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

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Treasurer Robert Delmonte, vice-president Mary Lou 1x,'f Y . Serokee, president Joseph Hawellta and secretary Patricia Casey plan for future Frosh events. ' r , It is a matter of common knowledge that much planning. careful measurements and fragments of many ideas go into an archi- tect's plan or design. The freshman year begins the diagram that at once prepares for and forms the careful foundation of our high school life. The sketch includes Latin, science, elementary algebra-subjects that will prepare our unaeeustomed minds for the habits of future years of study and for the demands of living in modern society. Look- ing through inexperienced eyes, the freshman beholds only tangled, unrelated bits of train- ing and knowledge: these will, as time goes on, appear, not a haphazard arrangement, but a thoughtful ordering of the proper means to attain the desired end - a full Christian pattern of life. 1 ' bf ' i li w I 1 f g I I sl I 1 5' fy A Q 4.1 I J I ' 3 f 'x ' fl ' 44 I ss of I957 . fb Q LY A I A f, ff 5 :L ' i ' 1 ' I Z f . I-' Steve Serokee holds the attention of his classmates as he reads from his Religion I book. l. to r., fron! ron: james Fogarty, Cathleen Murley, Maureen McCarthy. 2nd ron: Sue Maloney, Tommy Vanderloo, Richard Donovan. 3rd row: Virginia Wilson. ll' 2' i

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Gfff durriculum HE CURRICULUM or course of studies- the heart of our school life-provides the brilliant and varying tints of red in our window. Our intellectual formation sends the life-blood of the human spirit, reason, coursing through our lives. The truths of our religion occupy a vital part of our study timeg languages fill in the crimson huesg hours spent on science and mathematics glow fiery red with the joy of our triumph over their difficulties.

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v I v' . . i ' ' 7 With apparent misgivings, Robert Delmonte leads his colleagues into Latin 1 Y Q class. V l. to r.: Robert Delmonte, Joseph Caruana, Nancy Conkright, Mary ' N I 8 Burng Michael Cuddy, W'illiam Bergan, Patricia Casey and George Copley. X s P. I I ff y , L f J 1 1 + eW', ..,' ,, v J ' ,, i..o 1 rf-11' 'V right: Social studies IX class studies the U.N. l. to r., standing: Catherine Foley, William Klonowski, Anne DiMatteo, Bertin Karpenski. seated: Joanne Sebastian, Mary Lou Serokee, joseph Hawelka and Margaret Hassett. ,xl , - ' , left: According to the serene'expression on Marcella's face, English Ipig. really enjoyablef l. to r., first ro : Gejgld Barrpn, Pguline Dan- na, Lorraino zechowigz. -.bmi now: Benita Duffy, Antyohy Cirillo' Mardella Llewellyn and David Pet grassg 'A' T, ,X ' v I ' ' rv! ' fl -i ' A- 'I tl U 'i' V ' Dlx A ,V x' uw n Q I 7 - K l x y 1. P 1 Q1 , 'll-