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remmen “What’s the big joke, Marg?” says H. Wright as he looks quizzically at M. Dean. A. Lucier is in the secret too. Bringing up the rear are J. Cahill and J. Evers. Time—8:11 A.M. Place—St. Mary’s side entrance. Dictating terms in General Science for dictionary research is R. Burns, who lists them orally for a group of his classmates. In the outside row are J. Bradley, F. Couture and R. Archambault. Freshman Year introduces our new high school stu¬ dents to the study of Alge¬ bra. While J. Di Nardo ex¬ plains the steps necessary in the factoring and solv¬ ing of Algebraic problems, the remaining members of the class listen attentively to the explanation. 9R •• W j ■ th HP - Hr J
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In addition to some of the geographical factors underlying economic conditions, the Freshman Economic Geography Course at St. Mary’s is of vital concern to students since it treats of such in¬ teresting phases as agriculture production, advances in communication, progress in transportation, and governmental activities in irrigation. The use of a map as indicated here by R. Luchini helps to fix the locative concepts of the student in regard to products and places. LEFT: Mid-Year exams are just around the corner! Susan Davoren points out topics she is sure the Freshmen will have in their General Science exam. ABOVE: Public speaking is a “must” at St. Mary’s. C. Jeffers, L. Wickstrom, R. Garrity, M. Converse, W. Fitzgerald, and A. Cos¬ grove chat informally while awaiting ora¬ torical “try-outs.” 17
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jm ft J ■ J F “Round and round we go!” sings P. Meade on the left and J. Palmieri on the right. Initiation dance and oh! what fun! Pictured here are D. Wilkinson and F. Dubrawski, L. Wickstrom and R. Cyr. Back to camera, D. Handfield and N. Bon Tempo in¬ dulge in some fun while M. Bresnahan waits to drop the handkerchief. J. Ennis and his gang seem to enjoy this part of school life. “Music hath charms” for M. Rich¬ ard, A. Murray, C. O’Hara. K. Shurick, R. Dufresne, G. Glen- non, and R. Krapp scan yearbook of bygone days. “Swing your partner!” and M. Cle¬ ment swings E. Coady in a fast Virginia Reel. f W,
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