Academy of Notre Dame - Memories Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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Sister Angclee, sole art and French teachcr, looks on as Sistcr Baptiste, Latin III teachcr, points out another Fnglish phrase derived from the Latin. Sister Angelee and Sister Baptiste both manage sophomore homerooms. Sister Marie Ruth teaches four classes of Latin I, besides managing a freshman homeroom. LANGUAGES First-year Latin students become acquainted with Auxilium Latinum, a national maga¬ zine written entirely in Latin on the high school level. These juniors, who found the study of French casier after two ycars of Latin, leam the cor¬ rect French pronu nciation from a tape- recording.

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Through the religion classes the students were made aware of the impact of the Ecumenical Council in their lives. When looking for a marriage partner, warns Father Wesselman, look for compatibility. RELIGION C Add a little more. Mary Ellen, then maybe it will balance.

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Sister Floria, American History and junior homeroom teacher inspects the globe while Mrs. Heck, who teaches Citizenship, and Sister Aline, World History and Sophomore homeroom teacher, consult the atlas. Miss Peggy Driscoll, American Problem, American History teacher and Sophomore home¬ room moderator. SOCIAL STUDIES These American History stu- dents become adept in locating places on the globe and map. Barbara Fellner captures the attention of her listeners while reporting on one of the current problems of modem America in her American Problems class.