Catholic High School For Girls - Silver Sands Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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uniorfi cAarf fieir courfied . . . ll is in 'rhis year rhal former sophomores may fake specialized courses: a iunior choosing ro Jrrain for 'rhe business world may selecr ryping, srenography, or bookkeeping. To The sludenf who wishes To secure a beller underslanding of lhe home, a course in homemak- ing, including a srudy of foods and cloihing, is offered. The iunior who inlends lo go 'ro a higher inslilufion of learning usually perseveres in lhe sfudy of af leasl one language- Larin, French, or Spanish, she also elecls a science-physics or chemisiry, and perhaps malhemafics--advanced algebra. ln addilion, Miss l-lallahan Junior may confinue +o develop her ar+is'ric ralenl by elecling vocalional arl or music. All iuniors lake Religion, English, and American hislory, lhe lhrilling saga of our counlry. Sludenls inleresled in iournalism may eleci newswriling. Ghosls of ancienf Rome are resurrecled in Hallahan by fhird year Lalin sfudenfs. Marie O'Hara, sifling, porlrays Q Caiiline. Mildred Shiavo, cenler, is Cicero. Olher lg, Sena+ors are Geraldine Donhauser, LoreHa Lavery, Dorolhea Dodds and Mary Mannion. Poor Cafiline! Juniors learn music apprecialion. Marion Donovan, on lhe lefi, is abouf fo play a record on lhe vicfrola, while Mary Long holds fhe sheef music corresponding 'lo fhe record. Yes, fhese sfudenfs know good music.