Holy Family High School - Maragold Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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X -4-X Upper left: Viewing how the United Nations attempt to solve common problems of food and agriculture are Kathleen Currier and Pat Martin. Upper right: All work and no play will make Johnny a dull boy . A popular asset to any gathering, Bob Wilson entertains with his accordion. Lower left: Jack Abel and Mark Wells are installing a new clock in the sophomore room. Wonder if they know how to tell time yet ! !' Lower right: Mr. Tierney is taking his United States History class to the present crisis in Korea geographically.

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Father Reed holds an mformal d1scuss1on with the semor rehglon class Zac Page Thirty U19 ffl 3 Qgifeflfe A A knowledge most vltal to good chrxstxan lxvmg ns the knowmg how to apply those chrxstlan principles which have been mstnlled throughout the four years of relxgxous lnstructxon This IS the her xtage that IS ours as Catholic students nn a cathollc school Senxor year IS the culmlnation of all rellgxous mstructxon Therefore stress IS placed prlmarlly upon moral guidance which has to do wxth the study of human conduct The axm of ethics ns to establxsh the pnnclples whlch will show the student how he can best attaln natural goodness and to poxnt out the way to attam one s super natural end

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QPQ 6l5tQl' CliAQIYl6lllC.5 Upper left Geometry IS an ald to solid thxnklng john Munn solves a th orem whxle Peter McCarron bxsects a clrcle Center Flash cards help to lxven up the study of the dead language Barbara Jackson Bob Wxlson and Shxrley Txmme sprmg a snap vocabulary quxz on the freshman Latln class Lower left Studylng the background of several countrxes Bob Brunson draws the attentxon of the Modern Hlstory class to the localxty of the European countrles Lower rxght Addmg abstract numbers such as x and y seem to be no problem for these freshxes ln thexr Algebra I class Page Thlrfy f en WW e e - 'VM4 'NK A Q , H mf if' f . 1 .J D A