St Stephens Academy - Academician Yearbook (Port Huron, MI)

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French and Latin languages and cultures attract linguists French class enjoys singing the songs of Soeur Sourire. Roache, Bev Price, Kathy Gaffney, Annelies Walterbeek Left to right: Julie Anderson, Kinda Kroetsch, Anne and Roseann Hayes sing along with “The Singing Nun.” Two French students compare French and American calendars. Anne Marie Roche, Kathleen Gaffney prepares her welcome speech in and Linda Kroetsch think it amusing that the French week begins with Monday. French for her class, as part of “Parents’ Night.” 24

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s opportunities to senior students in creative writing Pamela Schwartz leads a class discussion as the journalism They concentrate on writing style, lay-out, make-up, and students study an edition of the Port Huron Times Herald. typography so that they can improve the “Hornets ' Nest . A journalism field trip? Why not! The class spent a morning touring Riverside Press to discover how the school publication, the “Hornets ' Nest , is printed. A well-organized newspaper staff assigns its reporters to their “stories ' Here Roberta St. Coeur crosses out an assignment completed by a reporter. 23

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s A Latin crossword puzzle in the “Res Gestae” intriques Rebecca I n desperation, Julie Anderson screws up her lips in attempting Parker. This monthly paper brings added zest to the Vergil class. to master her pronunciation of French words. “Have you heard about the dachshund who, while he came ec j as s he attempts to translate into English the joke around a tree, met his end?” Ann Reno appears perplex- which Martha Ignash (left) has written in Latin. 25