West Philadelphia Catholic Girls High School - Gleam Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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-fASllPHOIVIOIll ll ...UQ Q hers were asked to submit names of girls whose record is in the best West Catholic . i Y . . f Th fxrls xx ere asked to w rite a brie Homeroom teac tradition. ese g 5 ' ., paragraph on the program they remember as best during their two years at VVest Catholic. Space f 'ir ' of what the four permits only a very brie summ. y best paragraphs said. Thus, Helen O'lVIara admits sitting on the edge of her seat before the curtain rose as she realized that she was to see her lirst Senior Play which turned out to be so remarkable. Catherine Iorio likes Freshman Day best, because the program explained to me this great school and made me feel like one of the crowd. The acting of the Seniors of '45 in The liarrettsn was preferred by Virginia Ash, while Regina lNIcLaughlin was im- pressed by the voluntary silence kept by all the girls after :L talk given by a wounded soldier at a bond rally. ecorative floral motifs engage the talents of M. Nuttall, D '46 and Daley, '47. Don't miss the bulletin board be- hind them, featuring in cut-out art forms the gay Fresh- kin likenesses. men in ID, who say the cut-outs are spea g All -F'W My 131:15 H C . A 'IN ......,'...w. ,G 'M-.