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Forelgn Languages i r 2 Challenge Ln- 4-f '4 ' This year, French A and Spanish classes V I had student teachers v - Michele Berra and ' Miss Linda Henderson sit in on classes. One f of the many exciting X happenings in foreign 3 language is the French VI Club. On their own, r S Sister Rosalie's n l classes listen to Span- 11' ,gm Spanish and French posters dis- played in the lab. In France, one egg is un oeuf fenoughj, states Miss Swift. ish tapes, use flash cards, and study in- dividually in order to increase their knowledge. 1. ABOVE: Martin McCormick and Frank Schoenon increase their Spanish vocabulary by playing a lively game of scrabble Espagnol. BELOW: Others make good use of the language lab. l 1
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Math Department Has ublications This year the math department continued its projects of having a grade school math tournament and a math fair for all O' Hara math students. In addition, each math teacher had taken the responsibility of putting out edi- tions of The Pythagorean. The Pythagorean is aimed towards helping students understand how basic concepts of math evolved and is full of puzzles and games to complete. John Marshall finds challenge in Algebra II Q Mary Arm O'Dorme11, Paul Skidmore , Karen Suckiel and Mike Fisher attempt to demonstrate to the class how to properly evaluate a quadratic equation. 151 DCRRIBA U! ENTRE LDS vi ,Ll
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BELOW: Working diligently, Richard Cobb and Laura Le- Cluyse experiment in Physics. RIGHT: Making their way to the bottom, Robert Spinski and john Strobl resign themselves to the fact that Piggly-Wiggly will never be the same. five -Q? Science Specializes For the first time, physics is being of- fered to juniors as Well as seniors this year. Chemistry, with honors on a contract basis, is designed for those whose future careers will require additional chemistry. After having taken the general course in bi- ology during their sophomore year, seniors who have a particular interest in a specific area have the option of taking an advanced course. Health is offered as an elective a special emphasis on life-saving Freshmen, as last year, have the option of taking a general course in physical science. ' 1
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