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

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Chemistry students, scribbling Father Davie's valences and experiments. Are you concentrating on Chem- istry, jean? I. to r.: Patricia Foley, Rita Tranowicz, Jean Glancy, Anthony Giannone, Ann Connors, Shelia Ward, Thomas McGee. vu Eager World History students concentrate on the European situation as Mary Beth Gormley points out a significant spot on the map. I. to r.: Roberta Copley, Helene Ryan, Joan Balter, Patricia Dickson, Thomas Casper. 1 Q Barbara Nlislcowiec ad Peter Randall appear to have taken over our il- lustrious French II class. W'hat's so funny, Peggy? Seated I. to r.: james Dunnigan, Richard Hennessy, Rich- ard Kuclla, Margaret Fennessy, Mar- garet McQueeney. l l x ,xx t yr ,, J . ig? c. ,,...-ar-- .A 44 s . til -,A

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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

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,541 . , J ff-X - 'y if' ,fl Y J lv if-if 'iv' English III is the main topic at the moment for these serious-minded students. English isn't that bad, is it, kids? I. to r., first row: Mary Jane Quinn, Helen Bergan, William Kinsella, Judith Patrick, second row: Barbara Poole, David Kudla, Stephen Karpenski. Intermediate Algebra class labors diligently at a problem which has them all stumped. Do you have the solution, Millie? I. to r.: George Goodelle, Mary Powers, Mildred Rolan, Wil ' liam Foley, Marlene Mullaney. Latin III devotees listen to John's rendi tion of a Ciceronian oration. First row Barbara Sebastian, Elsie Wasilenko Charles Emlaw. Second row: John Onori Diane Bennett, Mary Ann Carroll Thomas Milhausen. s l I R n 1