Nativity BVM High School - Ave Maria Yearbook (Pottsville, PA)

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2 ef' V MLA Sist1-r. liavf- you . . . ? , . . '! Sistz-r Rost-lla and her assistants, Juliana Pa-nkunas ll.l, and Adm-lv Smythv, supply the demands for stationery, missals, magazinvs, key chains, and what nots. '0 Scheduled Mr. Muldownt-y. the- scl1ool's f'Xllf'I'l c-ngilwer, is giving st-nior 1-ln-mistry students first-liantl information about and dt-moustration of the- 4-lvctric gon- erator, ll0l1St'tl in thc' lrasc-uwnt. This gt-nt-rator automatically gon:-ratt-s cloc- tricity for school corridors and vxits in case- tho ordinary powcr shuts off. Front left: William She-vukas thas back to cameral, Ronald Savitsky, Arlr-nu Mistysyn, Charles St-nkus, Mr. Mul- downvy, Claire Shuttle-worth, Sara O'Conn0r. Sisters Herman and Rosarita. SSC., who formerly taught in Chicago, Illi- nois, joinvd tht- faculty in St-pta-lnlwr. Sistvr Hvrmau tserllerfl shows Sistvr Rosarita a na-w ll. S. History hook. Sistcr Herman te-acln-s U. S. History and guidcs frvshmvn through gt-nc-ral sciencc whilt- Sister Rosarita instills both Spanish I and Fr:-nch I into st-niors and juniors.

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We fudy ro nd the clzfck Ct-mm-try. algc-hra. hiolugy. and the- stationm-ry and book store kt-vp our Missionarim-s of tht- Savrc-ml llt-art husy. Sister Rusvlla tstanrlingb. talks over thm- merits of a ne-w hook with Sisters llcatrivv and Flnrvnco, in thc faculty room. lllliiiveiram ,iw 'S ? S Pt-g hoard tvsls rm-vval sywcial manual apliturh-s. Iiyv and hanal coortlinalimm arc' rvquisitl-s for 1-their-nt machinists, air vraft im-- chanivs. and sr-wing niachinc upvrators. Mr. llvmlrivks limvs Judy llonuluu-. Miki' Show-lin, anrl Antoinvltv Zanis. Who will win? Ainovhav, varlhworms, Starfish, grasslwppvrs, and lvavvs all have' their own way of lm-athing. Sistvr l lnr1-n1'm s vluss is hrvath- lt-ss trying In lvarn thn' prin- ciple-s of rt-spiraliun and thc rv- le-asc of 4-ni-rgy and growth which vxprvssvs tht- rate of basal metabolism.

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270 the smwd Should Students Be Allowed to Work After School? Veronica Soltis. at desk, is chairman of this debating committee. james Twardzick, standing, has spoken for the positive side. Tom Purcell asks for a little elariheation on some point. Belle MeCready. standing, beside Sister Clare Mareelline. speaks for the negative side. The boys look as though they will win this debate. Does Sister Clare Mareelline, moderator, approve of Tom PurcelI's question? Students of the general science class are making a study of the causes of the changes in the length of days and nights by observing a demon- stration by Robert Lundy. Together with Robert Lundy are: Sister M. Herman, Thomas Karmazin, Carol Bernatonis, Gerald Carrity. Andrew Sabados, Lorraine Bradley, and Caroline Rakie- wtcz.