Holy Family High School - Achillean Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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Citizens of the United States-citizens of one world -in either role, we find it most important to train mind, ear and tongue to nn understanding of the thoughts of others and the communication of our thoughts to our fellow men. The discipline required for a mastery of the languages we study is a further contrihution to the forum' tion of an intellectually and morally sound Catholic Character. Right top: Ma-tery or xerh lorznx 1- the ohieet of todgfs drill work in Entglixh Il Si-ter Cyprmn gall- on Thr-rz:.14 XY.rtlun4 for reeitritwrt while Kidry Kay Loher ulietlv the rnuterml written on the bltielil'o.1rd. Right xlCfllUVlf.C we '..+t' Puhlie -peikine clmx can he .i delight or .1 etmrzzher of hi rr-iv 'lie-r seniors will tell you th.it it .ill depends on j-'our ability to ftore in your mind the seleetn-:ze giifigned hy 5iNter Mary vltmnne Here. group resxtatioii ix the order or' the moment GU GE Busy at a cheek on the latest edition of the Excalibur are Sitter Conrtance and her student journaliHts. Left, from to hack. il. Dcrnprey S. Vollrnar, N. Patrick, B. Caxlfarro, M. Boyle, T. Donnelly. Right, front to back, A. Delmonte, R. Keller, B. Audct. K Dalton, J. Gargan, l .-A X4

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Patricia Dickson and Thomas Casper stand to inspect more closely the poster that Sister Constance displays to her Latin I students, As a practical application of their class work, they are studying the pledge of allegiance to the flag in Latin. Mastery of English vocabulary is helped by a study of words derived from Latin as these seondlyear stu' dents discover. Theodore Beardsley writes Latin roots on the board as Sister Cyprian directs the students' attention to the Chart. French I class with Sister Mary Hilary in the newly redecorated room 101 is apparently quite pleasant. Left, front to back, are N. Tortorello, F. Didio, I. Casper, M. L. Lawler and P. Hughes. On the 'right are T. Beardsley, Boe- dicker, B. Cornall and F. Mulvey.

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RELIGIOUS NSTR CTIO --the core Junior James Duffy uses the large Mass chart to help review work in thirdfyear Religion class, With Sister Mary Ioanne as teacher, the students complete the study of the Holy Sacrince and follow this with a survey course in Church history. Bottom, left: Father Tolster, new to Holy Family's faculty, certainly hasn't taken long to become acquainted with the sophomores whom he instructs in the Religion course for second year. Turn around, Billg-you certainly haven't copied all those notes yet. On Monday of each week, under the direction of Sister Mary Joanne, Glee Cluh memhers put in a practice session in small groups like this one below. During the first period on Tuesday morning, the entire group rehearses as a unit. -15 1, O 1 .