Our Lady of Good Counsel Academy - Reveries Yearbook (Dallas, TX)

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it A x xx Q x Q Roseanne Fontana and Patsy Devers admire Dorothy Foy's finished theme, as they struggle with their own AS WELL AS OUR QWN. 'I just started taking notes, and my theme's due in two days, This plaintive cry was echoed frequently gi as we struggled to compose our research themes, , With great effort, we applied our knowledge of .I .' grammar and technique to the rebellious subjects, ,A,,. and prayed for the best, But what a blessed day J' when they were finished and turned in! 1 Literature came to life as we analyzed the works and styles of famous writers, Frequently we dramatized Shakespeare's plays in order to understand why they have become classics, As a result, we find English V, one of the most varied and interesting courses in our V curriculum, LEFT, , ,While Sally McIntosh, as Mark Anthony, declaims over Caesar's body, the mob, consisting of Faye Nick, Sarah Panizzi, and Agnes Mycue, protests its loyalty to Caesar, Dramatizations such as this enlivened Sophomore English 104. bl

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WE MASTERED A FOREIGN LANGUAGE f f A rumor, a note, a list of students on the bulletin board, then a Wednesday class, , ,this was the result of our request for a French seminar, Now proficient scholars greet each other in the corridors with 'Com- ment allez vous? 'Habla Espanol? We learned this phrase the first day in Spanish class, Now, thanks to Mrs, Weisbruch and Mrs, J, Jacoby, who succeeded her at mid-term, we are able to really converse with our friends south of the border, Latin, a dead lan- guage? Maybe so, but it's the basis for all the mod- em languages and literatures, Our study not only includes conjugations but also the history of how other languages developed, ' ABOVE, , ,Noel Swinney points out a mistake in her Latin conjugation to Mary Frances Blackburn. LEFT, , ,Spanish must really be interesting to get so much attention from Gloria Benoit, Mary Ann Bayer, Susi Little, Vicki Lancione and Margie Korzekwa, X 3 A , x 1 fi V is ' ' a .wff IJ' LEFT, , ,Sr, Raphael laughs at Sue Hagerty's early attempts to construct original French sentences, Donna McEvoy, Barbara Peritz, Paula Awtry and Carol Holmeister are other members of the seminar,

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TEST TUBES AND COMPASSES Boy, what a gruesome smell! Isn't this grasshop- per revolting? Remarks such as these emanated daily from the science lab, where future Curies and Salks struggled to learn the fundamentals of Biology and Chemistry under Sister Dorothea Marie's capable instruction. We foimd that such activities as making Hydrogen sulfide and dissecting frogs weren't so bad as we had expected. More advanced students struck out on their own, and used their ingenuity and skill in individual scientific projects, ln the lab of L,G,C, may be found the future scientists of the Atomic Age! Therese Thomas, Cecelia Sanford, Donna Mc- Evoy, Lynne Mordaunt, and Rita Campbell work out their experiments under Sister Dorothea Marie's direction, 'Does that look right yet? asks Therese Thomas, as Rita Campbell examines the vegetable dye which they have distilled as a science project, I can't believe l look like thatl laughs Pamela Earle, as Carole Willding attempts to name the parts of the anatomical chart for Melinda Luther and the Biology class,