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Related Arts Excel Froni nervous freshnien pantoniines to intricate Advanced Art designs, Hogan Fine Arts departnient searches for new nieans of self expression. Skillfully constructed three-dinien- sional objects, dancing, twirling niobiles and the pungent aronia of oils created an atniospheric haven for art students. The Art and Drafting classes assisted their fine arts faniily by designing posters for the play. 13' newed their Christnias tradition by pre- senting, A CHRISTMAS CARQL, While SiSICr Rita and SiSt6r lean Clare C21St H0gaHit6S upper classnien in Draniatics concentrat- for pam m the Play' ed their attention on acting and iniprovi- g sations, cliniaxing in a presentation of one act play s. Gretchen Poettgen, junior, gives her A dramatic reading is given for her class by Beverly improvisation of Winnie-the-Pooh, Friday, Senior. 24 Frosh in Sister Rita's Speech class re-
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Students Delve Into Math Mysteries With rnore space to work, the math departnient gave individualized help to students who were willing to spend the tinie and to take the effort Sister M. Erwin organized senior math students to help underclass- men, when the teacher wasn't avail- able. Eight fre shnien tutored other students having difficulties in par- ticular problends. The tutors brief- ed Sister on the standing of their pupils at regular intervals. Advanced math students followed a new procedure in testing this year Students chose the level of test they wished to take--A, B, or C. To get a C on the C level, the stu- dent had to make 900703 to receive a B on the B level, the student also had to make 90570. With the help of Title ll, the de- partment had programed books to help Algebra I and II students. Those students, having fallen be- hind in class work, could make up work by using this independent study program. These students struggle to unfold the mysteries of Algebra I on the board
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wx--up Ki-X 7615? 1 Sister Mary Cecilia H i 3 -us-af' K Gas:-1,-cg-RW W 41 :Q-1. f , 04' ,qv 4 :df Z!-,qggefr 1 A i fy J' -aw- Mindy Thomas and Michele Chollet, seniors, collaborate in the art room on a poster for the game. Sister Rita Bill Vanatta and Carolyn Hillerman, juniors, share ideas about difficult ink sketching, 25
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