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

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ff - A 1 E, The war is on for these Latin scholars! Caesar's Gallic War, that is. I. to r.: Marlene Martin, Joseph Mitchell, Ed- ward Schmidt, Frank Reginelli, John Ryan, Mary Elizabeth Surber, Suzanne Hyland. Vi' ff' ill f French idioms absorb all the attention of fl. to rJ Thomas Hogan, Teresa DeChick, Mary Ann Dixon, William Donnelly, Thomas Fogarty, David Fedigan and Genevieve Hickey. On second thought-looks as if Billy Donnelly has his mind on other things! 7 f XJ ,j V f D -:,o,',k Film strips prove both interesting and informative as the English II class launches its study of Tennysons Idylls of the Ixxrg I to Daud Casler John Cavanaugh Alice Brennan Robert Quill Monica Bryla Jo Anne Milhausen and David Walsh

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- i 1 it T . 1 l. One of biology's more interesting mo- ments-a dissection proceeds under the watchful eyes of fl. to rJ Marie Caliendo, Donald Poole, John Bergin, Mary Conboy, Marion Cornall, Rich- ard Bryla, james Phillips, and David Baier. Marie Malvaso and Gerald Kavanagh demonstrate their work at the board while Rita Kaufman, Joseph Mc- Queeney, Richard Lavarnway, Robert Kaufman and Michael Iacovino tackle a geometry problem with paper and pencil. More board-work. This time, it's busi- ness arithmetic. Working at the board are fl. to rJ James English, Alice Fitzpatrick, Carol Cregg and Martin Delaney. Frederica Herrling, Alma Giovannetti and Edward Gleason study the procedure for the next problem.

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The lead ribbons binding the pieces of glass into position for our window are drab and uninteresting in themselves, but an integral part of the glowing picture we hope to complete. So it is with the studies of our junior year. Often the dull and sometimes boring preparation for June regents in English III causes doubts as to the worth of the Timothy Powers fslandingl reads from his Church his- tory text as his classmates follow in their own books. An attractive bulletin board display keeps the Juniors alert as they follow the story of the Church through the ages. Seated, I. to r.: Mary Jane Duffy, James Steiger- wald, Paul Nadolny, Freder- ick Vivenzio, Marcia Toye. gp y Class 7 H. iv-ff 'W of I955 The Juniors picked these four students to represent the class during the year '53-'54. I. to r.: Paul Nadolny, treasurerg Diane Bennett, 'vice-presidentg Stephen Karpenski, presidentg Mary Powers, sec- retary. seeming excess of unnecessary work to those who must pass through it. Yet, useless as it seems, it is truly essential. The binding of former years into a complete picture awaiting the finishing touches of the final year is the purpose and plan of this long third year. In V i A--f - 'fi