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

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GIRLS taking the Home Making course know that the home is the center of all activity, spiritual as well as physical. Mary' Cavanaugh, Pa- tricia Quinn. and Catherine Hackett. with the aid of Sister M. Gretta fseatt-dj and Sister M. Eleanor. learn how to get lvetter visibility with thc new slant needle. 'Iihi-. needle allows more flexibility in moving the mate- rial: hence, more precision in Finish- ing off and turning corners. wa. SOMETHING new has been added to Room 35, an automatic laun- dromat. Dorothy Gilmore. Kathryn Shaw. and Frances Hannigan watch Sister M. Vincentia. as she carefully measures the designated amount of soap powder. Later, home budgets will show a saving in money and clothing because these girls learned the tricks of economy in their llome- Making class. USET the dial at 'broil' on the indicator: open the door for 'pop' sound. 'Pop' means oven is lit. As you can see, the dial is now set at correct baking temperature. Put the cakes into the oven. Because of the even dis- tribution of heat, the cakes can be placed :my- where in the oven, Geraldine Coleman, Mar- guerite Dangelantonio and Pauline Smith learn the precious art of baking under the super- vision of Sister Marie Elizabeth. C.l.lVl. 'bww nor are FAMILY LIHNGA ll ll0MEilAK I

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N the day that I was elected tn would ment have e to shi lluwe the Student Council. 11 Sister re- tnztrked that the year wuuld nut he nne lvig hlzwe nf glory. fur there he inziny days filled with tliscnttruge' :ind dtiwnheztrtedness. These dziyx nine, nut U10 often, hut nften enough Jw that Sister is 21 quasi prophet. ver. we are learning ru overemnf' difficulties which seemed huge :tt the time. Now, tinn. as llreuident nf the Student Assueizt- l :un pmud of the reall ell'tn't uf UNI' nfliet-is tnwztrdf :acquiring lezulerwliip. zu'- eeptin g rtwpmisilwility, :ind retneinliering lllf btudent Oflieers with their hxight green rihhnnx represent ent nperzttinn, devnretlnew tn duty :ind :tn ever eager desire to help their felluw stualenfx The Axsneizttiwri helps tu Dl't'DIlI'4' the g1i'lQ tnr the di-eipline and nrtler FU ewentizil in the wnrltl Jihout ui. Loul-ting :tt the green rihlmn girls, llllril uf thein nur pfrstuiztl friendx we tnztrvel :tt their pil- tienee and weetetly :tdtnire their integrity. AQ za Nt-ninr, l szty, 'l'h:tnlq you tu the utlicerx tn the inoderztturm :ind to the ideals i ul the Assneizttintt. lhei' hztie plzned :tn 5 itnpm't:int pztrt in the I1'IlIlSlUI'IIlIilltH1 lmni liexvildered freshmen tu st-riitnx :tlvnut tn lvitw' Yllix gnutl Nfllfltil ztlwznw that we :ire what nur elrtswnizneu considered us in electing us. Ann Newell, President I Q! will strive for :t l'l'lll'!' Stnclt-nt Guu'rntnt'nt ix gmt! of Ilia' pledge txllwn lwj. 11-prt-xt-t1t.itixtw l.lur.i Ylvorellid. lirialget lVl.1iiisr.iltw. -It-.in IJQlllAill'!'l. P.ttrit'i.t Kfdnfittld. It-mare Goodwin. C l.nr4- llmiglit-rty. .ind lflif- .tlwetli Quinn. lficli limnerutwni eltetx its own rt-prrwt1t.1tive. mln- lim xpt-t'i.tl hmm-rtmm duties. llnwt Hrepf .iles- doulale .is trxzllit' ulliu-rx in the em'r'itlmw. mu Jll1Ql'I1lt'L' list while lNlntlu'r' M. Rim- .'Xlni.i Prefer! of Dixeiplint-. rt-.ttlitw fm' tlw stamp tt postal eard regzmding licr absence. ISIFR Nl. Ann.i feplms. l,l.N'l.. lit-ltls tln mark it official. Sister Nl. N xtmne lnxxn-N herself in tcltplinning to tln- pqreiiu of Ntntlents listt-tl on the .nliwntee xlieet, l:.1t'li .absent student re ct-ives nut only .1 xeleplmne twill, lwut .in oflitml