St Basil Academy - Basilianette Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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We Study the -v -nt-v.vsn1 1- gvents of the mast fi Desiree Chapman points out one of the places mentioned in a recent chapter while Margaret Masiwchuk, Patricia lavery, Mary Ann Workun, Maria Hirniak, Kathleen Call, Margaret Dillon, Carol Farrello, Patricia McBrien and Mary Danyluk comprise her attentive class. Our new globe is the subject of much interest as Catherine Helmick indicates a current trouble-spot in the world while Joyce Formica, Karen Hearne, Kathleen Foley, Barbara Higgins, Eleanor Gumpert and Barbara Gilmore look on x l

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lfwllz the Cgcience asses of cgoodafy Q Bernadette Cawhey, Carol Fogel, Linda Czabafor, Geraldine Klaiss, Elizabeth ,sa- sf! Nadya Lazarek, Sandra Kress and Joann Smifh look on with horror as Klein, and Joan Dougherty inspect microscopic organisms in biology lab Peggy Wiesenhulfer and Mary Logush make use of the scales in Physics. Loretfa Schwar unwillingly pours acid I 3 l down lhe drain 4

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O Elan, UI' WH . L Where do you think the forty-ninth star will be placed? Diane Vzatek seems to have an idea as :he shows Carol Wekluk and Carol Taylor, Mary Andriuk points out the troubled Formosa area while Joan Barra: and Maria Muszak watch. ,bf uccessful Qgdutures History becomes an exciting and lively sub iect for each Basilianette as she commences her iourney through the pages ot time. From Ancient Babylonia to contemporary America, the customs and traditions of each succeeding generation enkindle within her the tire of adventure. She learns of her ancestors and of the land where her parents and grandparents were born and raised. But most important she becomes acquainted with current problems which must be faced and fought by young America in order to keep the country from war and the tragedies which are involved, and, therefore bring a lasting and lust peace to all the world. Helen Niemann and Anita Ries busily cut and stitch while Sister M Matthew proudly survey: a project of her National Problems class-making the flags of individual countries at the world. f if .4-7 fi.-J , 1 T' sw, N kt f l 1 f Y fx!