Good Counsel College - Vestigia Yearbook (White Plains, NY)

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'ar Practice Teachers lilany of us seniors have had the opportunity to manifest the educational theories and principles we have learned by taking part in the student teach- ing program under the guidance of Mr. john W. Fuchs, Supervisor of Teacher Training. In junior high schools and secondary schools we have observed and practiced teaching in conjunction with assigned cooperating teachers at the schools. The fields of concentration included French, English, Spanish, Biology, Citizen Education, and Business Education. If . . . the smiling aspects of life. Hall before the Carol Night pageant. This year as seniors we had the center stage and either as angels, wisemen, shepherds, kings, or choir members, we gave glory to God and prayed especially hard for the peace promised to men of good will. Our return from the Christmas vacation brought the realization that we were in the year of our graduation, the year that had seemed an eternity away just four, all too short, years ago. The last days of practice teaching passed quickly for our student teachers and then Hnals were upon us. Immediately after the examinations, we experienced our last retreat here at Good Counsel. Those three days gave us an opportunity not only to review our accom- plishments as well as our failures, but also to look ahead to the coming months and the numerous decisions we would have to make. February brought our Hundredth Night's Dinner which marked exactly 100 days until graduation. It also brought the last sophomore dance that we would at- tend. Then all too soon, it seemed, March descended upon us. Our last St. Patrick's Day Parade had come and gone. Compre- hensives were taken. Surprisingly, we came through them with no noticeable after- effects. The Glee Club participated in a series of joint concerts with other colleges. These were greatly enjoyed, and they were very successful performances, In April, some of our classmates passed their last Easter vaca- tions as undergraduates in Bermuda and other areas with warmer climates. 69

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Those Who Are To Follow Us Those who are to come Must heed the lessons we have learned, Undo the wrongs we've done. No war can be waged If there is Peace in each heart. It isyours to accomplish the task cyf the future In which each takes a part. 71