Norfolk Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Q Serious concentration is evident in this Latin II Class. Yet only two have the answer so far. OMNIS GALLIA I TRES PARTE DIVISA EST Studying the language, customs and people of ancient Rome is the aim of all students who venture into Latin classes at Norfolk Catholic. Realizing the relation- ship of Latin with their other subjects, freshmen often decide in favor of the so- ealled dead language. In addition to formal lessons, Sisters Rita Carmel and Thomasina plan varied activities to hold the interest of the students and at the same time increase their knowledge. One such undertaking was the making of a booklet on different phases of Roman life. Flash card drills and standardized tests also keep students on their toes. 71

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ROME WASN'T BUILT IN A DAY Repeat that answer, Butch!! Everybody else in Sr. Thomasina's Latin I Class seems to have enjoyed it. We'cl like to hear it too. Everybody's smiling! What's so funny in a Latin book?

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'xv llow many copies will it bc this time? Lillian Voliva looks for thc ditto sheets. Calmly examining the files, Billy Vohringer gives the impression of an eflieicnt offivc manager. us..- 'Q' Running off copies on the xnimcograph nmvhinc is at big job. Put Givs rolls up his sleeves and gc-ts to work.