Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Latin Qi? Q. X 0 is I 6 S'-4, TW 'tg Sister Albertina's Latin class, The Latin display in the library attracts attention. Chemistry Chemistry is the science which deals with the composition of a material and all the changes it The Chemistry classes, which are taught by Sister Stephen, have put this definition into practice every day, whether studying formulas, equations, or atomic weights. undergoes. L.. Tl Explosion! Anything can happen when seven girls and a Chemistry Room get together. 'ff

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,digg 'FVEYA The girls in Junior Achievement are actually operating their own businesses. junior Achievement is a nation- wide program established by business, educational, and civic leaders who wish to train young people for future jobs in the business world. Groups of young people, be- tween the ages of 15 and 19, are taught to manage and work for a business enterprise. Thus, teenagers gain experience in record keeping, producing and selling goods or services, paying and receiving wages, and using cap- ital. In short, junior Achievement is an extra-curricular, learn-by-doing activity that teaches young people to be better citizens. The girls in junior Achievement have set up their own companies, and each has created an article to sell. junior Achievement is an organization beneficial not only to the country and the people, but also to the girl herself. 'or Achievement Members FROM LEFT: Sondra Haney, Joanne Franklin, Betty Mandich juni 1 Cstandingj, jackie Wood, Gaye Ann Tough, Patricia Fisher Cstandingl, Eleanor LeMoine, Mary Redfield, Mary Ann joncich, Marian LeFa1ve, Maureen Duncan. 57