Mother Cabrini High School - Shrine Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Dramatized by members of the Senior Class on the occasion of Mother Uusula's Feastday. The play was coached most artistically by Mother Salesia. Anne Norton chooses Christ and becomes His bride. Anne Norton, now Sister Mary Frances, a novice. aspires to become a professed nun. 4 t s 1 --72 4 L ,lf

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1 .4 Y ,, X Q ww be A. W ., A Q as lllw i fr . N Ili ' D llllllllllli Gur Biology Closs With the constant assistance of Mrs. Carlson and the daily use of our books, we Seniors are finding new avenues of knowledge open to us. Prior to studying biology, it was practically an impossibility for us to begin to understand even the most simple aspects of nature. Never before had we realized exactly what made us tick, or how a tiny ameba manages to ingest food particles. When the biology class dissected frogs during one of the laboratory periods, many of the girls decided that is wasnit half as frightening as they had anticipated. This course has been a very enjoyable and enlightening one for us, and we are certain that it will prove to be of constant value to us. Moreover, with the laboratory motto ever before us- God and science, but science for God -we will always associate the human with the divine.