Bishop McNamara High School - Mac Times Yearbook (Kankakee, IL)

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iuffw Urn AV W'-'Vylv tis? Classes take up the major part of our school day. Each class brings forth a number of emotions in the average'McNamara student. We all experience the frustrations of difficult problems, piles of homework, and fatiguing lectures. Yet, we also enjoy those fleeting moments of triumph in solving that difficult problem, proving a point in a lively discussion, or writing an essay that pleases even Sister Teesch. These are the things that allovv us to feel a sense of accomplishment in ourselves and freely admit that classes really are not so bad after all. a Q -fa Sa: SMR KJS SMR

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if s Af ,, ii x l X 5 ,Q is 5 s 5 nl M1 KIS E4 ,ja DAK SMR Opposite page Top: Fr. Savela helps a freshman open his locker. Bottom: Sr. Lerch takes time out of a busy day to do some quiet work. This page Above: The solitude of genius: Br. LaMarre. Left: Mrs. Lammers gives special tutoring in English to Armando Oliveros. Lower left: Bob O'NeiI has a serious mo- ment during class with Mrs. Lewis.

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Opposite page: Top: Sr. Teesch directs Advanced Placement seniors in their study of Shakespeare's Henry IV. tclockwisej Kathy Smith, ludy Mortell, Gary Burns, jim O'Gorman, Kevin Kelly, Sr. Teesch. Center: Lauren LaCost and Br. Schwartz practice the selections for the next guitar Mass. Bottom: Patty Kranz, Stephanie Murray, and Amy Loiselle par- ticipate in a discussion in Sr. Galvan's Religion class. This page: Left: Mr. Tetzloff gives his Freshman English class a Word Wealth assignment. Lower left: Students from the Religions of the World class visit the famous Baha'i Temple im Wilmette. Below: Look at the joker in the back row. It seems Dean Knick- erbocker is far more enthralled by the beautiful temple rotunda than by the speaker. M 1 RA