Bishop Boyle High School - Lance Yearbook (Homestead, PA)

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Sister M. Roberta, D.D.R., like the art mannequin Shimmy placed in almost any position, can still come out smiling. Sister Marie John, S.C., another Maestro , deftly helps the choral groups scale the keyboard of ex- cellence to many an encore. The fine arts are in the hands of these teachers. Faculty Classics Latin stands as stately as a column; and is basic to language as shelter to man. Fine teachers like Sis- ter Anna Marie, V.S.C., and Mr. Thomas Jackman make its difficulties worthwhile challenges. 12

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Faculty The English department mainly composed of Sister M. Wilhelmina, V.S.C., Sister M. Rosalia, V.S.C., and Mr. JohnKeally continues to find new methods of teaching Eng- lish. One of the most practical visual aids for large group instruction is the overhead projector. Teaching the basics: English Religion History One of the main purposes of Boyle High is Chris- tian training through knowledge and love of our reli- gion. Father Francis Plantes and Sister M. Antoin- ette, V.S.C., look over material for classes prepared by the diocese and a pamphlet doctrinal series. On earth, the light of knowledge comes only through experiences. In social studies, history in- structors: Sister M. Liguori, D.D.R., Mr. Michael Mulvihill, Mr. Theodore Gladkowski, and Mr. Francis Mannion provide facts about past experiences for us to apply to the present.

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And Speaking . . . Languages Who claims the Mexican hat? Oui. Si. The mo- dern language department employs versatility, cultur- al background, and conversation in French and Spanish due to the efforts of Father John Klein, Sister M. Ursula, O.S.F., and Miss Mary Lou Dacey. And Doing . . . Science There’s united interest here a- round the geiger counter measuring radio-activity in a watch. The u- nited realms are general science, Mr. Hugh Gallagher; physics, Mr. David Morrison; chemistry, Sister M. Genevieve, O.S.F., and biology, Sister M. Goretti, D.D.R. 13