Bishop Kenrick High School - Kenecho Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

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to attain U Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of Hosts! Ever conscious of the sacred trust that has been placed in them, the chapel aides, S. Dugan, P. Dolan, D. Franciosa, and N. Palumbo, rever- ently fulfill their duties in attending the house of God.

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Glory 10 God, peace to all men. Having completed their second year as students of Bishop Kenrick High School, the sophomores realize more fully the mean- ing of our school motto. Through zealous application to their class work, they have laid the foundation for further study. An active participation in school activities, as well as a sincere interest in scholarship, promise much from our second youngest class when they reach seniority. As they advance to attain their goal, may they ever remember that all-prayer, work, pleasure -must be pursued for the honor and glory of God. and upward Sophomores with linguistic ability are linking Latin with the Liturgy. F. Bruno leads the class in the recitation of the prayer for the first week in Advent. N. Palumbo places the wreath, and D. Franciosa prepares to light the first candle, reminding all of the Light of the World. It must be an absorbing story that Mrs. Thomas' seiores and seiioritas are translating. Judging from the eager hands, we conclude that the Spanish tongue offers little difficulty to these language scholars. 35

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5 N f 1 Y' ' 1 - 1 X - . Fx-'i'j3',Q I - E e ' TL.: 9' - ' up 2 1 C. 4' ' 'sq ' S n r' , . I t - ' II , x A I . ' 'f ' 2 ' M - . X .- .1 ' 5 . I v X x 17?fU -A 4 ,I xx - .Qu I their goal , . ' ,fi Y wt., v J - 'x il N , 3 l St X fy, Wei-Ll f Q A glance at this group of anxious biologists indicates that they are Sister Bernadette Mary's pride and joy. If biology meant only examining slides, reports would hold no terrors. Future scientists examine protozoan life, while others record their Endings. The solution to the world's scientific problems may have its beginning here. Tl? ' OT Departing from modern lecture rooms in boots and saddles, these sophomores have no fear of the elements. J. Schwartz, P. Genuardi, B. Mengle, R. Morello, M. Moore, and L. Terpoilli are undoubtedly enjoying this happy time of day.