St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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53 Mr. llowl:1n's detailed cleseription of European Countries enhnnees the en- thusiasm of the Freshrm-n in the Eeonomic' Wbrld Class. eoneh. Miss Margaret Riley. our cle- voted school nurse, Mr. Francis Howlun. an nclmireel tezxeher :incl A friendly smile zilleviutes all pain as Miss Riley acl- Ininisters First Aid to NI. E. Kenney while YV. Stanley sympzxthetifxxlly looks on. i J -. 1 1 ' 1

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5 . ' E Shirley Black in the walking scene of Lady Macbeth cries. Here is the smell of blood still. Larry Poclolec as the doctor and Ann Diamente as the Gentlcwoman observe her closely. Sharon -Xlbcrtin rlispltvs her original picture of a scene in Silas 'winner' t . ' . . 1 5 . . . . . v 0 Diane Cyvas explains situation portrayed. i I Appreciation Through the beautiful works of gifted writers, the loveliness of life is revealed to us in our English classes. From such competent teachers as Sisters Athanasia, Rose Alicia, and Lucia, we are taught the mechanics of correct writing and expression and become efficient in an art which is so vitally neces- sary. Through the interpretation of poetry and prose, vivid and beauti- ful settings, characters, and ideals are painted. lVe are often amazed at the many interpretations which we fail to discern before they are revealed to us in our English classes.

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