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

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form a scene from Tim Kelly ' s How to Get Rid of a House- ther. Peggy Newman, Jan Canoll and Candy Roell have a panel discussion on a novel of theii own choice. Alice Bishop rehearses her speech ' ml for the speech contest.

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Creating A Novel Interest The English Department consists of English I, II, III, and IV, Speech and also the Library. All English courses dwell mainly in broadening the students ' knowledge of literature. This is accomplished in two ways: through textbook reading and out- side reading, namely the reading of novels. The time not spent in broadening literary knowledge is spent in the study of Eng- lish Grammar. Students agree that reading can be fun, but Grammar? Never! Sophomores enjoy reading Cavalcade in a relaxed atmosphere. Jan Grismoie enjoys working in the Library as a librarian ' s aid.

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Language Study Promotes Understanding The Foreign Language Department consists of three different lan- guages - French, Latin and Spanish. Advantages involved in taking a foreign language are that one not only learns to speak the language, b ut also learns to appreciate the customs and traditions of the people to whom the language is native, as well as the people themselves. Debbie Kiamer, Anne O ' Connor, Cheryl Siegman, Theresa Lohman, Teresa Simeone and Terry Halter listen raptly in Spanish III. Latin scholars find the life of Julius Caesar very interesting. Linda Duffin and Beth McNevin prepare the film projector for another action-packed adventure of the Fernandez family.