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

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Students Prepare For Careers Mrsv Boyle Mrs. Lafley With the idea of preparing students for employment, the business department enjoyed many practical advantages in its educational structure. Along with the usual secretarial and bookkeeping subjects, new computer trends were discussed with the math department, but not introduced because of numbers in the Classes. Doors were left open, however, to take such an option into account at a future date. 1. Mrs. Laf'leyts class shows real dedication ----- 6:30? 2. Office Practice requires teamwork, 3. Future secretaries warm fingers on a wintry day. 1. Mrs. Mary Ann Boyle e Businesst Junior Class 2. Mrs. Margaret Lafley - Business t Amaranth- Business tNHS Business 27

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g! Competency Test Takes Priority Among the objectives of the math department the minimum competency test and tor program took priority. Decisions were made concerning policies to be used in the administration and use of the program. A new Radio Shack Color Computer and printer was also added to the Computer Programming Course. Two teachers, Mrs. Marcotte tAlgebra D and Mrs. Marschner tPtS Geometryt were added to the department, while Mrs. Maloney took on additional classes. Miss Evans Mrs. Maloney Mrs. Marschner 1. Computer Math gains popularity 2; Sandy Cooper counts her blessings the eaSy way. 1. Miss Laurie Evans i Mathematicst Drill Team tSoccer w Jr. Varsity 2. Mrs. Mary Maloney - Mathematics t Sophomore Classt Days of Recollection 3. Mrs. Sandra Marschner - Mathematics 26 Mathematics

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Language Classes Combine Resources Miss Geraci Mrs. Welt: While Mrs. Simpson continued to teach Spanish classes, Miss Geraci a and ID and Mrs. Welte HII and 1W shared French instruction. Activities for Spanish students centered around meetings of the newly formed SpanisWFrench Club, a cooperative endeavor. They did, however, attend a full-length movie, Hoselitoy Pulgarcito? French students viewed Cyrano de Sergeraw at a downtown theatre. A play at Raymond Walters and a SpanisMFrench field day in April were also considered. 1. Mary Ann Crowe receives help on an assignment. 2. Pians for a Christmas party finally become a reality. 3. French class studies for exams. 4. Details for field trip are arranged by Mrs. Simpson. 5. Lynn goes Spanish in a big way. 6. With smile, jewelry, and lace, Dee Riley becomes a seno- rita. ZWLanguage :51 Miss Kathleen Geraci EnglisWFrencthrench Clubeenior ass. 2. Mrs. Jill Simpson Spanish Club 3. Mrs. Sharon Weltc - FrencWEnglishHunior Class