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

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1. Liz Fugman shares her experience with filling out tax forms. 2. Winners in The Voice of America Speech Contest, Bridget Donovan, Kim Biilinghurst, and Denise Bruns, smile at their accomplishments. 3. Miss Brenda Schwegman and Terri Brooks share a happy moment in histo- ry. 4 Julie Heims is engrossed in econom- ics test. 5. Papers for voting are prepared by Mrs. Pat McKinney. 6. Tax forms are a challenge for lean Reilman. 7. Mr. Jim Swedenburg lends a hand in World Cultures class. AcademicsH7

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Studen ts Revolve With The World The fare of Social Studies was varied, with World Cultures and US. History for underclassmen; Government, Economics, and Sociology for seniors. Specifically of interest were facets of history, such as those of Cincinnati which could be correlated with the T-V series by Charles Kuralt. Also, current issues of government, including transfer of the duties of President, took the limelight. This latter topic became eminent when President Reagan's life was attempted by a would-be assassin, and the Vice-President was absent from the White House.

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Study Leads To Admira tion During the 1980-81 school year, Mrs. Jill Simpson and Sister La- vonne headed the Spanish and French departments respectively. Spanish extras included a native play, studying with four foreign exchange students, and a Christ- mas party. In French Classes, students were engaged in seemingly endless oral drills, songs, and story times. However, as a change from the routine, students went to the Maisonette for a taste of fine cou- sine. Both teachers tried to impart an appreciation of these particular cultures to their students.