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

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esiv 76 Zak? Cl F' Rf, U l h ll ll, Colleen Re ' O'B1'ien, Ruth Moore, Evelyn Tyll, Peggy Reardon 'Killa Reiniger, Betty lNIol'rone, and Rita O'Lea1'y llllllllllg' off stencils .... ofhtteaf The secretarial practice class consists of an active group of girls and boys who are interested in commercial studies. Many of these students act as secretaries to members of the faculty, do mimeograph and stencil Work for school activities, and act as typists on The Triune staff. The ambition of these stud is to become future secretaries and typists in world. ents the busin GSS

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Y' An informal moment .... 'll tson, Mary Mahoney, Father Sweeney Ruth T1 o 7,g S'JQ Mi , Howard Bennett and Ned Conway Retreat choir .... Father had the ability to make a serious point through a humorous story. The retreat had one theme and that theme was love-the infinite love of God for man and the searching love of man for God. Father Sweeney told us again and again how important we are to God and how vigilant we must be to justify that importance. The first conference was a general one, but as Father continued he took each problem an individual Catholic ordinarily encounters and treated it in as average a manner as was possi- ble. For those who had any particular question, however, he was avail- able between conferences for a private talk. The three days went by in an atmosphere of silence, silence that was golden because it was fruitful. On Friday morning the senior class went to Communion in a body, and almost before we knew it we were at two-thirty conference that afternoon. Our retreat was over: we were at peace and alert to new beginnings. We ned again that Catholic life can be beautiful when it is lived should be lived. had all lear as it

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Anne Cooney and Anthony Visk demonstrate that they prefer bonds to bombs. alqt plays an active part in the cur- riculum Of Catholic High. A pupil interested in this subject will have the opportunity of entering scholastic art contests which challenge his cre- ative ability and test his knowledge of principles. This year Anne Baker '43, staff artist for The Triune and The Torch, and Lor- etta Beeler '43, staff artist for The Catholicon, as well as Jack Coleman '44, cartoonist, were awarded Scholastic keys for exhibitings made competitively in Albany. Designing the future . . . Joan Farrell acts as art critic while Loretta Beelel' brushes up on her art ..... lRightb A nn e Baker, M.A. UH. W ,HDL Z 1