Sylvania Northview High School - Wyandotte Yearbook (Sylvania, OH)

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Suzanne Owen Nancy Powder Constance Stackpole Jacqueline Westland B.A. B.Ed. A.B., A.M. B.B.A., B.Ed.5 M.Ed. 25

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s English paths direct flow of understanding Foreign languages and speech had one thing in common - indoctrinating the students with the essence of communication. The foreign lan- guages offered were French, Spanish, Latin, and German, a new course this year. Labs helped students to speak more fiuently and to compre- hend more readily, furthering the ties of under- standing. Sy1vania's speech and debate departments gave students the opportunity to use their minds by projecting their thoughts. Journalism aspirants had learned the basics of publication through work on the Wyandotte, the yearbook, and The Student Prints, the news- paper. George Bang B.A.,, M.Ed. H : um, B, ,tw Vw , wt, Rosalie Carr A.B., M.A. ww I' H H ,lf B1 ah.: ii! 3 Frederick Marlo B.S.Ed., M.A. Bernice Musick A.B., Mm. , N 24 K FZ w

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Several media relate avenues of communication Spanning the vistas of communication, Syl- vania's English department was constantly adopt- ing new techniques of teaching. In its second year, the American literature lecture-seminar proved very beneficial in improving student's interest in literature. All English teachers intro- duced students to well-known authors and their Works, while reading classes increased accurate and rapid reading skills. Senior composition classes emphasized general writing skills to pre- pare pupils for college and further Work. Each teacher tried to create a challenge to tax the student's ability to comprehend. ,af FRN .--.-we 1 Georgia Baird Marjorie Engle Marcia Fluhrer William Hollinger B.S.E. B.S.E., M.A. B.S. A.B., M.A. 26