class. Bill King, Tom Elliot, Dick Pariseau, and Barbara Stasa of the Freshman Class exhibit their dramatic ability by dramatizing Edmund Campion . 'inn wh 14