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Classes go on . . . . and on Danny Sommers, John Brodzinski, Denise Collins, and Becky Fox try their luck at Finding out what makes a frog hop, thereby earn- ing a grade. Practicing in French 2 is fun for Bcv Laydcn, Teresa Petrovic. John Trow, Cindy Lynch, Gretchcn Engler, Diane Knowlton, and Patty A. O’Donnell. Here the class prepares a number for the Varietv Show. German class students find that the learning processes are not only a matter of mastering vowels, consonants, and way of speaking. Many games lend themselves to spicing up the necessary routine as is show n above. Freshmen, especially Ricky Wright, Mike Kelly. Mike Badcen (foreground) LOOK quite studious, but Mark Pace, Shirley Kel- sey, and Becky Wright miss nothing. 22 Gretchen Engler, Bev Layden, Corinne O’Neill paste class pic- tures for first deadline of Lance.
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Student Leaders Take on Many-Faceted Responsibilities Officers of the Student Council, chosen as representative leaders of the entire Student Body are Jim Freemyer, vice-president; Christina Logue. secretary; Teresa Petrovic, president; and John Trow, trea- surer. Notional Honor Society Members, because of their membership qualifications, automatically come into leadership roles. Chosen are Rita Robertson, Christina Logue, Bonnie Lamb, Corinne O’Neill, Margie Esser, Elizabeth Hill, Teresa Messina, Patty A. O’Donnell, Susan Meyer, Teresa Petrovic, Gilbert Truman, Jim Arend, Gary Salva, Tom Callahan. Jeff Zugaj, Jim I reemyer, John Trow. 21
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Parents Go on Pupils' Schedule On the first day of school Freshmen pay strict attention to the teacher no matter at what angle they may have to turn or twist... the first day, that is. Forty-two St. Marys students participated in the National Latin F.xaminations taken in March by over 80,000 students throughout the U.S. an its possessions. A Class schedule for parents replaced the October PTA meeting. Parents lit- terally followed in the footsteps of their student sons and daughters. Many, moving upstairs, downstairs, from room to room at each bell signal, took the opportunity of learning what teachers expect of their pupils, and some of the things that make for a better understanding. During refreshment time at the end of the day”, parents and teachers en- joyed chatting with old friends and making new ones. 23
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