Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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Social Studies program encourages independent work This vear s freshmen were offered two new electives. Non-Western History and a set of quarter courses complemented the previous courses, World and Modern History. Urban Affairs featured guest speakers who accented classroom work, while outside activities promoted independent study by students. The two-year history program offered to juniors emphasized individual efforts in preparing for class discussions and research projects. (gain this year, students taking social studies courses were invited to participate in the Model Senate. At the conclusion, two senators were selected by their fellow delegates to participate in the A.I.C. Model Congress gas ae. iTir® IAs “FISIS bP oe Ie ON FOR BET oem | - | = oer i = “ . Sees I a) | c eas aa ‘4 a pi | ft ' Pepin 7 ' rs 4 F ‘ P 7

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1 Freshman girls share with Sr. Elizabeth. 2 Mr Edward Curtin questions students in an infor- mal class discussion. 3 Forgoing their study, many students participate in extra theology classes. 4 A mobile was the result of one sopho- more theology project. 5 Senior boys take a cof- fee break

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1 Students Mark Maynard and Gary Boulrice supplement independent study with audio-vis- ual aids. 2 Boys “x” out girls in tic-tac-toe. 3 Senate president Tom White makes a last-min- ute check with Mrs. Garvey. 4 Guest speaker James Marchese indicates points of interest. 5 Addressing the Urban Affairs class, John Benoit gives his views on housing plans. 6. Awaiting an answer to his point of inquiry is John Dwyer. oo