Archbishop Kennedy High School - Kencensus Yearbook (Conshohocken, PA)

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What is studied Ms. Gail Ciociola Chairperson, English Depart- ment. English 2 and 3, Creative Writing. Cast and Curtain Com- pany, One Act Play festival. Cof- feehouse Series, WAKS-TV, Literary Magazine. Mr. Charles Corrado Geometry. Throughout the four years spent at Kennedy, we are ex- posed to many types of literature, ranging from Shakespeare and fitzgerald, to Chaucer and Orwell. Students learn about a variety of authors, poets, and playwrights, which span the evolution of American and British literature up to the twentieth century. The English classes at Ken- nedy also provide students with a range of poetry, grammar, writing, and vocabulary skills. The vocabulary and grammar are very important in preparation for the SAT's. Also, by studying poetry, and by deciphering themes and sym- bolisms in literature, we are given the chance to notice theme's in human nature. Knowing the English language simplifies communications. Mr. John J. Dabagian Chairperson, Modern Language. French 1, Spanish 2, Latin 1, Senior Delegate — A.C.T., Girl's Basketball. 22 Vocabulary is an important part of Eric Brown s education.

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Religion classes? rather McKeaney makes religion an interesting subject. CASE 86 EVIDENCE: Favorite Food Mr. Bockrath — steak, pizza Sr. Mary Joseph — spaghetti Miss Murry — Italian food Dr. D Angelo — Shrimp Scampi, Pasta with red clam sauce Miss Gavaghan — Italian food Fr. heron — natural health foods Miss Holding — dessert Mr. Kauffmann — steak Mr. Leahan — pizza Sr. Elizabeth — Italian food Mr. Marcucci — veal Mr. McElhone — cheesesteak Sr. Rose — fresh fruit Mrs. Santoni — spaghetti Mr. Vadino — Surf Turf Fr. John — seafood, pasta Miss Wertman — crab Miss McEner- ney — Italian food Miss Gillespie — Chinese food Mrs. Baughman — salad Sr. Cor- data — homemade bread Mrs. Boland — lobster, filet mignon In Miss Moldings class, Chris Pasquallini responds to the lesson taking place. Miss Agnes Bernardyn Chairperson, Art Department. Color and Design, Drawing and Composition. Mr. John Briner Biology, Physical Science, Track, Cross-Country. Miss Carol Chernecky Chairperson, Business Depart- ment. Accounting 1, Personal Typing, Typing 1, 2, Office Prac- tice. 21

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t in English? Mew worlds emerge when you understand the English language. CASE 86 EVIDENCE: Signs Aquarius — Sr. Mary Joseph. Cancer — Mr. Bockrath, Sr. Rose Cocetta, Miss McEnerney. Capricorn — Miss holding, Mrs. Santoni, Miss Gillespie. Gemini — Mr. Kauffmann, Sr. Joan Melley, Fr. John, Miss Wertman. Leo — Miss Gavaghan. Mr. McElhone. Libra — Mrs. Boland. Scorpio — Mr. Leahan, Mr. Vadino, Sr. Helen Raphael, Fr. heron. Taurus — Mrs. Baugh- man, Sr. Cordata. Virgo — Miss Murry, Dr. D'Angelo, Sr. Elizabeth Ledger. Pisces — Mr. Marcucci. Canterbury Tales by Chaucer is high on Sister Joan's list of good literature. Dr. Joseph F. D'Angelo English 2, 4, The Mirror. Those who can, do; those who can't teach; Those who can't teach, teach gym. Mrs. Susan Davenport Accounting 1,2, Typing I. Ms. Catherine T. Gavaghan Director of Guidance. 23