Cathedral High School - Pantherpix Yearbook (Springfield, MA)

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English Courses stress humanism In addition to Advanced Placement and Honors English previously available, the English department this year offered Honors Humanities to students who had completed two years of the three-year sequential program. Other interested seniors chose General Humanities, a comprehensive exploration through literature of the humanity of “Makers of the Modern World.” For the first time electives were chosen singly, rather than in pairs, giving juniors and seniors a‘ first day of class’ at the end of January. This innovation See ROE Mate made possible course selections tailored to individual needs. Freshman and sophomore courses continued to stress jorge aan ESSERE a i e's c types of literature RO Gi S ae Se at. and basic skills as core material. The entire English department explored the broad spectrum of man.

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or D 1 Chemistry students listen attentively as Sister Mildred Marengo explains use of the triple- beam balance. 2 Concocting a solution, Kathy Prendergast prepares her lab experiment. 3 Precision is the key to success. 4 Searching for a paramecium, Jim Doty relentlessly gazes through the eyepiece. 5 Physiology students Maureen Donoghue and Michele Dube test for carbohydrates. 6 Raw materials await assault of students. ao ot

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1 While practicing a scene from “Julius Cae- sar , Jack Marrinan and Teddy Kmiecik pause for instruction. 2 Acting abilities are displaved by Annette Berthiaume and Linda Duchesneau in junior production of Oliver.’ 3 Narration in “Oliver” by Ann Midghall proves entertaining. 4 Art work inspires the creative minds of Jean Fontaine and Sandy Charest. 5 Best book | ever read!’ exclaims Maria Mesiti. 6 Audio materials aid Peter Carriveau in his Humanities presentation. ee) a: