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Above: Sister Mary Elizabeth opens her senior English class with extemporaneous prayer. Right: Cambridge Bibliography of English Literature provides Michael Zito and Diane Gamache with sources for term papers. Insight — People, People, And More People. Left: American drama gives Robert Thorpe a moment of insight. Above: “Attention please Sociology students,” Sister Mary Smith prompts a Senior sociology discussion group. Discussion members are Denise Desrosiers, Susan Skawinski, Patricia Baril, Cathy Aussant, and Mary Marcinkwicz 10
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To Question... To Be Questioned. All are passed from heart to heart to heart by words and ideas through com- munication. Time, distance, complexity and abstrac- tion are of no consequence. The precise word, the slight gesture and the just-so glance are the tools by which we dis- cover what went before and what is and what will come. We discover the height and depth of ourselves and each other and all men, for all time through com- munication. Lower left: American History comes alive as Mr. Neil Loew delivers one of his appropriate anecdotes. Lower right: Communications through magazines are essential in Mr. Gerald Cuniff’s history course Scott Jacques discovers. Bottom left: Discussions in Sister Susan Connell’s religion class, violent, friendly, or humorous, result in better un- derstanding on both sides. In the foreground are William Casey, Sister Susan, Linda Poirier, Thomas Garrigus, Charles Dubuc. Lower right: From India to Feehan comes Sister Elizabeth Mary who enjoys communications in Home Ec. with Linda Deschenes.
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Expo ’70 gives Steve Conley insights into 275 years of civic accomplishment. Relaxing music in the Student Council room is conductive to study for Paul Ouellette. Study, classes, field trips, live theater, assemblies — ail help to lighten the dark corners of our inner world. We look into the mirror of literature or history and see some aspect of ourselves or our milieu more clearly than before. A Macbeth, Hamlet, Napoleon, a Desiree, Scarlett O’Hara, a Christy Huddleston reap- pear in contemporary dress. Moments of truth reflected in art provide insight into the human condi- tion and inspiration for our own creativity. Insight — Alone With The Truth. In English drama class, Ray Lambert discovers insights for the future in the study of the past. Pensive Andrea Poirier knows that in the daily hustle and bustle, it helps to lose onself in thought for a while. 11
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