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

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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

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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 Efficiency-plus typifies the business department handled by Mrs. Gilda Mammone and Sister Mary Alice, D.D.R. Opportunities, training, and skill in both clerical and stenographic fields are presented to busi- ness students by these competent teachers. Training . . for Business The three math-magicians gather for a departmental meeting on student require- ments for advancing in the math program. Sister Donna Marie, S.C., Sister Marie Berchmans, S.C., and Sister Ann Margaret, S.C. confer on the levels of alternate courses for Boylites. Someone must have suggested astronomical physics. Discovering . . . Math . . . 14