St Marys Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Good use was made of grades three and four . . Sister Mary Norbert has :i miniature lihrnry well under wav. The Knnb twins, Marilyn and Nancy, are finding also that there is good reading aplenty right here. To borrow or not to borrow that is the question. But the answer is nearby and Helen has found the rule. Ahn! Everybody's borrowing! The gingham dog and the calico cat side by side on the table sat is always a subject for much dis- cussion. Of course, the Chinese plate secs all. 'Q-J Elaine, Assunta, Jeannie, Patricia, and Christine, for a moment forget their cutting up Mister Pumpkin Face because they are much more interested now in Mr. Halvey and his camera. ll '98 x,,' 'A 'Q

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Grades five and six add more and more . . Our fifth grade English scholars are diagramming a basic sentence, The teacher, jane, instructs Joanne to write the simple predicate. Patricia, Anne, and Roberta appear to know the answers already. ... ,if e, i, 'I Sister Miriam Clare has charmed these music lovers into realizing practice makes perfect . 'N 1. ff w' + ' x. E ' , A 1 T455 2 9- ' . 1 ,J 1