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

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Marie Apostolico, Lorraine Tabaka, Bar¬ bara Zieminski, Kathleen Mullen, and Donna Hopkins listen attentively as Kath¬ ryn Gabriel points out the importance of mastering the fundamentals of French grammar, vocabulary, verbs, idioms, and reading. Sheila Leary, Carmela Alaimo, Catherine Bunce, Claire Polek, and Assunta Arcaro, members of the French II class, are seen with Sister Evelyn enjoying the music of the Little Singers of Paris. 29

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Sister Mary Evelyn, C.S.S.F Our vistas of international understanding are broadened through the medium of MODERN LANGUAGES. The practical study of the Polish language is the aim of these seniors: Ellen Rousseau, Madeline Jaksina, Patricia lagrosso, and Cecilia Lukasik. Polish culture through pictures is a matter of lively interest to fresh¬ men Ann Chagnon, Anne Adamczyk, Geraldine Kogut, Barbara Malina, Louise Skarbek, Sylvia Lukasik, Fran¬ ces Raymond, Dorothy Hudak, Claire Korzeniewska, and Patricia Dunn. 28

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Girls, your mistake is in your calculation, not in your thinking, explains Sister Joanette to Math IV students Gail Troie, Kathleen DiMaso, Patricio Prekop, and Donna Lee Czapiga. The study of MATHEMATICS leads us to understand the why and to know the how. Gloria Dymek c oes prove that side- angle-side equals side-angle-side to Sheila Handley, while Loretta Cyran- kowski guides Joanne Gorman, Rose¬ marie Dell Aquilla, Eileen Colgan, Harriet Derylak, and Geraldine Bugai to the same conclusion. Sister Mary Leonia, C.S.S.F.