Rosary High School - Canticle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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vith the liberal arts are, as it were, hungry and famished. -ST, AUGUSTINE Mary Jane Smith explains to Sister Richard Patrice's Latin lV students A . . - h I J - P . H W Nj' 'rv W' - ': the extent of the Roman Empire at the height of its glory, while Elaine Msslslym e psd esinne Anmeaxll to .master .'t' hjqsephme Pirron and Kathleen McDonald prepare to point out the areas. anglapane an ary gms agulre await t elf turns' Www: Sister Margaret Cecile prepares her Latin I students for the new world f d ' 0 a Venture to those who learn thls classic language' The self-improvement reading program directed by Sister Charles Marie helps students to improve their reading. ff ' f , fi Us DfR.w,r Vfw sssr S ytry iiye y yyyg Q 'Q' ' t i r 7 S i Several fourtn Vear drama students are trained to teach the skills learned in class. Here a freshman student-director, Mahalla Lenzi. 57

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0 my -0 The souls of people not scientifically trained and unfamiliar -1 l if , g N C 3 Donna Purcell, Nanette Cassata, Mary Jane Smith, and Q Mary Louise Starr visit the annual book fair sponsored by 5 the Rosary High Writers' Club. The Genesian speech festival and the annual Forensic contest are part of the regular academic program. Phyllis Koss was awarded tirst place for interpretative poetry in the Forensic contest and received a medal for narrative poetry in the Genesian contest. Le gusra Espanol muy bien? Christine Wielbik replies to Sister Rudolph's question-in Spanish, of course! tLeft to rightj Mary Lou Campbell, Barbara Dudek, Nancy Taylor, Christine Wielbik. Jeanne Sullivan and Marilyn Smith. 11:9 Sister Angela Marie's senior English students interpret many difficult but beautiful poems, such as Batter My Heart by John Donne. 56

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Flaw and A kd . Art demands great tranquillity and in order to paint Sister Marie James teaches Theresa Sycamore Sister Lourdes checks on the speed and accuracy of her typing students Mary Lou Rakowskli and Joyce Yuschekt to use the ' calculator with PYCCISIOII and accuracy. Under Sister Norita's skillful guidance, Judy O'Grady calls on Bernadine Marzec to read instructions just given to the General Record Keeping class. -'Qui Kay Albert, student-director, demonstrates the art of interpretative dancing for her class. tLeji lo rightjz Nancy Ebel, Frances Kile, Alleen Trongo, Janis Kasper, t Christine Campbell, Anne Halley, and Mary White. ,J- A triptych of Our Blessed Mother receives special attention from art enthusiasts Carol Batura, Irene Wzywany, Paulette Marriott and Kathleen Zawadski. Mrs: Sarah Paull, dance instructor, is ready to give her services whenever a dramatic pro- duction is under way.