Academy of the Holy Cross - Cross and Anchor Yearbook (Kensington, MD)

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:tag 7. rx. I 1,V'S any f ' 0. A 1 Here at Mass we are all children of God. Classes ters is our religion. lt has been taught explained and extracurricular activities fade, and as seniors and practiced during these four years we realize that the only activity that really mat- 3'or Molding Us into Christian Women Retreat days were set aside for us each year. Rt. Rev. Joseph B, Coyne of St. Andrew's parish in Silver Spring, Maryland gave us a challenge to personal holiness. Through his inspiring talks we learned of the positive things that would increase union with God and happiness in our lives.

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on fa rii hlxll sf ' We shall always cherish the right to learn our religion. The smiling faces of this sophomore religion class clearly indicate the coming Yuletide season, Sister Margaret Charles appears to be anticipating the holidays also, while she graciously helps her students understand more fully the mysteries of our faith. Zhere is o Ufisclom ,Me 55:2 wisdom of Qod Religion Smiling seniors enjoy o joke with Reverend Joseph Kerr, S.J, who gives a weekly instruction to the seniors concerning marriage as a vocation.

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-1 Snglish... 915 fanguage .-.W-Q-.1-uni lm 3.2 S-4... Zl- X ,AW A .wc 1? Juniors delve into American Literature. Essays, sto- ries, folklore and historical writings ore all colored by the early pioneers. These juniors seem to be enjoy- ing their own rendition of the Gettysburg Address as Sue Tracie plays it back for them on the tape re- corder. They all decided that Lincoln did a better job, .,.,...n--'v- - The literature of England has a top rating on the senior X' English schedule. Sister Thomas Aquinas is delighted to give the Old Vic Company a chance to present Macbeth These seniors don't seem to mind a trend toward culture. L