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Sister Mary Casimere, C.S.S.F. Seeing is Believing. Students eagerly anticipate a session of a weekly economics course. (Left to right) Brenda O ' Leary, Patricia Snyder, Lois Filossie, and Honore Schaefer. SOCIAL STUDIES teach us to understand World History students learn more about the United Nations. (Standing left to right) Regina Lukasik, Judith Branchaud, Chris¬ tine Przybycien, Joanne Gorman, (sitting left to right) Kathleen Yost, Mary Ann Jurgielewicz, Rosemarie Dell Aquila, Frances Troie, Kathleen Huebner, Susan Preli, Geraldine Scavotto, and Eileen Colgan. man ' s relation to man in a complex world. American History students (left to right) Jeanne Schulte, Judith Balsewicz, Carol Smith, Pierrette Courtemanche, Kathleen Mullen, Frances Kruzel, and Barbara Ziem- inski are shown discussing the changes made in the design of the United States flog.
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and FRENCH furnish an awareness of modern expression and culture. Barbara Pierz distributes the French paper, La Croisade , to Bernadette Ignaszewski, Barbara Guzowski, Mary Jane Coriander, and Joyce Alaimo. Allons enfants , says Father Richard Riendeau, the French instructor, while illustrating to Carmela Alaimo a principle of the French language as Patricia Prekop, Kathleen Di Maso, Judith Anneli, and Sheila Leary consult their books. 23
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Training in ... All ready to check the results of their Shorthand efforts are Juniors Beverly Slifkus, Mary Crowley, Marion Lu- mana, Mary Lou Uzdarwin and Sharon Bergh. Members of the Typing II class learn some mechanics of the typewriter by inserting new ribbons. They are (front row, left to right) Geraldine Siok, Sheila Butler, Wini¬ fred Kuraitis, (back row, left to right) Judith Verrengia and Patricia Cassotta. Sister Mary Angelica, C.S.S.F. Bookkeeping requires accuracy. Here students struggle over pro¬ fit and loss sheets: (front row, left to right) Virginia Eaton, Ruth Smith, (back row, left to right) Patricia Kalmer, Patricia McKenna, and Karen McCue.
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