Nazareth Academy - Alexine Yearbook (La Grange Park, IL)

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.' N . If . . ei iv' i ' 51. ,. 1 'J ,gg E-1 The Educational System of America Compared to Russia is hut one of the interesting panel dis- cussions held regularly in lfnglish classes. Participating. Povilles. C. Piidloy, M. leyitz. K, Xvinter. K. Sheen. S. VVonClrasek. D, Prose. eacfin maketh ci many Con erence Sl ri rea y man: an wrzlting an exact num. ENGLISH DEPAR'l'lVllfN'll From the adventurous land of Dickens to the tragic castles of Shakespeare the Nazareth student crosses many bridges. The guides. her teachers. introduce her to some of the most fascinating personalities of the ages and help her to a panoramic View of the world, its conflicts. its cultures. its heauties. VIRTUOSO Across the keyboard. flying. flying. To conquer the piece his hands were trying: Sloxyer. slower. to a crescendo rising. Then faster, faster: slowly dying, dying. Now softly. so softly the notes must sound: Then ti forte makes the keyboard resound, To know this work the virtuoso is hound. XVith naught hut the glory of mastery his troun - I. Mack. Freshman page 50 REFLECTION Those locker chats we took for granted. Coinplaining of another day: All these things which are familiar, XXX' suddenly iincl aren t here to stay. The clock so slowly ticked in tlasses: Nvoulcl 3:10 tome to end endeavor' But hoxx quickly now its passing. Soon it will he 310 forever. - B. Bernhard. Senior Opposite Page P. Paige and K. Crowley investigate the life of knights ladies. and sguires

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