Our Lady of the Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Enfield, CT)

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The Business Sophomores learn to see” the letter, think” the letter and strike” the letter as they ac¬ quire skill in touch typing. Back row, 1. to r., Judy V. and Patricia K.; Middle row, Joyce S., Mary Agnes C. and Laurie G.; First row, Ruth S. and Carmela A. Eratne Caesar Magnus? These sophs think so. Their study gives them a vivid picture of the Roman Empire and its language. First row, Patricia S. , Carole R., Rosaleen M. and Donna C.; Second row, Mary Ellen L., Kathleen D., Rosalie D. and Catherine B.; Third row, Victoria W., Gail T. , Catherine D. and Paula B.; at desk, S. M. Amabilis and Jeanne K. Victoria W. is determined to bury Caesar, not to praise him. A critical audience lends her their ears. First row, Judith C., Ellen R., Madeline J. and Mary Ann M.; Second row, Patricia Z., Laurie G., Patricia L. and Paula B.; Standing, Carole S., Celia L., Victoria W., Patricia K., Catherine B. and Patricia I. Brain teasers — The recogni¬ tion of logical associations be¬ tween pairs of related words. L. to r., Judith A., Patricia C., Rosemarie S., Ann Marie Me., Patricia F., Geraldine S., Pat¬ ricia P., Winifred K. and Sheila B.

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Freshmen plan educational activities for the weekly meeting of the Polish Circle.” L. to r., Luba S., Frances K., Barbara Z., Theresa R., Natalie A. and Paula T. FO CUS n middle Seeing is Believing.” World History students verify facts studied. L. to r., Susan M., Joyce J., Jane W., Suzanne T., Claire T., Mary Q., Margaret D. and Elaine Conjugations and declen¬ sions can be trying for a group of fresbmen. At board, Irene G. and , Vir¬ ginia T. First row, Jac¬ queline K., Theresa P., Do¬ lores K. and Marie A. Sec¬ ond row, Lorraine T., Eliz¬ abeth S., Pamela R. and Marion Q. Third row, Col¬ ette P., Carolyn B., Frances K., Theresa R., Paula T. and Natalie A. L. to r., Carol S., Pierrette C., Kathleen K., Janet L., Barbara S., Diane P., Eileen Q., Judith B., Nancy C. and Constance Young.

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pores This problem of loci ... it can be simple and difficult at the same time. Standing, 1. to r., Lucy L., Patricia P., Sheila L., Victoria W., Assunta A., and Madeline }.; Seated, Patricia S., Carole S., Patricia C., Patricia L., Kathleen D., Rosalie D., Roseann K., Claire P., and Judy A. The Mass — Our Life in Christ and with Christ. Standing, 1. to r., Claire P., Carole S., and Jacqueline M.; Seated, first row ' , Lucy L., Mary Ann M., and Ruth S.; Second row ' , Patricia P., Martha W.; Third row, Karen M., Roseann K., and Patricia F. American History stud¬ ents observe the sesqui- centennial of Lincoln’s birth. L. to r., Paula B., Martha W., Karen M., Rosemarie S., Mary C., Marion L., Carole R., Ann Marie M., Jacque¬ line M., Patricia P., Jeanne K., Carmela A., and Gail T. A series of panel discussions on Polish Culture was a major issue in the Polish classes this year. L. to r., Theresa J., Ellen R., Cecilia L., Patricia I., Judith C., Patricia Z., and Donna C.