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Problems Of Developing MRS. E. COMAR World History American History Health SR. THERESE MARIE, R.S.M. Librarian Library Club Moderator Qt 5 X W st R r . A 'z A ,,,, fly '- b . . MRS. E. oouAux g World Geography Ml' MM' World History ,,, A , Above right: These members of Sr. K., Mary Wilkinson, Susan Riley, Missey Delatte, Beverley Delhomme, Betsy Atkinson, Debby Boydell, Corinne Robin, Patricia Broussard, and Susan Hoggart, followed in their books as Mrs. Mole lectured on the principles of government. Right: As illustration of a geography lesson, Mrs. Gouaux used the world map in Senior 1. 'W' .1- r . 1-alt...
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SR. M. REGIS Physics Advanced Math Science Seminar Stellatae Moderator MRS. S. ANDRUS Chemistry Science Seminar National Honor Society Moderator SR. M. BENITA Biology Science Seminar Left: After the presentation of This At- omic World, an interested group of Seniors listened as the speaker ex- plained procedures to them. Below: When new projects were dis- played in the lab, Sr. M. Bonita and juniors Clayleen Landry, Ninette Frantz, and Alfreda Molden viewed them after school. 27
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A study of people The development of our country Test tomorrow lnheritance from various cultures Weekly news magazines Study this map thoroughly. . . Problems of developing areas Use your library Extra research required . . . Informative filmstrips Library science for freshmen Becoming good citizens. . . Reaching out to different places World interrelationships Above left: During library science Sr. Therese Marie ex- plained the uses of the library to Elizabeth Chapman and Sharon Vegh. Left: Mrs. Comar conducted a class discussion in Amer- ican History. Below lelt: As student assistant for the Library Club, Karen Bertin worked at the desk during afternoon duty. Below: Soph. D paid close attention during this meet- ing of the Library Club, held in the morning. 29
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