Institute of Notre Dame - Clarissian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Subjects Based on Fact and Fiction Were Everyday Topics in the Classroom Making use of the film strip machine brought much enlightening material to classrooms. Here Mary .lane Griffin, Helen Mae Fish and Joan Ruby help Sister Stephen Marie set up the equipment. 1 Q, n , fn ture Hut Dolores Now.: Iloroths lurl Nldrlon Fulhon Xnna llmmerman Charlotte luntt Nlarlan Helm Betty Horn and Nlercy Lynch wele proud to hnd their bound volumes ot Johnsons letters on display in the library 'Sb X . ' 3 1 x . C Q- L' v , . x L W- 0 o e 5 .. ' E t 52 .W These English projects are work exclaimed many a senior during the course in litera- . I .' tl , h' 4 '., , ' l' , : ' 'A , ' 1 , . . ' , . v v , . ' ' Y A 1 ' , . ' K. Y . , L. 'C . , ' . .. . .

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Real Human Interest Situations w uAnn Delea ' ' '-xx Nlargaret Lang .s Nlargaret If .smstak , R , h ' X 52' X N gs x Dorm Ixllcheneteln -,nil 1' ,0 Rose 'Nlarie Wnst Jam W avrlna. 55

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Acquiring skill in the art of filing are Mary Griffin, Nancy Havi- land, Peggy Sokel, Marion Heim, Doro- thy Lewandowski and Marie Kammer. Only their hours f daily practice has de veloped thls senlol group into compttent and accurate tgplsts x Xs llUSllllNN women of the luture Helen Graham Roe Nlarne Haetner and Theresa Busch learn methods of using., duplicating machines during ot hce practice