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Current news arouses the interest Sister M. Leandra and Sandra Os- Conjugating in Latin seems quite of two freshmen studeI1tSI E- Lip' lowski discuss an Algebra I prob- a task to D. Schweitzer and A. inski and R. Nowinski. lem, Young. By STUDYI G the World of toda With anticipation, anxiety, and enthusiasm, the freshmen experience the transitions from childhood to adolescene, During the next four years, the course of their lives will be set, They will acquire not only wisdom and knowledge, but also character and the Catholic principles to guide them through life. In the hands of youth lies the strength of the nation. ff ' . -aaixmaurt It -'llliti 5 Time out for a cheerful little earful. Mr. llaslowski digresses from his world history course to refresli the minds of his pupils with 21 ulflxw-1' anecdote. A. ffola.che, L. Devine, V. Hs-lmbold, K. Hendricks, .l. G11-vo, F. Ft'l'llLilltlt'Z, C . Frame, J. Garrison, B. Gannon, W. Moss, W. Dorkowski, W. Di Matt:-sa, lt. Nowinski, J. Hojnowski, D. Schweitzer, M. Baldygu, J. Costello, R. Schultz, J. lirennan, and A. Balasaitis listen attentively.
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7' i 3 I 2 EB Students of today, but explorers of tomorrow. Freshman world history students: E. Busch, R. Bunkowski, J. Boylan, P. Clapp, K. Cindella, M. Boguszewski, P. Curran, and E. Basalik study about the discoveries of the past, and geo- graphic positions of countries and bodies of water. Their instructor, Mr. G. Plocharski looks approvingly upon the fruits of his labor. Since man benents only by realizing the mistakes of his predecessors, it is necessary to study the world of today in order to become better citizens of tomorrow. To prepare for citizenship, the condi- tions of the world as well as of our own country and government must be known. By studying our changing world and combining knowledge with wisdom, the students of today can ameliorate the world and make it a better place in wich to live.
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In CHder'mnbecome BETTER CVHZENS ST.JUS Emi mm Silllq DAWN' X A W4 Freshmen T. Prosinski, J. Higgins, L. Ellis, J. Jablonski, H. Feltman, G. Jakelewicz, J. Sochanchak, C. Hinchliffe, L. Dooley, M. Donahue, M. Burke, R. Fritz, C. Cuning- ham, T. Keller, T. Witkowska, and K. Garbacki listen as seniors, J, Collepardi and V. Higgins explain the school emblem. E. Luckiewicz and R. Olkiewicz study in quest of the phrase that pays. Sr. Mary Adalbert and Sr. M. Theresine get acquainted with Mr. Peter Sterne at the Barrington, Metal Edge Box Company. Courier Post visitors: S. Bartoseck, J. Guzejko, Rita Przybyszewski seem engrossed in studying the newspaper mat.
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