Cardinal Dougherty High School - Eminence Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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'Q' ,ii ... ' ,, ,, sf I Y . W, ,,. ,, EF :'!F:f 39 -is , vi Macbeth does murder sleep, but seniors in Father O'Donnell's English classes are always wide awake. From the practiced cadences of the record player to the earnest efforts of the students. the words of Shake- speare continue to enjov a kind of immortality. Jw., ixwks gf 0 ' 5 s Eleanor Bradley and Eleanor NlcNichol verify a passage from A'Rabbi Ben Ezra in preparing a radio script on the Brownings. Convinced that self-analysis helps improve pronunciation of .1 foreign language. Sister Mary' Charlotte's French lll class sets up its own clinic. Recording French conversation. as Elizabeth Schluc- kebier and Cecilia Dovle are doing. not only sparlcs effort but pro- vides many a lighter moment when one or another linguist sud- denlv recognizes her voice on the plav-back. N 'lllfi 2' 3 wfao

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gk.. ANGU GE fm 'N , 's K, 0 O O f A-v5 rx V. ra 'D lu. That's my last Duchess . . . Pat Scoles. in his inimitable manner. recites for Father O'Donnell and A-4. Je donnerai . . . Tu donneras ...' ' Senior French students review the inevitable verb forms. Could that smile on Father Grabowski's face mean that he is about to spring one of his famous pop tests ?

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x 1 1 , rv .r Conjugnlions and declensions .irc left far behind .ls ll knowledge of the German language leads ro an appreciation of German culture, Father Carey brings some of that culrurc to his German Club in the words of n familiar Christmas Carol.