Stearns High school - Northern Lights Yearbook (Millinocket, ME)

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Department B.S ., University of Maine liberal arts students, business students, and industrial arts students. By specializing, the department offers each student the important English ele- ment of his education in the way that will be most beneficial to him as an individual. MISS BONNIE HELMS B.A ., Eastern Baptist College DAVID BERQUIST

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nglish NT' R TERRENCE DAIGLE i B.A., St. Francis Xavier '4 University V 'J mVmV. MRS. MARY BRowN i i i ii ii 51 B.A., University of Maine MISS CLARA OWEN Department Head Always is the time for English. Our English Department has grown and im- proved steadily in the past few years. With the addition of new faculty members, this department is geared to meet the needs of the individual. There are courses for

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Foreign Languages MISS MARCIA BOUTELLE B.A. , Universitv of Maine A-7' .IQ lu 4 ll' Ca! MISS ROSEMARY RILEY, Department Head A. B. , St. Joseph's College M.Ed. , University of Maine Diplorne d'Etudes, La Sorbonne Due to the fine quality of the Foreign Languages Department at Stearns, any apt student can ask, What time is it? in three different languages. What other courses give their participants more of an inspiration to tour other lands? Though Latin is dead in It- aly, it is very much alive at Stearns, with Miss Riley as its teacher. She also offers three years of French to all aspiring Napole- ons. And Spanish without Miss Boutelle would be like Spain without her bull fights-- extremely dull!