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Randy Cirelli constructs a tree of derivation while Mrs. Cody ex- plains the procedure to Leslie Kane. '15, Mrs. Stillwagon reviews sentence structure with Bob Prince while Dave Sanner, a former student, shows apparent interest. 29 X I Mrs. Doyle enjoyed watching her seventh grade students perform a play. During a classroom study hall, Mr. Marchion does some reading on his own. F, it
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Communication Lives or Dies with English Man a treasure besides Ali Baba's is unlocked with a verbal key, wrote Henry VanD ke. Indeed, written and spoken wordfs are the key to know- ledge. Therefore, since success in al- most an field relies heavily upon com- mand olllanguage, the study of English dominates the academic scene at Wes- tern. The study of great literary works introduces students to the im ressive minds of the past. Understanding the importance of grammar, correct spell- ing, and punctuation is also an integral part of English courses. Writing com- position and research crowns our anguage training. Mrs Hickey's English students, Michele Carland, Nadine Mandish, and Max Young compare their test papers with her copy. .4 ', 'tfs' 2 l -'-,. ,.,, I A junior High English teachers, Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Hyte, pause dur- ing a conversation to have their picture taken. Tom Cochran grows impatient as he waits for Mr. Sunday to finish his discussion with Carol Kelly. 28
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Social Studies Seeks Mr. Fred Latherow is chairman of the Social Studies Department. Like English, all students study some kind of social studies. Civics provides them with the understanding of government, while Pennsylvania history enriches their knowledge of this state. ln ancient history and world cultures we trace the gradual development of civilization. After learning about the world, our stu- dents follow America's rapid rise to power. Economics, the study ofthe way people make a living, and Problems of Democracy climax the social studies program. Mr. Hornick, U.S. History teacher, waits pa- tiently for Mr. Latherow, Civics teacher to finish duplicating a test. the Key to Our Acts 84 Dreams lil lin I 'Wm , ,El ,gal J -if 'gkgu Mr. Ecklund took over the job of teaching World Cultures in March of this year. at tt, - tsrs t Ancient History teacher, Mr. Gallo, asked Dennis jarrett to explain the position of Greece. 30
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