Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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L lQLW,.gm,iQseqssf Talented juniors sing folh ballads accompanied by giiitar music, They bring to life the medieval period. With Skips, Discussions, and Reading Improving hir mind again, I ree! .righ Kathy Klein- holter and Brenda Bainbridge. ' A. Many people loved English, a few hated it, but all took it. A literature course was different from any other subject because it encouraged the imagination. Freshmen were away from the Tom and Ann and dog series and in a class were the people they learned about such as Miss Havishham and Uriah Heep existed outside of the classroom, in conversation and other books. Steinbeck, Faulkner and Julius Caesar were the much discussed people of the sophomore level, and symbolism, subject matter and theme the much discussed terms. juniors finally read Macbeth, Vanity Fair and U7iithering Heights, novels which many of them had started be- fore but not finished. Seniors tasted the epics Nie- beliingenlied and the Song of Roland. Perhaps the biggest gain was that they could now admit quite non- chanlantly that yes, they had read Crime and Panifh- ment. Academics 25

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Fun and Mastered The modern math courses offered at Sacred Heart are extensive and intense. Entering freshmen no longer call their math arithmeticg now it's Algebra I and they learn the vast difference between the two. As sopho- mores they move on to bigger accomplishments as they tackle the triangular, square and sometimes octagon problems of Geometry. This year it is possible to take Algebra I and Geometry in a period of three years in- stead of two. Or one can move on to Algebra II for her junior year. An Algebra II class is filled with sounds like Don't you remember anything you learned as a freshman? or You were supposed to learn that from the first chapter of the Algebra I bookf' With luck and perseverence SHAers survive and are finally in the midst of elementary functions of trigonometry and then graduate owing much to a fine staff of Math teachers and the overhead Caroline Cook works long boarr fafler Jcboolj ar fbe mfioef to become more like Eifzfzfeifz. is ss' W the Number Systems ff. . Aim Simmf and feawzie Tboffzpron prove Zbazf even in Algebra I ibe bert mazfbemazfiriafzr eafz tie. Tbozzgbtfal Jopbomore malbematiciafzy Jbow by ffbeilf puzzled loobr tba! al gebra if a real cballefzge. R i i 1 E 2 9 n 5 3 i E Academics 27