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

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lt took four long years to achieve it, one brief moment to receive it, and a lifetime to enioy it. The coveted National Honor Society membership and pin now belong to these ten proud possessors: First Row-Joan Pesce and Mary Elizabeth Fox. Second Row-Ann Landry, Susan Bulkovitch, Ann Callan, Barbara Brown, Karen Moritis, and Anita Trapasso. Third Row-Patricia Rinaldi and Georgianna Groat. national honor society Of special importance to the students and to the school are the girls in the Honor Society Two years ago Waterbury Catholic High School was officially enrolled in the National Honor Society Membership was opened to students displaying a praiseworthy aptitude for learning coupled with the best qualities of character and leadership The gurls upon whom such a manifestation of good credit is conferred are understandably the oblects of our attention Now with the culmination of their high school years when they are busily accumulating all sorts of information on teaching nursing and other possible professions our eyes are on them the learners of today the leaders of tomorrow the gurls in the Honor Society 1 1 1 1 v -

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Wnth palette and brush rn hand Mary Ann Kulhavrk makes the perfect artnst Tlmldly we began our frrst charcoal sketch then rapidly, we gained confidence becomzng famlllar voyagers In the world of art Under the guidance and drrectlon of Mother St Paule d Avlla we advanced to pastels water colors oll paintings, and the crafts our appreciation grew On for four years we traveled an the realms of art Wztlz Pam! Scenes from Japan' Vrrgrma Grenner compares her puctures wnth those from C N D art pupuls ln Mem H' Gakuen Tobata GI' Unusual event of the year exchange plctures from Japanese students are admured by Mother S1 Paule d'Avnla, Vurgnnua Grenrer, Mary Ann Kulhavrlc, and Mary Elizabeth Fox Q Q O 0 0 .af F all . . .-,Xxx iq . . . l .-Q, If! , I7 L f ,Y 42 l . . . ' 'L I I ' I I I I I