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

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SCORE STORIES THEY Regina St. Ma ry's, Leona rdtown O'Connell Notre Dame Holy Name St, Patrick's Immaculate Conception St. Anthony's St. Cecelia s Sacred Heart St. Mary's Alexandria Holy Trinity Immaculata Completing a great season with a 9-2 rece orcl, the Junior Varsity smiles at the birdie The new blood for the Varsity includes, Bottom row: F. Brown, K, Hurley, M. La- Fond, G. Lavellcg Second rowi S, Brown, G Johnson, C. Grimes, E, Priolo, N. Hindman Third row. T. Bloszek, Mi Moldenhouer I Labouvie D Dompka S I-licks B McDon ald Fourth row S Glasheen C Viner P naldi r h ars a Wi C Gregorio Top row M DcWald C Gvet telmann M Maginnis 5 Z ' , f' 5 ,QV, , , , Q W fr f i i rj ,X Christy Chambers, president, Girls' Athletic Assn Miss Elizabeth Dawson, Coach ,J Tig? I ls ' ilg ! Q, ,f w,-, n 7 ' T w , , I 14 A I 5 - ..f .-on , ,

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UNDERCLASSMEN N This joy of knowledge is offered to you . . . Do not be among those who neglect to relish it as it deserves who let it slip by carelessly during the years of opportunity which will never come back againr Pius Xll Happy freshman enter an all-new world of opportunities. Making friends learning new ideas adjusting to a variety of class schedules-all help to widen their scope of interest and intelligence. The traditional hard year finds our sophomores deep in study. Biology and geometry widen their horizon in pedigogical pursuits. Our juniors enioy a poise and precision of thought that gives them the opportunity to demonstrate their qualities of good lead- ership. The underclassmen are worthy of our admiration. They have found the joy of knowledge.