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RIGHT: Memorable sayings. BELOW: Mrs. Blank's Junior Writing class an- swers letters to Santa. FAR BELOW: Darlene Wozniak is amused by Mrs. Fitzpatrick's explanation. mg, iN QE 8? THE' ' fit I l I' l l I i J if is X m X-JP-.V . 5 A i 0 ,tim Q l 5 1 JN? P X '39 i iv . 1wj,vli 1-g.Q ' 92 X' , sz 453 r. .,! . i f I ,f .fmff BREAD P' ' 'si'
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Q: P' Mg..- .6 H 5' A -- ' - ' - ' 'lf.J??EiQ: - rid ' History is better than ever. The past comes alive in Russian History in learning about persons such as Ivan the Terrible and the Romanovs. Through special plays and skits and special art projects, history does come alive in many ways in the understanding of many histories and cultures of many nations. The person who thinks she does not like History is in for a shock in Government. Excellent teachers, willing students, and helpful aids to learning are the reasons why history is great this year. mfr .dv ABOVE: Jan McCann, Rose Zatko, Molly Reinhart and Anne Meiring present a report for Government class and Sister Paul. FAR ABOVE: A Government Class. ABOVE RIGHT: Beth Schneider's Russian Icon stares back. 26
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