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Languages are the keys to understanding Bingo-Roman Sty1e??? Loretta Freed, Michael Hopkinson, Michael Bevenour, Thomas Laffey, Michael Albaugh, Brenda Shrader, Mary Lou McGuigan of the Junior Latin class are at- tempting it for the first time. As Thomas Laifey rattles off English words, these Latin scholars quickly translate the words to the corresponding Latin forms on their cards. Members of the Junior Classical League portraying Helen of Troy and her maidens are: Kathleen Whalen, Rosaria Fregapane, Cynthia Keen, Judy Lanius, Carol Pavlik, Margaret Tassia, Constance Dauber, Lewraine Buckingham, Mary Ann Snyder, Shirley Roth, Jane Lonsdorf, Mary Guyer, Anne Marie Ferlita, Nan Zurcher, Wanda Keller, Marcia Ringlein, Carol Martin, Nancy Roth, Nina Melbert and JoAnne Gaubert. Latin
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Seldom seen together, our Senior library aides pause in their place of work to give us a special yearbook smile. Seated: Harriet Flinchbaugh, Patricia Gebhart, Margaret Orendorff, Joan Kupres, Jane Kercher, Mary Jo Helfrich Joan Adams, Shirley Roth. Anne Weikel, Catherine Cas- tellano, Mary Buckley, Marcia Ringlein, Sheila Einsig Mary Gill, Thelma Gutt, Gloria Moon, Josephine Alfano Freed, Marie Zarnowski, Patricia Pacatte, Joann Weikle, Judith Trimble, Elizabeth McLaughlin, Jane Lonsdorf, Madeline Landis, Carolee Zagurski. Standing: Judith Margaret Tassia. Books go hand in hand Junior library aides cheerfully display a few of the more popular books among York Catholic students. Sister Christine overlooks her class of Freshman English as Barbara Shearer, Cosimo Shortino, Elizabeth Wother- spoon and Innotenzio Gregnano enthusiastically trace the growth of the English language.
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Bernard Topper is curious about the French word for spoon. Learning French vo- cabulary can be fun as well as interesting and educational. Lewraine Buckingham, Earl Jennings, Nicholas Listorti, and Carole Martin quickly agree. Thomas Graham traces the Seine River as Patrick Clark informs the class of its boundaries. Discussing the geographical asp-ects of France can be fascinating! so Ju- dith Orendorf, Vincent Krepps, Mary Sue Strine. Diane Jennings, and James Conner readily decide. French Quelle heure est-il? asks Joan Wagman. Our Junior French students, Brenda Shrader, Catherine S m it h, Wanda Keller, Nan Zurcher, Yvonne MacDonald, and Kathleen Whalen, take de- light in being able to clock themselves en francais.
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