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

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Sl. SI, SENOR ENHANCES THE DIALOGUE . Bob Schwab and Mike Cornella watch George Homan and Ed Taylor try somewhat hilariously to trans- late a simple sentence in Sister Ellen Marie's Spanish I Class. Bowed heads and puzzled facial expressions denote only one thing, a test, This one is being con- ducted in Sister Ellen Marie's Spanish II Class. The testees are Clst row, last seatj Sheila Cold- iron, Darlene Olson, Betty Kuntz, Pat Thier, and Pat Wootang f2nd rowj Jim Quinn, Jane Molloy, Mary Anne White, and Nancy Palmerg flast rowj Andy Sorg, Tom Knorr, and Charles Ronto. 25

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LANGUAGE STUDY DEMANDS PERSISTENCE That's it right there, points out Robert Noeller fcenterj, as he with Gary Beiser and Faye Ann Krebs shows a point of interest on a map of Caesar's Gaul to their Latin II class. The members of Latinl class with the exception of Elaine Ottke, who is puzzled by a Latin construction, look on attentively as Richard Chupka explains the use of milites in his sentence. Latin III and IV students seem busily occupied in this picture, as Slyvia Hughes fleftj and Victor Andre show their classical style of Latin grammar while completing an exercise at the board.

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WHILE FINGERS FLY FAST IN THESE CLASSES Dear Sirg is quite a fa- miliar phrase each day in this Shorthand I Class as these girls take the first step toward becoming to- morrow's secretaries. As one of the proJects of the Office Practice Class, Victor Andre, Shirley Schwab, Dave Stugmyer, Judy Jackson and Carmella Forni learn the correct operation of adding ma- chines and comptometers. Under the direction of Sister John La Salle O S F the Senior Typing Class prepares for a five minute timed writing to inciease their typing skill and speed