Bishop Fenwick High School - Turres Yearbook (Middletown, OH)

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WHILE OUR AMERICAN STUDENT LIFE IS OVERSHADOWED Under the supervision of Father Keller senior students check homework assignments in Eng- lish IV. Cast under the spell of Gaylon Kennedy's symposium address on John C, Calhoun, Speech stu- dents J' im Conrad, Elfriede Graf, Ken Angel, Pat Wootan, Ed Taylor, Andy Sorg, Mike Cornella, Jean Earach, Eloise Ottke, Raywitte, and Bob Schwab moved in closer. Round table discussions con- cerning the development of American literature are often enacted during junior English classes, I6

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SHADOW ON OUR DAILY LIVES . N-of 'F Q J . ' -v,. an 5 t fi W gh Father Bruening, tells Peggy Welsh, Carolyn Brewster and Marlys Williams where to find an inci dent in the life of Christ studied in sophomore religion class. Jim Kenney and Chloe Daudt explain the External Law to John Grainer, Jndy Bowen, Jeanine Dnlack and John Baechle in Father Wesse1's freshman reli- gion class,

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BY EXPLOITS IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE Father Bruening seems undecided as to who should correct Buzz S'vardo who volunteers what he thinks is the right answer in the Freshman Reading Class. English II portrays a scene from Julius Caeser. In the center, Caeser fNorman Holwegerj is being assassinated by his political enemies, fright to left: Mike Faeta, Robert Noetter, John Wolner, and Ed Neu.J Robert Hines, Mary Jo Ferbes, Don Myers, and Ralph Vonderhaar read parts from A CHRISTMAS CAROL to the English I Class. RR I7