Cardinal McCloskey High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Sophomore Religion Centers Around acramentsg Real work began in our sophomore year. Subjects became more difficult. Religion class revolved around the sacraments. Activities that put into practice text book lessons became more numerous. Through the Mission Committee our horizons broadened to embrace people of other lands. Christmas found us more conscious of the needs of others than we had ever been before. We collected, wrapped, and delivered 85 boxes of toys to make 378 children happy on Christmas morning. Our sophomore year was one of hard work but it was also a year of rewarding happiness. Top: George Bradwell, Dolores Smodics, Susan Eid, Joyce Hart, Edward Connor, and Patricia Libudziewski of the Mission Com- mittee study about the foreign missions. Center: Edwin Cedilotte makes Homer the Roarner shake hands with Alvin held by Edward Nettleton since room 206 has held the high salesmen award for two years in the magazine drive conducted by the Literature Committee. Bottom left: Margaret Stack, Margaret Rockefellar, and Julia Barry fix the bulletin board for sophomore religion classes. Bottom right: Members of the Social Action Committee spend long hours after school to wrap and label toys for underprivileged children at Christmas time. ii, An dr

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Activities Feature Concem for Others 'Y Father William Jillisky Father John Dee Religion I and II Religion I and Il, Moderator of Legion of Mary and Band. Center: Donald Brunelle and Adele DiLello answer questions at the beginning of religion class. Bottom: Members of the Social Action Committee help dis- tribute toys at Christmas time. Left to right: Roy Gambino, Dennis Brunelle, Sister Anna Mae, Ronald Townsend, George Albert, Theodore Wolfstitch, Sister Elaine, Donald Brunelle, Father Maloney, Seminarian Michael O'Heaney, F' V in fs' Q