St Marys Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Jean and Margaret are patiently waiting to quiz the class about forming a correct conscience. Meanwhile, Sally is giving the girls some pointers to set them on the right track.

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ll I II Don r Fundamentals and techniques must be perfected and experience added, as it were, to the The juniors participate in various activities which afford them the experience necessary t become full-iledged members of the debating team, and others are given chances for leads in the annual operetta. These ambitious French girls have received the inspiration for their dance from the folk song, Sur le pont. Fence Me ln H singer's repertoire. o formulate true Catholic characters. Some The theme of the junior history class today is Person- alizing the Presidents. Many interesting discoveries are made when the girls delve into the lives of our presidents. Many persons are interested in only ,the political status of our presidents but these eager beavers have gone one step further. They are discussing interesting facts about each president's personal life. The panel is preparing to disclose some important findings to the class. It looks as if the Senoritas have all their lessons well prepared today, or is it that the questions are too easy? . ,sf 'N. 5 I :al 1

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Do you thirst for excitement-something new and different? Tune in to the weekly French Club meeting. Before an avid audience, the climax of a tense melodrama is being unraveled. An enraged father has come to protect his sweet, defenseless daughter from the villain. The mischiefmaker is finally banished from the cherished little home. The senior Latin class is en- deavoring to prove that Latin is a living language. Their play is about to begin. Lights! Camera! Action! In defending her faith, Barbara is taking the part of an Apologist. The stand- ers-by are presenting her with many questions. Her knowledge of Catholicism will help her to overcome any obstacles that are pre- sented.