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I Communication being essential in this modern age, the English de- partment strives to provide a pro- gram which will benefit every stu- dent. To strengthen word power and understanding this department offers courses in the study of gram- mar and literature. Mrs. Rita St. Clair Mrs. Jane Williams English Miss lone Morgenstern Miss Mariorie Stephens
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The Sciences, Chemistry, Physics and Biology, Earth Science and General Science, give a student a deeper insight into life and help him to relate himself to the universe in which he lives. These sciences make the student think for himself and lead him to ask questions about himself and all living matter. He begins to see the relationship between himself and his environment, which constantly influences him. Through the microscope he sees the cell, the structural and functional unit of life, magnified many times its size. ln the lab he discovers through experimentation the basic properties of matter and the laws of nature. He learns about atoms which make up all matter and molecules which are constantly moving and reacting with their environment. Seeing life and matter at this complex level and attempting to understand it increases the student's appreciation of himself, his world, and his Creator. Mr. Max Smith
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Mrs. Kristin Bolden Languages The study of foreign languages is a basic part of any hi h school cur- riculum. At Warren, Spanish and French are offered to the students. The French and Spanish students make use of the language lab designed to aid in the teaching of correct pronunciation. In addition to learning the language itself, attention is given to acquiring a broader background in the culture of the people whose language is being studied. This knowl- edge is effectively acquired by reading the literature of these cultures. Basically, language study gives much more than a new means of commu- nication with others, for it also enriches the students with a greater knowl- edge of the various people of our world. Mrs. Sheila Brown
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