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

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TIME-PLACE-EVENT Presidential Election brought about quite a lot of conflict in choices within Coach Rossi's American History Class. John Schwab points out his choice to party man Jack Parrella, but Uva Scott and Martha Elief express a little difference in opinion. While Ed Wallace, Jim Lindsay and Sharon Proft search for Era of Good Feelings in their Civics books, Susan Ritter gives them a hint from the Panopticon of American History chart that the years of the era were 1817-1825. ESSENCE OF SOCIAL STUDIES 19

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Latin II finds us conquering Belgian Gaul with Julius Caesar. Pointing out the main centers of attack is Tom Walburg. Sara Kelly and Gloria Marconi appear interested in Tom's discussion. Latin IV Virgil students, Cathy Horn, Faye Ann Krebs, Charles Kovach, and Joe Hornback consult their Aenied notebooks while tracing the route of Aeneas on the map. LANGUAGES, FASHION OF ROMANCE LANDS Off we are to Mexico with Sister Leo Margaret's Spanish I class's version of Madre Mio. Los ninos del espanol (children of Spanish) are Tom Laut, Jeanne Corbett, Bob Noeller, Fred Wootan, and accompanist Barb Werner.

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OWHT OWNED . rf, er i Accuracy, the essence of shorthand, is proven by the Short- hand I Class. Sally Christman dictates to Martha Elieff while she illustrates. Assets equal liabilities plus proprietorship, exclaims Arlene Andre as Ed Pallo makes use of the Bookkeeping Chart to point out to Bill Kliesewetter that assets are the things owned by a person. COMMERCIAL STUDIES INVITE COMPETITION IN BUSINESS WORLD George Homan looks a bit puzzled over the typing of a business letter while future secretaries Mary Hines, Eloise Ottke, Carmella Forni, Bev Barber, Sue Coyle, and Mary Jeanne Hamilton finish up invoices and other assignments in Sister John LaSalle's Typing II Class. 20