St Michael Academy High School - Michaelite Yearbook (New York, NY)

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An unidentified Roman supervises Latin students, Maureen Daly and Carolyn Hennessy as they study for a test in Vergil. Forsan et haec olim meminisse iuvabit. Sister Mary Chabanel Latin Now let me see. That ' s the perfect stem plus Mary Murphy Sister Mary Colombiere 20

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From the everyday terms of conversational French and Spanish to the epic grandeur of Vergil ' s Aeneid — such is the range of our language program here at St. Michael ' s. Conscious of the impact made by other cultures, modern and ancient, upon our own way of life, we study languages to broaden our understanding of peoples and places beyond our own environment. On a personal as well as a political level, com- mand of a foreign language often breaks down bar- riers to mutual agreement. The serious study of languages is an important step toward improving relations between individuals and nations. Sister Mary Therese Rose Varrone Language Department Sister Mary Gabrielle Miss Varrone and her entourage, equipped with projector and recorder, make their way to an interesting French class. Sister Mary Teresa 19

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Freshman June Serenson realzes that achievement in academic courses is an important requisite for a successful business career. Sister Mary Raphael To prepare for the competitive world of business, Michaelites make the most of the opportunities offered in the commercial courses.- Introduction to Business, Shorthand and Typing. These subjects train the girls in the skills necessary for success as a sec- retary or stenographer. Because of their proficiency, many students in the commer- cial program are assured of good positions even before graduation. Business Subjects Serious seniors labor diligently to type a perfect letter within the allotted time. 21