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

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practical pursuits Members of the Commercial Club, instructed by Sister M. Eusebia, I.H.M., make use of the skills acquired in their two-year commercial course. Although the main purpose of the members is acting as typ- ists for the ficulty, the club provides the students with various social activities as well. A successful fashion show was held in March. IN ppm WML QW xi X Q . YUU Fmiuo arf -Na. CHURCHES aug ues, IF mu ,f , D THE V fy .F DEFENSIUE i N LUYNL 5 I 4 fi Pfusx Q 'Dinh-1.4.1 ,A 'n X x X 'fmt ture secretary develops her telephone manner as members of the teletraining class prepare to offer constructive criticisms. No phase of commercial training is neglected. ss D'AchilIe speaking. This fu- R. M. Gilligan receives her sixty-word competent typist's award from presi- dent, E. McGuigan. K. Lawless, sec- retary, records the :achievement for the Commercial Club record as Bono, treasurer, offers congratulations. P. Augustine is quite interested in the operation of the mimeograph as ex- plained to her by B. Braedis. E. Bono examines the finished copies to be sent to the members of the faculty. Q'

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The value of the essential parts of a sewing machine is demonstrated by E. Mc- Guigan to a. group of cn- thusiastic listeners. C. Gu- ziewicz inquires about :i feature she finds puzzling. if' E. McGuignn, president of the Home Economics Club, points out an articlc which she feels will be interesting and helpful to the members in their club activities. Sister John Thomas, S.S.J., directs S. Mosca in preparing the projector for a movie to be shown to the club mem- bers. A. Hennesey and K. Slavinski learn by observation. ' Ny 5 x eff!! , t -so P, .MH .fgggr-,V forecast for the future The Home Economics Club, guided by Sister John Thomas, S.S.J., acquaints the girls of Kenrick with opportunities offered in the field of Home Economics. Knowledge in this Held is enlarged by visits of various professionals who share their experiences with the girls.

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-. if -,N 12 Sr . .VA-.xx pw -441,5 Qs... This team of efficient young writers shared an important position on the yearbook staff. They were largely responsible for the de- velopment of the activity and class sections which fill these pages. J. Fragale, L. Duffey, B. Buckley, P. Augustine, I. Molinaro, C. Brandt, J. Leghan, and D. Makoid are engrossed in work. M. Russo, P. Baldasanno, and A. Silks compare notes. The KENECHO is an endeavor to preserve in memory the cherished events that occur during the school year. Con- tributors to the third edition of KENECHO agree that many willing hours are required to make any publication possible. Sharing membership on the staff, we feel privileged and hon- ored to have been Ll p.1rt of its development. As our student body increases in number, so KENECHO grows to give in its :additional pages a true picture of our life at Bishop Ken- rick. That this yearbook will provide you with vivid remem- brances is our sincerest wish. -aifkn X5 e 0- , 1 B3-Q ' ,ff J. Leaming and J. Lawless, sports writers for the '58 KENECHO, suggest a drastic change in Silvestre's layout plans. John apparently doesn't agree. Meanwhile, J. Muscarella, undisturbed by the distraction, absorbs himself in the work at hand. x ,V be 5- 3 txt, r.1 ,,. ,..A i'Jl'i gill . 'V