Saint Dominic High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (Oyster Bay, NY)

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Seniors, 1. Mahnncy, li. Sclianzer. S. Stanuslri. and M. Sullivan rnalu: Sister Terentiafs maga- zine rack their second lmmef' An extensive course of English grammar and literature is provided for the students of Saint Dominic. Freshman year brings the mechanics of grammar and the use of the library to the students. Silas Marner, the unfortunate miser, captures the in- terest ofthe Sophomores, as they delve more into literature. Junior year brings preparation for English Regents. A thorough study of grammar, vocabulary, literature, reading comprehension, and compositions satiate these classes. Finally Senior year, with its study of English literature, acquaints the students with Beowulf, and Shalicspeards Macbeth. In a word, the fourth year course delves into all periods of English writing. Another hook report's duel A. Walsh, Mary Beth Ford, W. Brueck- ner, T. Pommett, K. Vaughan, J. Barry, and B. Sheehan flock to that mecca of English litera- ture, Sister Terentizfs bookshelves. a t

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3 S.. ENGLISH E 5 9 L x Susan Deecken briefs Sister Gaudemia's English class before their TV- production. As seen through a glass faintly . . . Third period English IV students are intent an The Canterbury Tulsa. Diagrams challenge Freshman V during English class.

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Mary Ellen Burns' expressive hands give emphasis to her speech, Our Faith Is the Future , delivered at the Christmas as- sembly. Q 5 N l ,,. l A! J N! P xx 5' .V V 'lx xr k .1 J f N XRJ iA,fl' Xwlxyl N R f X X Thomas Mammen displays the style and confidence which A ,. , QA J X, mf V l N ML' YQ T K rw , lx mlm L K9 Hx, ,HUM J X t X, , VX L11 k W J Affirmative dehaters, Stephen Giemchier and Timothy Daly show concern as negative opponent, Thomas Mammen breaks through their case. Colleague George Braue beams approval