Holy Family Academy - Harvest Yearbook (Bayonne, NJ)

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Miss Weaver's Senior historians take important notes in preparation for their examination. Juniors find map study an interesting facet of their American History course. HISTCRY Freshmen World History class en- gages in a lively debate on some of the critical issues of the modern world. Geography makes the world go round.

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English IV students concentrate on the theme-to-be-corrected shown on the vu-graph. E GLISH The Eighth Street Diner becomes the setting for an English Ill class's skit. The week's vocabulary words are used in a dialogue between waitress Mary Catherine Murphy and her cus- tomers, Kristine Rudzinski, Alegcandra Obrycki, and Catherine Boyle. Sophomore students employ a how to theme in their oral compositions: Barbara Szymczak explains and demonstrates how to build a campfire, while Rita Chabot readies her proi- ect- how to prepare for a sick call.

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IW universal tempo is fauud in the Dorothy Suczewski gives a I ly ly 1 f ufarld af music. classical piece of music. Concertmisfress Donna Ball d T I ensemble in Brahm's Hungarian Dances MUSIC