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SOPHOMORES ,, J -Q ' ' A W 4 L 7' -4 GRACE GIUNTA finds the area of an oblique triangle. ORVILLE KING works with the trapexoid, C. FRANCES FARRELLY, JAMES KIER, and MARY LOU DONNELLY listen as LOUIS RAYTIK defends the right of King louis of France to the title, The Good Saint Louis. fx. WILLIAM BRINTON reads a portion of the liturgical Latin studied by second year students, The Ian- guage lives on in the liturgy of the Church. ELIZABETH DOYLE speaks theoretically. CON- STANCE LEO devotes attention to the reality. ,Ln 'T-L , ' mth 9 x X Q . B yhll. s.
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nv' 'nl JAMES DAYLOR addresses the Sophomore English Class as GRACE BONIFACINO, DONALD DAWSON, DOLORE5 WERTZ, and JAMES KIER await their turn to speak on Teen-agers and TV. Aspects considered were religious and educational programs, movies, plays, and general entertainment. Such discussions stimulate interest in timely topics and give students an opportunity to express their views. MR. GRANOZIO presents a les son in Sophomore Health Class Members of the Biology Class take part in an experiment based on photosynthesis. At the demonstra- tion table, ROBERT MAIER, BERNARD PERELLA, THOMAS HARTSHORNE, and JOSEPH YANKECH extract chlorophyll from leaves. At the chart, AMANDA TARASCHI points out, in a cross section of a leaf, the chief food-producing cells. li 'S I 1 l l
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10 DORIS TREGO displays a knowledge ot Spanish verb formsp PHILOMENA MASCHERINO offers a sug- gestion, while JOSEPH YANKECH, his own work completed, looks on. With diplomatic relations growing daily more significant and the time element of communication diminishing constantly, the study of modern languages becomes increasingly important. ELIZABETH LODGE, MARY PATRICIA ilk BURNS, and LOUISE LAUNI examine a N portion of the Studies Office display. - i 1 .7-of MADELEINE PELLEGRINI gives an evidently sa?isIcrt0VY '9P'Y 'o u question from Mr Tovrance CFVTCCTOIFQ SC 3 Sign IU nl-cs1:oIAv'1ervro l'4's'ow Z I2 I 'U
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