Fontbonne Academy - Yearbook (Milton, MA)

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A light, cheerful atmosphere is characteristic of the classrooms where questions, answers, and opinions fly. Translation, formu- lae, facts frequently worry and haunt a student, but her worries lighten when she catches a glimpse of the friendly faces of her class- mates who are all willing to come to her assistance by attacking the difficulties with her. xv X X S5 A chemistry experiment occupies Marty, Anne, Mary and Mary Lou. Q Brenda is teacher for a day-and she gives no homework! Members of Senior 3 listen to a paraphrase of Sonnet 29. Underclassmen purchase theme tablets in preparation for a very busy day. , - 5.- , Q.:

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The library provides oppor- E tunity for browsing or read- , ing assignments. is Fontbonne Academy has used her assets generously in offering us a thorough and complete high school education. Labora- tories, classrooms and business rooms hum with constant activity which displays the eagerness and delight each girl car- ries With her in making every day a per- fect one. Diane Bromowski skillfully explains the wonders of Phylum Pteridophyta. Jane, Jeannette, Barbara and Cath- leen find time for Classics in Chris- tian Focus contest. af I -lIua ' :Q g I J What could bring four Seniors to the office?

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Steady typing-music to Sister Roberta's ears! The bustling activity of academic life comes as a result of energetic students delv- ing into the mysteries of chemistry, thrilling to the excitement of fast-paced stories in literature classes, untangling jumbled fin- gers in the beginning typing classes. Who ever thought that opening one of the school books would capture a whole new world in our imagination? Q5 I M, ,, w 1. ,J Roberta Jean Brenda and Gerry discuss Christmas suggestions at the library display Attainment of skills and the learning of business procedures engross busy Seniors Joan and Marilyn explain a trig problem to lnter ested classmates