St Benedict High School - Charitas Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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gk l7LAr i Er It was a real triumph for Joe Reardon, Sam Kalill, Patricia Saliba, John Biedenbach and Adele Jamail when they completed their collection and mounting of their perfect specimens of the insect world. 3 , S ,JJ The budding scientists search for spiro- gyra from a sample of stagnant water taken from the city's duck pond. L.- R.: John Shepard, Mary Elizabeth Kuhnash, Marcia Powers, Larry Oliver, and Carol Sikora. There is nothing like diagramming for an understanding of the intricacies of English grammar. Joyce Weiskircher's smile indicates A , 5 ,,rg,s. that she has mastered the participial phrase while Michael Monosky is equally proud of his noun Ki in apposition. John Meskauskas, Georgianna ' Jamail, Nancy Hamme, and Judy Tidball approve. 4 fd .- 7 H S 1' Y Lim as mi as X4 Jacqueline Earley, Tom Eyen, Barbara Nugent, David Francis, and Patricia Koncieczny are amoung the English II students who like to read biographies. They agree that Lives of great men all remind us we can make over lives sublime.

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CLASS S TQ up 4- With the aid of recordings, Joanne Rosemarie Long prepares her rebuttal with a vengeance as Jean Gerko, Philip Jamiel, Joanne Seaman, and Mary Shivers listen attentively to Mary Ann Nugent, a member of the debate team in Problems of Democracy. Eugene Mailot acts as timekeeper. Judy Thomas and Susan Willkomm of the General Business Class have just succeeded in reconciling a bank state- ment with a check-stub balance to the satisfaction of Patricia Sokol, Darlene Povlinko, Catherine Grubbs, and Peggy O'Malley. 71 'L Seaman and Mary Kay Hamme, students in French II, strive to per- fect their Parisian accent. time gl iii, S Now isn t it simple, Carolyn George seems to say after ex- plaining her solution of an algebra I problem to Elizabeth Nugent, William Hoey, Carol Ann Ma- kuch, Victor Herbert and Donna Barnes. DC

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ULASSES With Dick Francis as Papa, Madeline McCoul as Mama, and Barbara Bast, Rosemary Willkomm, and Anna Wolford as les enfants the French IClass impersonates a French family. We wonder what the maid Jocelyn Jamail, finds so amusing as she announces, Le diner est servi. Ronald Weiskircher, Barbara Bast, Larry Peters, and Bob Motil find that the use of the slide rule is a saving of time and energy in problem solving. Mary Ann Tid- ball checks results with logarithms the bank. Tom Eyen demonstrates a geometric construction while Carolyn Burt points out the critical part. Brenda Logwood and Mary Elizabeth Kuhnash keep a watchful eye. Mr. Willard Patton, cashier at the Central National Bank, takes time out to answer the questions of the General Business Class and to pose with them during their tour of