Notre Dame Academy - Regina Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Happy moods of study, creativity and diligence

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For left above Sister Mary Myriam, Center above Sister Mary Kevon, Far above Sister Mary Jon, For left below Sister Mory Josef, Above Sister Mary Joseph Therese all receive different reactions form their respective religion classes. Left Juniors moke use of the religion resource center during a free period. 25

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English I offered a compre- hensive study of grammar, writing, and literature. Grammar involved a broad study of the mechanics of lan- guage. Teachers placed em- phasis in writing upon clear expression of a thought in one well organized paragraph. The study of mythology worked its way through poetic and narra- tive forms in literature. Each student studied in one of three basic programs. Composition I and basic writing students strengthened and built on skills instilled in them during their freshman English course. Each semester, English II students chose one of five 2 credit courses in- volving either composition or literature. In literature, the girls involved themselves in an in-depth survey of short stories, plays, poetry, and short novels. reign supreme in underclassmen English courses Extreme left above Sister Mary Marguerito discusses the importance of grasping verbal knowledge for fu- ture life styles. For left above Sister Mary Cristopher humorously exploins why adjectives and adverbs are needed in a creative novel. Left above Narrative writing doesn ' t always have to be serious, as Sister Mory Bernardo insists. For left below Alexandra Zapiecki ponders logical connectors in writing a descriptive narrative. Left During English class Anne Droheim appears ready and waiting to answer the proposed question.