Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Modern language iy the Io ba Many innovations took place i} beta | in the language department. At HA ’ : a, German students progressed : aS rs Pes toward individualized instruction, learning at their own pace in small groups. The Spanish department experimented with team teaching. Sister Catherine Joseph and Mrs. Horber, a Cuban native, taught Spanish history and pronunciation, respectively. French offered a course in Frenc h four this year, and showed filmstrips on French history, giving students a better understanding and background of France. 29

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1 Spanish students Alan Hare, Gail Kulig, Barry Hayes, and John Kienzler listen attentively to an explanation. 2 German Students Joanne Cavanaugh, Paul Duffy, and Chris Carey listen to the record to perfect their practice dialogues. 3 Juniors Nancy Carberry and Maureen Miller add a French touch to Valentine’s day. 4 Joe Martini studies at the last minute for a test. 5 Members of the German Club Kathy Duffy, Beth Bueker, Paula LaBerge, Ed Margosiak, Roseanne Foley, Denise Lariviere, and Tom Fallon joke with the cameraman during a meeting. 6 The writing exercises are not Chris Lavoie’s favorite pasttime. 28

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Business students give service The business department provides basic skills and experience needed to enter the business community. Courses are offered in typing, stenography, accounting, data processing, economics and office practice. Business students are responsible for the typing and mimeographing of the daily bulletin. Data processing students prepare the absentee lists, report cards, and schedules. Four listing machines and six calculators, new this year, help students to prepare for a business career. -ouennammmmeetl Premisnieer gi 1 Sophomore Colleen O’Neal concentrates on a typing assignment. 2 Separating carbons in the data processing room is Jocelyn Tetrault. 3 Senior Elaine Scott runs report card verification lists on the counting machines. 4 Business student Mary Hartwell perfects her skill on the printing calculator. 30