Archbishop Carroll High School - Patriot Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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pnvllnui 'Wm The Business Ottice handles a thousand varied problems every day, from late slips to lost books, from tuition accounts to chalk and erosers. Mrs. Stafford, M.. Hart- man, and Mrs. Muth look after things in this department. , .,g.g3,,,,g., . English 2, Sociology Religion 1, 3, U.S. History Religion 27 General Mathe- matics 2, Biology REV. ROBERT E. STEINMAN, O.S.A. Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry REV. CYRIL J. SMITH, O.S.A. FACULTY REV. JOHN J. SKELLY, O.S.A. REV. ARTHUR F. SMITH, O.S.A. lf, as the adage says, the way to a man's heart is through his appetite, our Sisters have won the affection of all Carroll students. Here the Sisters are trying to decide whether to serve filet mignon or hot dogs on today's menu.

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is! ' . .ve 2 ,.,B Y. 3 Q fs!! MR. ROBERT E. ORAM Plane Geometry MR. JOSEPH P. SAN FELLIPO U.S. History BRO. PATRICK SHERIDAN, O.S.A. Secretary REV. RALPH C. SHURER, O.S.A. Religion 2g English 3 u .au- g Jk.- I L. 3 n AE! 1' WIIHV' ,,,,, ix FACULTY REV. ANTHONY J. MULLEN, O.S.A. Freehand Drawingg Mechanical Drawing l, 2 REV. HARRY M. NEELY, O.S.A. English i, 4g Spanish I REV. JOSEPH X. O'CONNOR, O.S.A. ' World Hisloly REV. JOHN P. 0'MALLEY, O.S.A. English 3, 4 Y . Quu4 Q M I' v Q ..'f1 TP '

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ssssxmstse- . -. W-V W ., ,,,, ., . , . , M --W1--A A ,rig . , M ,, ,, . t. ,..,, W. WILK N-www-we .sm -ws.-News Utilizing the vast fund of educational oppor- tunity proviclecl by the school, the student at Carroll grows intellectually and morally. His horizons broaden, his powers of reasoning become stronger, his sense of discrimination sharpens. Through his courses in re- ligion, language, mathematics, the physical and social sciences, he prepares himself for further education and for life in the complex world in which he lives. .W 2 5 g , t .sk-2 c fi... f' is tsl lf J! E 4-SY t N N Q X 1 TUDIE