Timothy Christian High School - Saga Yearbook (Elmhurst, IL)

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is if f Helping to teach the new cinema arts class, Bob Laning threads an experimental film into the projector. Poems by Robert Frost spark the in- terest of Russ Van Dyke and Debbie De Jong along with the rest of their classmates. The hidden talent of Maureen Moore and Maribeth Voss is brought out as they perform Red Car- nations before the drama class. English Department Revises lVluch of the English curriculum was re- structured in its requirements and its elective courses. Non-college bound students were no longer required to take four years of English. The freshmen worked on paragraph composition, poet- ry, novels, and cinema arts. The Amerf ican literature classes broke up into four. nine-week sections and studied in depth such areas as American humor. realism, and Puritan tradition. The jun- iors had a choice from a number of nine fweek courses. Some of the electives offered included the more conventional courses in literature, grammar. and oral interpretation. The emphasis in part of these classes was on the me- chanics of the English language. The literature courses dealt mostly with analyzing and discussing selected writ- ings. Other electives were more unusu- al: cinema arts was a completely new course which studied various aspects of filmfmaking. Students in drama class not only learned to act within the class, but also produced two plays. The senior classes studied the historical periods of English literature including some major works: Beowulf, Macbeth, Oliver Twist, and Lord of the Flies.

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Laureen Leo Shorthand, Typing, .sw V .wwf ,rf 'hw 4 4 Bookkeeping improving their speed through timings, the typing class practices to reach a rate of fifty words a SAGA business. minute, Students Prepare for Jobs in Business After student teaching in Timothy's math department last year, lVlrs. Leo switched her major in order to instruct the business students. This was the year for first year shorthand and typing. In these classes the girls learned how to read and write Gregg shorthand and how to type business letters and forms. Towards the middle of the year, the bookkeeping students began a project in which they managed the books ot a small business. Through a few errors, some frustrating work, and lots of patience, they kept the books accurate and up-toedate. Striving t develop percise shorthand, Sandy stS . i.. KBIZGI fIf1dS fha? fwfhffly is befffff than DHCUC9- By using an adding machine, Marty Schreur learns haw to work bookkeeping problems the easy way.