Our Lady of Angels High School - Amaranth Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Sister Margaret John and Sister Theresa Mary, of the Mathe- matics Department, no doubt are wondering at this moment, hWho has the real problemhthe student who takes the test or the teacher who must correct the entire stack? Gym classes, as well as volleyball and basketball teams, readily admit that Mm Stephanie McClain is really hon the ball. Alix: Katherine Miller, Sister Mary Vitalis, and Sister Stanislaus Marie seem to be thoroughly enjoying their private musical interlude. 15

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The core of any organization rests with its moderator. Without her help and powers of unification, the for- mation of any club would cease to be an asset to the schoolis progress. Beaming with pride upon winning the CSMC pennant is Sister M. Eymard, American history teacher and CSMC moderator. Relaxing over a good American magazine article and evi- i dently enjoying a break from world problems are Miss Mary Ann Bookmyer and Mrs. Rita Owens. Sister Hary Hope and Sister Benita acquire firsthand knowledge of the culture and romance of distant lands by faithfully corresponding with various pen pals. With United States history, world history, and practical mathematics, Miss Patricia Robbins is evidently carrying the weight of the universe upon her shoulders.

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Sixter Laetitia, art teacher, fmds extraordinary satisfac- tion in admiring the phenomena of nature and conveys to her pupils the true beauty of Gods handiwork. Sister Mary Francetta and Sister Teresa Avila, business teachers, apply their beloved slogan, Practice makes per- fectjj in their daily typing, shorthand, and bookkeeping classes. Sewing instructor, Sister Ann Gertrude, displays some of the products of her energetic and enterprising young seamstresses. Evidently enjoying her classes at Our Lady of Angels High School is Miss Carolyn Hayre, general science and chemistry teacher.