Villa Maria Academy High School - Reflections Yearbook (Malvern, PA)

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UNITED STATES 'u. 4 mu., TT '- vm ,, T ,U wi . 'IHH' f. LIBRARY AIDES are very abundant in our freshman class. Sacri- ficing a few minutes from lunch or perhaps a study period, these girls are always ready and willing to lend a helping hand in the librar . Y CAROL DEEGAN EXPLAINS through the use of the Preamble to the Constitution, the importance of the Latin Language in the formation of English words. LETTERS TAKE ON A NEW and puzzling appearance in Algebra. Nevertheless P. Kelly, B. Solvan, R, DeLuca, F. Connor and L. Sentman seem to be well on the way to the correct solution. Precision and accuracy is the very keyword and aim of these students as they progress from simple mathematic equations to the more intricate quadratic equations. V tg, W' Q T 5 , v , f s .154- Tlllx Ill! ,ff Iulmflxf ro mi coxsmrnos or 3 Em- l , MH

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Sagem mm mess sdmukfes Mzflfzmg. HISTORY STUDENTS F. Kehoe, K. Con cannon, M. Buckley, C. McNabb and P. Gib- bons learn the importance of a Hag in repre- senting a country and upholding its dignity. 'Y M. BRESLIN DIRECTS a question to Molly O'Dea as she moderates a discussion in English Grammar. In these discussions emphasis is placed on correctness in composition and daily conversation. s MM many chores. F. ROCK AND M. MURPHY, Freshman Secretary-Treas urers, are by now capable and efficient business-women Collecting dues and milk money are but a few of their

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