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

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Miss Genevieve Rowley, Directress of Physical Training, consults with Mary Grant, President of the Athletic Asso- ciation. Spring-baseball is king . . . Win- ter-we do our daily dozens indoors . . . Fall-Out-door basketball ta put us in trim. HE Seniors come through ogoin, Qn the otternoon ot December tvventyftirst Corutoin Rosemorv Wolt led her skilltul sextette to o voliont victory over the Sophomore Reds Coritoin Vvolt, ond the other guords, Morie Ryon, Mory Mogee, ond Mortho Miller ployed exceptionally vvell, The high-scoring torvvord vvos Josephine lorner, obit ossisted by Gertrude Borrow, lvlorgoret Cunney ond Charlotte Ootos The fighting Seniors held their opponents to on eight to one leod ot the end ot the tirst holt, The Sophornores stoged o contebock but could not ntonoge to outscore the mighty Seniors, The score ot the end ot the tinol guorter vvos tourteen to eight, We stress inter-closs gontes tor the strong school spirit they generote ond the chonce they give tor o generol porticiootion in sports XYINIFIQS D CEORMAN PHUSICHL THHIHIHG CLHSSES

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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,

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IIESIGII for IIVIIIII HE aim at the Sevvihg Coarse is ta have the stadehts became acaaaihied vviih The art ai CIVGSSIITQ vveli. A Iaicwledge al sewing gives a girl the aaiiarrahiry ter ihdividaal stvIe, self-expressiari fII'iIIIQS she cahhet secure bv bavihg VGGdX-I'UOdQ elathesg it aids her iii her Choice at accessariesg it ehabIes her Ia decide which ealars and stvies best lit her rhdividuai Characteristics. The first year class heairis its vvark bv rhakiha slips These are aII rhade at white silk materiai arid aIahg similar Iiries, Next dresses at every Cahceivabie style take shape. Plaids, Silks daihtv prihts give as the thrill at creative art What is this? Imagihe, our secahd vear studehrs have eveh made everiihg dresses. The harmony ai Caiars is ih aead tasteg sa it is reaIIy a jay ta Iaak at a persah se artishcaIIv dressed. MARY SIVIITII The iudgment of one's peers . . . industry and interest . . . machines whirr, skillful fingers guide shears and needles evolving new creations . . . Stitch, stitch, stitch!