Holy Family High School - Achillean Yearbook (Auburn, NY)

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The finished product of the soph- omore English course requires a familiarity with various types of lit- erature. Here, after reading a modern narrative poem, the class is ready to listen to the recorded version by way of review ,- s., 'Z With the loss of a few comrades and the addition of two new members, the sophomore class made a conhdcnt start into what often proves to be, scholasti' 34 cally, their heaviest year. Sodality, sports, dramatics--all played a part in making the year husy and enjoyahlc as the class of 1953 lwoked ahead to the coveted rank x ' Above: Thais right. Now, hold it for just one minute. Sister Carmella's instructions to Richard Gallo prepare the eager biologists looking William Steigerwald, Maureen Mc- Laughlin and Marcia Fitzpatrick-for their own experiments in dissection. Don't let the scissors slip! Right: just get in the huddle with these sophomore geometricians if you want to straighten out your axioms and proofs. Mary Ann Glancy, Mau- reen McLaughlin, David Hickey and Joseph Sartori are getting a final brushing-up before the quarterly exam begins. af of upperclassmen, to he theirs in a few short months. A

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Standing before the portals of their Alma Mater are President, Joseph Vail and Vice President, Marlene Fedigan. From Top: First Row: Richard Zammett, Vin- cent Vivenzio, Ronald Ramos, Frank Ventura. Second Row: Joseph Vail, john Poole, Mary Ward, Paul Piwinsld. Third Row: Lillian O'Sul- livan, Shirley Wise, Susanne Vollmar, Nancy Patrick. Fourth Row: Frank Murley, Richard Baier, Gerard Kinsella. Fifth Row: William Delaney, Beverly Twomey, Eleanor Wayne. Sixth Row: Barbara Casbarro, Dorothy O'Brien, Lorraine Mahfoud, Jean Kavanagh.