St Mary of the Angels Academy - Bells Yearbook (Haddonfield, NJ)

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Classes What a wonderful subiect to discuss! There was never a dull moment- bugs in biology, minor explosions in chemistry! Of course, examinations did come around twice a year, but since we studied each night's homework so well, the ordeal of tests caused little worry. Ahem! In grammar school we used to dream of being high schoolers. A bell would ring to end classes! Imagine, changing rooms and teachers six or seven times a day! How wonderful not to have arithmetic for two hours and miss spelling, the favorite subiect! Some classes were a challenge. Being human, once in a while we had to stifle a yawn and force alertness. From our four years of study in biology, French, history, music, geometry, English and many other subiects, we have become a bit wiser. We have learned that the benefit of study equals the individual effort involved. Homework not done is ineFficiency's gain. Finally, we owe a profound debt of gratitude to our teachers who are builders of citizens, both of heaven and earth. Now that our high school days are over, each of us will take her place elsewhere. No matter where our place may be, the interest and humor which accompanied all our classes will not be forgotten!

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111 11 10 54 9 3 g7 554 G Another Day There it goes, girlsf the 8:22 bell! l . And Margaret Dunlap is always on time! P I First Things First ' EW! Nwfiwfsr r www ftE' A moment of prayer begins the school day. Elaine Moskalski Clefti, Lucille Robertson, Barbara McGovern, Doris Aceto, Mary Ann Haftey, Joan Egan, Rosemary Fox, Joann Farr, Regina Schmidt, Nancy Morris and Margaret Galaida.