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Dedication Sister Mary Louise Burns, S.N.D. Born to life Vowed to Christ Born to eternal life This past winter we said fare- well to an integral member of the Fenwick family, Sr. Mary Louise Burns. Fr. Richard Messina summed up our feelings best when he said: Flow can we des- cribe her? She was intense and energetic. She was disarming and disquieting, funny and ser- December 21, 1923 January 30, 1945 December 16, 1987 ious, dedicated and devoted. She was a conf renter. You knew immediately where you stood with her. She was all of those things. With love, we dedicate our yearbook to Sr. M.L., who loved us enough to always demand the best of both herself and us.
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Clockwise: “Do It again!” Mrs. Hawke advises Julia Groppo. — Calculating ttieir chances. Math Club members Jennifer O ' Keefe and Matthew Armitage solve a difficult problem. — More than a teacher. Sr. Joseph Leo and Lisa Lapusata share some time in the sun. Learning Step by Step Social activities and sports might give us a needed break from studies, but academics is the real reason we attend Fenwick. The courses we take during these four years are designed to prepare us for college. We all take four years of English to perfect our grammati- cal and writing skills, refine our vocabu- laries, and teach us to appreciate litera- ture. We also take four years of Religion, spending the first two years discovering ourselves and our role in organized reli- gion and the last two years taking courses that explore one aspect of reli- gion such as death or marriage. Or some of us decide to apply our faith to the community through Proclaiming the Good News or Apostolic Service. Along with four years of English and Religion, we all take three years of mathematics — Algebra I as freshmen. Geometry as sophomores, and Algebra II as juniors. Seniors can take Analysis and Trigonometry, Math Topics, Math IV, or AP Calculus. Most of us spend at least three years in the History Department, taking Euro- pean Cultures, Asian African Studies, and U.S. History. Remember our troubles with the U.S. History term paper? As seniors we can take electives such as Law Studies, Government and Psychol- ogy. The science labs were renovated this past summer, enriching an already superb department. Although only two years of science are required (Biology and Chemistry), most of us choose to take Physics as upperclassmen. Foreign Language is one of our most popular departments, offering four years of Latin, French and Spanish. Some pursue one language throughout, four years; others decide to try each lan- guage. No Business courses are required, but most take at least one course such as Computers or Typing, whether to develop these skills for our personal use or for a career. For the students who ex- cel in certain areas, Fenwick offers AP courses in all departments except Reli- gion and Business. The Fine Arts Depart- ment, which includes a variety of music I and art courses, adds an opportunity fc students to express themselves ore atively. Since a strong mind needs c sound body in order to operate, we arej also fortunate to have an excellent Phys- ical Education Department. With such a wide variety of superb courses, it is clear why we are academi- cally a step ahead of other schools.
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