St Marys High School - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Milford, MA)

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So fiA Mto te4 St. Mary’s students have the opportunity of reading fine literature. An English II class listens attentively to an explanation of the plot of Silas Marner by Sister Cecelia Joseph. Francis Dubrawski ponders a question on Caesar’s Gallic War before answering Sister M. Nativity. Anne Smyth thoughtfully conju¬ gates a French verb while the class prepares the next one. SISTER CECILIA JOSEPH—Sophomores

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■ CLASS OFFICERS Left to ri »ht: Vice President, Robert Luchini; Treasurer, Wil¬ liam Fitzgerald; President, Fred¬ erick Darney; Secretary, George Glennon. Ann Smyth, twice finalist in the Freshman-Sophomore group for the Bishop Wright Oratorical trophy, wins it this year for the greater honor and glory of St. Mary’s. Zealous sophomores find Plane Geometry an adventure quite dif¬ ferent from Freshman Algebra. Frederick Darney proves his the¬ orem to the evident satisfaction of Robert Boynton and Daniel De Young.

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Sophomores travel a strange path as they discover the challenge offered by the intricacies of a Stenography II class. Elaine Dupres leads the class in a quick review. SISTER M. NATIVITY—Sophomores Spanish I utilizes posters and flash cards to transform routine vocabulary work into enchanting pictures of romantic Spain. Participants are Elaine Dupres, James Ennis and Dorothy Handfield. Lorraine Gregoire totals the hours of a day’s work in a Business Arith¬ metic class. SISTER WALTER UAVTA—Sophomores