Cardinal McCloskey High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Wkaadeqh lfrcshman Latin is conccrncd rnostly with grannnar and vocabulary, Sccond year Latin students appy thcsc rulcs and words to thc study ol' thc Gallic Wars. Thcy lcarn thc rnorc complicated literary constructions. Moro advanced work is taken in third and fourth year. Only honor students in Latin are cligiblc for mcmbcrship in the Latin Club. ,ge

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W WVQ1 X wnurw-Y f 2 I Zv1 '4 La ,ami Zaanaawawfcge Academic students enjoy the chal lenge of Latin classes. Besides enabling us to read some of the world's classics in their original language, the study of Latin aids us in English vocabulary. At the meetings ofthe Latin Club members study the cultures of ancient Greece and Rome, the furnishings of Roman homes, the dress of the early citizens, and mythology connected with the pagan religion. Q fs 'Ml' Father Maloney drills con jugations and declensions with freshman Latin stu dents ,,,f 4-nr. in-.. PTT' V' X, Y is X Latin II students under the direction of Sister Catherine Bede read about Caesar and his Gallic Wars. Latin IV students have the privilege of initiating first year honor students into the Latin Club. John Mayer, Richard Mazzaferro, Dominic Ingemie, Joanne Tucker, and Antonia Soldevere test the perseverance of Mary Ann King and Thomas Maguire.

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