Charleston Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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We will take with us into tomorrow the memory ofthe full, challenging, and eventful days we spent in the class- room. We led busy lives, carrying four and six credit hours each year, With one eye on college, we accumulated a. minimum of two years mathe- matics and languagesg three years of science and of Social Studiesg four yearsof religion and English. We took our les- sons seriously, but we knew how to enjoy them, too. These are memories that will endure throughout the years. 2 42 .Ju l Engrossed in learning the complicated art of work- ing their slide rules, Doug Baldy, Pat Lamb, Vince Paterno, and Bobby Ha rpe r seem perplexed as they contemplate the next day's trigonometry lesson. OURSELVES, AND OUR NEIGHBOR.. lt's eyes front for a cheerful clas s as a humorous passage, read by Catherine Resler, evokes various reactions from Spanish I students.

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M-L.. ,- I 'i V . N. ,iv ..-if illi il a David Bartemes acts as temporary instructor in Religion IV, and urges class participation in helping him to answer Rosemary Casey's questions on the sacraments. OUR KNOWLEDGE OF GOD An attentive class focuses attention on Margie Smoot as her views on zoning lava s are questioned by Mary McNally, Q

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Larry Burke explains the purpose and or- ganization ofthe Charleston Youth Council in a school assembly. Awaiting their turns to speak are A. Coughlin and M. Yore. Easy does it! . . .One more gram and Patty will have it. Luddy Kogoy and Patricia Plovanich are showing the concentration and accuracy that future chemists need. Friday may be a fish day, but we have tests: and served in generous portions, too. Wonder if someone should tell Gene Knight that Macbeth hath murdered sleep ? S ia? ts M A CI iii'i'ii.i Q I 5