Siena High School - Sienan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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'Give sorrow words. The grief that does not speak , writes Patricia La Porte quoting Malcom in Macbeth. And in this harsh world draw thy breath in pain to tell my story. Maureen Woods, Irene Castellani. Barbara Pflaumer and Ioanne Sasso enrich their study ot Hamlet with phonograph records. ANGU GE Sister Mary Agnes directs her fresh- man English class to underline the subyect and the predicate in each sentence. Marilyn Carnaggio illus- trates at the board, while Margaret Barrett and Mary Broucek observe. Teresa Lioi, Rosemary Perri, Mary Ann Verrechio, Ioan Guardalabene and Geraldine O'Connor, pupils of Sister Mary loel's English class, hold a discussion oi poetry.

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of rnen differ yet the The languages , voices of their hearts express love of God and is acknowledged. English, French, Spanish and Latin are links that forge a chain of friendship around the world, Language shatters the bar- ' ' l' ht- riers of hostility and preiudice, en ig ening with truth and understanding the customs and lives of all peoples. I1 vous? is Bonjour Commen!-a ey- . the cheerful salutation translated by ' Good morning. how are Iudlth Betke, you? Parley vous France? Oopsl Wrong language. Due apology to Sister Mary Ancilla's Spanish class. No se da cuenfa del peligro? Oue Ie im- porfa Vd? O what timesl Oh what situation! e? cry Where in the world are w befuddled Latin students.