Waterbury Catholic High School - Candle Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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l've found it! Madeline Burns points out in the Atlas the capitol of Afghanistan to Alice Roberts. La, VA: H-a-w . . . H-a-w-t . . . t4g,r!'v Vi Hawthorne! Ann Marie Cusack Patricia Breen, and Angela Mastropietro complete their search in the card catalogue. Ready, willing, and able are Janice Johnson, Pauline Deschenes, and Rosemary O'Connor who prove efficient helpers for Mother Saint Lawrence who here advises Catherine Angelone in her choice of an interesting book. ,f x X Q 'E . V A 'r'?ff'r 6 f,fi lf ..- , f ' xv . .. . ,,s, ,N .--K 'ws ' Four years of English-and Judith Damiani has survived them allebut barely! Let's spend a quiet hour in the Llbrar The library is a travel bureau x ff' is g X 5 whereby we can sail the southern X seas, flee to frolicsome France, or Y V NQW.-.swf even soar swiftly through space- 31 J a good book is our ticket, imagination, our transportation.

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We raise our The power ot a wordfthe beauty of a poenfif the challenge of debates the world of literaturefour English heritage. English Voices ' i,1. mtl i ' Q. XWKQNX l 5 2 Resolvedf another debate begins: negativeffShirley Bergin, Carol Derwin, Susan Briag ModeratorfAnita LeBlanc, Affirmative-Theresa Ross, Sheila Morotto, Janice Russo. He-re! Doris Lanfty shows Janet McCarthy where the Anglo-Saxon epic Beowulf originated. En garde! Macbeth, Irene Gaborcik, and MacdufT, Judith Damiani practice their parts in The Rehearsal, while Nancy Ricuperog Janet Congero, directory Angela Santa Luciag Mary Murphyg Judith Perazzinig Patricia Laudate, Sheila Morotto Joyce Barrettg and Elaine Hallinan look on.

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wiv X.. The birth of a new issue! , ,QQ fx my at MQW The Stylus staff ambitiously faces the task of compiling facts, planning layouts, and checking galleys. Engaged in These endeavors are left to right: Yvette Gonneville, Pauline Deschenes, Lorraine Fitzpatrick, Ann Joan Liberatore, Alice Roberts, Sally Gregory, Josephine Cipriano, and Judith Brousseau. journali m There's going to be a play... Somebody won the contest . . . Who made the honor roll . . . How we fared in sports... What the clubs are doing... Mother Saint Francis and her able staff tell us all this and more in Waterbury's The end of The Trail' answer to the Times, Catholic High's Stylus. When a dummy Shglef has been assembled and proofread, the Stylus finally goes to the printer. Here Mr. John Morrissey demonstrates the mechanics of the press to Stylus editor, Josephine Cipriano