Mount St Joseph Academy - Lilium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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1'-' If F 'iid fl A dear little deerl' dropped in on juniors Eliz- abeth Tripi, Elaine Pedini and Brenda Storck, Senior Madelyn Neary, and Junior Roseanne Cassetta when the pinata was broken at the Spanish Club Christmas party. Seasonal festivi- ties brighten the studies of language students and also acquaint them with the customs of the countries they have chosen to study. All roads lead to Rome, says junior Rosemary Maishak, center, pointing out the Sacra Via, an ancient Roman highway, to JoAnn Vickers and Mary Jean Ludaescher. Latin III classes study historical scenes in the life of Cicero, um? as ffifiaugfi kfzguaqe

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afzffffzuqlf 1211194 A study in fascination: with the Concen- tration of a chemist, Senior Ruth Schu- macher tests her precision in measuring a salt solution. Three ways to illustrate a problem in In- termediate Algebra are demonstrated by Barbara Quinn, Juniorg jane Mary Burke, Seniorg Margaret Mary Vitko, Junior, and Monica Wolski, Senior. Profiting from their explanation are Juniors Diane Czarnocki, Dorothy Buchanan, Marie Verso, Kathleen Fox, and Seniors Carol Spezio and Mary Yeager. .npr wwf x.X:t

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10175 A7993 fwffiefls You alone do not live in the shadow of .Iosephg he is the Patron of the Universal Church and of people speaking every known tongue. The great teacher listens with particular care as the many languages of the world blend and increase the possibility of inter- national accord. You study Latin for two years and an additional one or two years if desiredg the popular French and Spanish can be a part of your cur- riculum for two, or as a sequence, three years. Through your familiar- ity with these languages, you are united with peoples on six con- tinents. Your knowledge leads to universal understanding, the prime essential of world peace. Alpha, beta, gamma-it's Greek to me! exclaim Seniors Genevieve Arcara and Marie Petrillo as they dabble in the Greek alphabet during a Latin IV class. -M,,.. The French flag and urban scenes lend that Parisian feeling as Sister Ruth leads French III students, Seniors Maria Rettig, Barbara Saw- dye, Claire Johnson, Denise Veiders, Gloria Raimond, Mary Catherine Langan, and Virginia Klier, in the French National Anthem.