Regina High School - Regina Ancile Yearbook (Norwood, OH)

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Miss Catherine 'Ihebbcn History Requires Deep Concentration The object of the social studies department is to make its students aware of their heritage and to encourage active citizenship It nHers murses in world cultures. United States history, and problems of democrary. Through a study Of current events, girls bemme more familiar with the workings 0f1he United States government and its domestic and foreign policies, Studying recent hap- penings and the countries in which they occur helps stu- dents to see how a nationas past afTecls its future, and out of what conflicts new nations are born, Miss Patriria Cchrky Sister Mary Linus. C. PPS. Sister Mary Arne. C.PP.S. l6

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Sister Mary Marguerite. G.PPS. Business Classes Teach Useful Skills The business department has as its goal the education of girls to be successful in secretarial and clerical positions. Basic office skills such as typing and shorthand are studied, a facility in these areas often being required by employers. Familiarity with 0330: machinery and with filing proce- dures is stressed in oHicc practice courses. The study of bookkeeping gives the business student more specialized training, as does the economics course, which involves the structure of American economy. Y Mr.51irhaelN-IchlrIy' Sister Mary Clarencia, C.PP.S. Sister Mary Gnrdian, CPPS. Sister Mary Bede. C.PP.S, An avid business student is practicing her Iyping m improve speed and minimizc Errors.

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Sister Mary Anne, CiPPiS. MissJulia Lunne Language Department Stresses Foreign Culture. An integral part of Regina, the Language Department aims to further the development of the individual with the knowledge of a foreign language. French, Spanish, and Latin are offered at Reginat The course of study in French and Spanish is designed to acquaint the students with the culture as well as the language of the country. Latin stu- dents acquire a knowledge of Roman customs and of the history that shaped the modern world French and Spanish clubs have been formed to give its members an opportunity to work on projects outside 0fthe classroom, Mrs. DiPuccio supervises the class as Liz Neidich reviews her Spanish homework. Sister Mary Gilbert, C.PP.S. Mrs. Frank DiPuccio Mr. Kenneth Kuratko