Notre Dame High School - Maryscript Yearbook (Moylan, PA)

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Proving the pudding . . . sweet young things tossing frosting . . . many hands make light work as this cooperative cooking class shows .... demure and domestic. xx , TUDENTS on the vvay to the gymnasium react variously Ummeumml lvlouths vvater vvhen Home Economics Class is making cake and the delicious odor pervades the corridor outside, l-lorrorsl When something is burnt by youthtul cools, students scamper past, glad to escape this noisome passage. l-lome Economics l contains the fundamentals in the science ot cooking, and in the art ot planning and serving luncheons, As a tinalel, Christmas boxes are tilled with novelty cookies and candy. The Home Economics ll Course is more detailed, Course dinners are planned and executed with strict attention to the balonce ot minerals and vitamins nocese sary in the daily diet. The Lite Saver Co vvould go out ot business were all tamilles ted by our skilled cooksl MARY Srvllti-l Hllllli lllllllll al SCHUUL

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FIRST SlEPS in LHBUHHTUHU lESHllIllUE NCE upon o time o smoll boy, Aloddin, ruhhed o lomp ond o vvondertul genie oppeored. Feor not, my children, the doy tor such mirocles hos not possedl Our sophomores see os wcndertul visions by looking through their microscopes ot leoyes, cells, or drops ot woter. Things they hondle dolly seem to come to lite hetore their eyes os lXloture's mirocles untold. The toscinotion ot science does not belong wholly to the biologists, but is shdred by our young chemists. The some thrill produced by creotiye work thot is so odmirohly described in The Lite ot lvlodome Curie hos greotly influenced the Chemistry students. Seeing moteriols that they hove mixed unite ond provide the world with o voluohle product is the omhition of oll chemists, Mony ot ours hoye decided on loborotory work tor o Iite's coreer. ANNE PORTFR Sophs discover new worlds through a microscope . . . Magnesium Carbonate and Silicon Dioxide hold no terrors for these scientists . . . squinting at life . . . l found it! I found it! Oh! it's gone! . . . students find water distillation intriguing and col- orful.

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THE lllHU ln HEllllH H SOUND mind in a sound body, This auotation was evidently in the Faculty's mind when the athletic sched- ule was compiled tor Notre Dame. Our gymnasium is always the center of activity, tor here each student spends two forty-tive-minute periods a week, in which she engages in divers exercises throughout the school year, The program is arranged in the tollowing manner' calisthenics. basketball, dancing, and in the Spring ot the year, outdoor games such as volleyball, baseball, and track. Basketball is definitely a tavorite with our girls while dancing proves rather unpopularefenot competitive enough Our outdoor lite, nevertheless, claims unan- imous support. Our school campus attords ample scope tor the various athletic activities in which the girls participate All gymnastic exercises are carried on under the able supervision ot Miss Genevieve Rowley, Directress ot Physical Education, MARY GRANT Ready for fun . . . strike one! . . . why Rita missed the 4:15 . . . folk- dancing indoors . . . a tandem swing . . . Freshmen pranks and pets. Interclass basketball champions smile with triumph. Of course, they're Sen- Oates! s it w iors, Larner, Wieser, Cunney, Wolf, Ryan, Faris, Barrow, Magee, Miller,