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SWK I1 Zfrcigrz languages Here julie Crosby recreates a portion from Macbeth. Our English and Foreign Language departments are designed to enable each student to master the art of Communication, not only with our English speaking neighbors, but with those of foreign tongue. The language lab installed last year, makes the student proficient in her speaking abilities and rap- idly imparts to each, a thorough command of gram- mar, vocabulary and pronunciation, vital for com- munication. Candy Alford and Pam Fleitz post critiques for Open House. Here Sandy and ,Ioan converse in Italian IV class. This is one of the many methods used in making linguists, To supplement our language lab, at smaller model is installed in the clzissrooni to allow greater use of this facility. 33
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Kehyivn and Gu dance Our Religion course is the motivating force of our Christian life. Each girl participates more fully in her work as a member ofthe Mystical Body, because she appreciates the knowledge she has of her faith. To supple- ment this teaching, guidance, under direction of our homeroom teachers, enables each girl to complete and use the knowledge she has and with this direction the student incorporates her knowledge in all activities. Thus, we become the Christian women we were created to be. Under the careful instruction of Father Skillin, the Seniors prepare for one of the many serious careers- marriage. The most productive part of guidance is the many ideas that evolve from it. Here Ann looks through the many pamphlets that are offered. God's plan of salvation is among the many courses of in- struction tau ht throu hout our four ears of Reli ion. S S Y 8
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The Social Studies depart- ment at Holy Names enables us, as Christian girls and citizens of the United States, to prepare for our future. Studying man and his society, past and present, helps us achieve a deeper mean- ing of the role we must fulfill. Kathy Belleci and Barbara McFarland debate a point in a Civics-sociology class discussion. Szfcial Studies The World History class traces the civiliza- li0Il of IIIHI1- A group of girls discuss the history of the United States. E 34
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