Waterbury Catholic High School - Candle Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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Men fought, and the result was freedom! says Ann DeCosmo reminding Theresa Madden of our Constitution. -f l 1 l XM l 360 N. Lat .... replies Josephine Kavanagh to Ann Perrin s question concerning the location of Virginia. The social sciences are built one upon the other. The foundation is HEALTH which keeps us physically fit. When we have good health, we can keep a good home according to the rules ot HOMEMAKING. In providing a home we make use of products from the earth taught the social cience Serving Elaine lamkis and Barbara Genua, Margaret Cronan shows the relationship between a good homemaker and a good hostess. 4 ,ff

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l swear to tell the truth . . . says witness Janet Desmarais to prosecutor Donna Hale as iudge Pauline Serva looks on. in ECONOMY GEOGRAPHY. Following home rules helps us later to follow rules of citizenship which CIVICS teaches us. Law leads to the developing of the perfect society studied in SOCIOLOGY. From the bottom to the top, social sciences provide a continuation of HISTORY. Society in 90011 Top o' the morn is the greeting of the Irish colleen, Elizabeth O'Connor, to the Scotish lass, Katherine Morcey. Ireland INVITE! YOU ,ma 4 155362 iw The inside story? Margo Sugrue and Rosemary Sullivan discover it.