St Marys Academy - Gael Yearbook (Little Falls, NY)

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HISTORY CLASS Pzrxl Huw, left to right C. Kane, M. KB'HilT1l, C. Dcsmuml, Daly. Sccmui Row Mlmur. S. Fulk, P. Bmdnwskn LX U'Hg1rz1, C. Ficsingcr. Third Row Mzmorc, j. McCarthy, C. Wclclx. L. Hchcrt, W. Cwmn, Sixtcr Ohvc Mario BUSINESS CLASS fig Rum left to Hgh! Daly. Mcffzlrtlmy, P. Bmdowski, C. Kano. M. c.,'H2kF2l. Front Row -I, A, Clark. P Lxddon, L, Hchrrl, VU. Coffin. Fulk, Teacher, Sister Mary justin, .

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FOURTH YEAR ENGLISH CLASS SILUld111Q Sister Mary Aloysia. Seated-V-C. Fiesinger, A. O'Hara. C. Kane. P. Brodowski, Vsfaterman, f Wtltli iponski. j, A. Clark. G, Nuhorazek, Daly, M. O'Hara, P. Liddon, S. Falk, Mlinar. C. Wclelm, M.E Ho int tsniond, M. Burns. Manore, M, Wnwrdeli, A. Kuney, M, Skinner, R, Hart, D, Sivack. fl. Fitzgtrild im in L. Hehert, Palmer, Mcflarthy. W. Nash. W. Collin. English Class Our Senior year has Certainly heen an exciting and interesting one. As Seniors we explored new and challenging suhjects, hut there was one suhject, which, while not heing new to us, proved just as exciting, That was English 4. One reason for our interest was hecause of a special course which was given to us hy Sister john Berchmans. The purpose of this course was to allow the Seniors to hecome aware of their reading ahilities through a series of exercises. lt proved very successful and greatly helped each Senior improve his reading. Another reason for our interest in English 4 was the opportunity we had to hecome acquainted with the great English and American writers. Through the reading of plays, essays, and short stories and with the help of Sister M. Aloysia we procured for ourselves an everlasting picture of far away places and peoples. ln january the entire class was allowed to try the New York State Regents Examination in English 4. The results of this examination helped each student hecome aware of his standing in English and helped him prepare for the june Regents. This year, more than any other, we have realized that English is a suihject that we shall use always and the hetter educated we are in this suhject, the more we can further ourselves in future years.