Immaculata High School - Magnificat Yearbook (Somerville, NJ)

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Freshmen study in depth the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. The culture of Brazil proves an interesting topic for inquzstttve sophomores History Ever curious and alert to the whys and wherefores, Immaculatans immerse them- selves in the history of the world with gusto. A broad panorama from ancient Greece to modern United States is viewed in freshman year, with a closer examina- tion of twentieth century happenings re- served for a new sophomore course. After a study of patterns and ideas which all civilizations have in common, juniors isolate the roots of American her- itage and trace the progress of our nation from Columbus, day to the period follow- ing World War II. As responsible citizens and leaders of tomorrow, seniors concen- trate on the workings of this democracy in analysis of current events from grass roots politics through sports to international di- plomacy. Kathleen Hembefgef Sfemb' amused by U -Wlfffic P0liffC0l Seniors turn their attention to a comprehensive study of the music of the 50s cartoon.

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Brian Kelly, James Dubrowski, Jerome Miller, and Debra Clark listen ta a recording of the MERCHANT OF VENICE before enacting the courtroom scene. English Study of literature begins with an introductory base in four genres of writing: short stories, poetry, non-fiction, and drama. Sophomores and juniors use the knowledge to develop American and English written tradition through the critics and commentators of society. Sen- iors review world literature with a taste of the classics of all nations and all times. Along with the study of the best that man has to offer, Immaculatans make humble contributions to the literary ar- chives in their own creative attempts. Sec- ondary school English has grown beyond its original bounds. The modern class- room is a forum where students exchange ideas and analyze literature from BEO- WULF to ANNA KARENINA. Critical reading and writing comprise an important part of today's course as skills necessary in future education, whether formal or informal. English 11 scholars Joseph Klitsch, Patricia Ochs, and Ann Nagle persevere in last minute memorizing of glossary terms for quiz. Senior ecologists enjoy a presentation of their own Earth Day film study. wg Maureen Sloan contemplates the philosophy of the Metaphysical poets before proiectin her personal view in discussion.