Our Lady of Grace Academy - Mediatrix Yearbook (Beech Grove, IN)

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Joyce Mattox, Sue Moldthan and Judy Mattox take advantage of the excellent facilities of the school library to work on a World History project.

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Realms Of Science Kathy Quill acquires a rough estimate of the capacity of her lungs by noting the amount of water she displaces from a gallon jar. Donna Gallagher executes a final check before proceeding with her experiment. Anne Delaney, Anita Epp, Mary -Jeanne Claikson and Lisa Ray practice independent study in Chemistry class. By dividing the class into groups of four students per group, each is able to set its own pace.

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Social Studies Explore Past And Present United States History, World History, Government and Economics comprise Our Lady of Grace ' s Social Studies Depart- ment. Not only the when and how, but, most important, the why of the past and present events are explored by students delving into these courses. World His- tory is made much more interesting by the small plays written and delivered by the students themselves, while Father Vogelsang adds his own bit of acting to liven students. The Government and Economics class also added a new twist to their class — instead of using the usual textbook, John Kenneth Gal- braith ' s The Affluent Society was studied very thoroughly. Karla Kunkel points out the location of the Chinese Empire. Father Vogelsang gives U.S. History students another one of his spine- tingling lectures on the blunders of great men in history. Debbie Kumburris, Claudia Dominik, Judy Mattox and Donna Zazopoulos recreate the French Revolution.