Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School - Mitre Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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.,f Z, THE EVERLASTING WAY. No matter what the language, Kathryn Mihic knows hard work is the only road to success. Sister M. Albertina, O.P. Spanish, Commercial S ubjects panish Spanish is the two-year language that I should have studied. Any language with the word SIESTA in it is the language for me. Too many puns ruin a Medalist so I had better be more serious. Any girl who expects to teach. to nurse, or to do social work in New York City needs Spanish for immigrants since World speaking Puerto Ricans. ence. isn't it marvelous qualifications for work! the largest influx of War II are Spanish- With so little experi- how I know all the OLD WORLD TOUCH. Martha Zanichowski, Cath- erine Peluso, Jane' Gasser, and Margaret Egan explore the Spanish culture in a study of Murillo's works dis- played on the class bulletin board. rg, f I -wg...1f, I- f,,.,.., RX ,fs X rx '1 1 s, , ,M t . f , -'S Q ff? -I-an 5 N s -if lf

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is the new look. It boys are superlor to glrls 1n the study of hlstory lt IS because they are stronger just take one look at the SIZC of my HlSlOf5 Text and see 1f lt doesnt prove the Darwmlan theory of natural selectlon As for World Geography and CIVICS, the dlvorce rate IS rlslng because of wlves who not only know the meanmg of NATO but vote dlfferently from their husbands -Xlso strlctly male subjects are World Hlstory and Amerlcan History VS hat need would a man have for a wlfe lf he dldnt need someone to llsten to h1s theory of the or1g1n of Walter Llppman s newest theory for one world Slater Helen Dolores SC Oficml Teacher Cxtxzenshxp Educahon Sister Antonia Miriam SC Official Teacher Cmzenshxp Education Seton History Club Sister Mane Damel S C O nal Teacher Cthzenshlp Educahon EXPLORING NEW HORIZONS Susan Lynch deslg nares the geographical area on the map while Kathleen Duffy and Geraldine Salveson locate It on the globe SCORING SIGNIFICANT DETAILS Mary Weston hxghllghts the areas of mternatlonal frlctlon while her classmates Theresa Jaworska and Joan Spiegel check THANKS v- 2 X k l J QI I 4 1 our cwtlwtfs If f ht. , H lt 9- y X ' m. ,I .., ... Ve I X W-.TT by , V.,

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I' ALLO. Virginia Ball, Ann Golden, Michaelina Barone, Sheila Clarke, and Marilyn Kelly enjoy hearing Annette Cavallino and .-.mnJ I'-.H Nancy Barden converse in German on the telephone. GERMAN MADE. Ann Cuneen Ends the best in 3 current issue of the German edition of the Reader's Digest. Translation and vocabulary are the basis of the two-year modern language study of German. Girls converse in German over the telephone at club meet- ings and Sister encourages them to borrow language records from nearby Ingersoll Library in order to improve their accents. After two years of German any Memorialite is not only ready to pass a Regents exam- ination but is also ready to buy her first pair of thirty-nine-cent socks for one and a half marks. German 51' S X X xx H'-KS' 'Q X r gh. I may is , 2 x Nu5,,,