Catholic Central High School - Catholicon Yearbook (Troy, NY)

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'QThe Maker of Dreamsn Murder on the Ferris Wheel,, tertained schools of the surrounding area and the entire program Was conducted ac- cording to parliamentary procedure. May 30-The annual spring operetta was presented on our stage by Cossacks, peas- ants and dancing maids. Another success- ful musical can be chalked up in our favor. June 17--This is our final month as juniors at Catholic High. Before us we have two of the most important events in our third year-the long awaited Junior Prom and the dreaded exams. June 19-Axis countries expel United States consulate staffs after action of the United States government ordered all Nazi consulates closed. June 27-New excitement was added Christmas Tableau Page 1' wen fy-fo Il 1'

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when the eventful June Prom was turned into a Shuffle Dance. It is not necessary to say that everyone had a good time. September 9, 1941-We came back to C. C. H. S. to climb the last rungs in the ladder of our high school days. The newly painted walls seemed to be a sign Behind the scenes March seventeenth- of just how welcome we were. As in other years, new members had been added to our faculty. They were: Mother Mary Leo, Sister Mary Lucia, Sister Frances Ey- mard, Sister Jeanne Marie, Sister Clarence Marie and Father Joseph Ryan. September 10-As we returned to school we all realized that as seniors we would be re- quired to take History C in order to graduate the following J u n e. During the first few days of class we discuss- ed what had been hap- pening in the world while we had been en- joying our summer va- cation. Some of the important events wereg The forces of the United States Army had occupied Icelandg the Vichy government had accepted with- out great resistance the Japanese occupa- tion of Indo-Chinag the United States and Great Britain then froze Japanese as- sets. War was directly brought home to us when the President asked Congress for legislation to control prices and prevent inflation. Then the United States and Great Britain took more action toward Arrah! You Can,t Beat the Irish -