St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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C. Redznak and G. Gillan listen attentively to Sister Bernarda's avid des- cription of Macbeth's bloody ascent to the throne of Scotland. Qs M S PW, ' .M-1 Mary Jane Winkle attends to the record player as the i English III class enjoy Q Julie Andrews' rendition of MY FAIR LADY Sister Lucia's English I class enjoy watching P. Wilde, M. Allen, M. Dee- gan, H. M.1cNamara, and T. Zajaczkowski present the play Pioneer Woman. 22 IQ The seven steps to good theme writing are explained to the English II class by Sister Rose Alicia's prize pupils, A. Black and R. Hanna.

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Ad mortem te, Catilina, shouts Francine own' f Picinich Cicero as she points the culprit QC. Jaraczj out to Senator Hallenbeck. I These two have always gone hand in hand, Religion has inspired many of our greatest classics, while the classics, in turn, have given perrnanency and grace to much of our religious endeavor. John Farrell points out the important cities and places of interest in Italy to the Latin II class. On your mark-- The freshmen a speed test in Sister Rosaire's L. 'Ffa The members of the Latin II class wrack their brains for the meaning of interficio as Mary Carol Blain holds the flash cards. SOULQ .

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7aeL'5e7l4e J. Bogurski acts as chair- man in English I class as R. Bradt argues that the United States should adopt the essential features of the British system of edu- cation. During English IV class, C. Miseno and S Murphy look on as Sister Bernarda shows B. Roman her mistake in the prosody of a dactylic foot J. Colangelo presides as F Guilbault presents a reso- lution at a parliamentary meeting during English III class. vw U , A sober-faced jury weighs the cause of defendant, Carol Ann Cipullo, as prosecutor Villa adroitly questions during mock I trial in Sister Lucia s Eng- lish I Class. 23