Catholic High School of Baltimore - Troubadour Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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a Faith that is OUR POPS ARE TOPS was the slogan wo chose for the Father-Daughter Communion Breakfast sponsored by the Mothers Club. Main table dignitaries arc Sistor M. Lucella, guest speaker Rev. Aloysius I. Burgyroff. Sister Constantino, and Mr. Joseph Mooney, chairman of the breakfast. THE FIRST FATHER-DAUGHTER BREAKFAST held on Sunday, Oct. 27, Finds many smiling lassies and their Dads just after Holy Mass. Notice that we caught some of our good moihors who, as usual, are busy taking cate of their families.

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of our Holy Faith, SISTER M. CONSTANTINE, O.S.F. Superior Sitter M. Constontino is superior of our religious faculty, the Glen Riddle Sitters of St. Francit. Sitter alto teaches biology and can recall years of loyalty to our Alma Mater, loyalty that expresses itself daily in selfless service to all phases of TCHS life. YOU ARE VERY WELCOME, SISTERS, Sitter Lucella tayt to the Sitters of Ihe Good Shepherd who visited TCHS in March to discuss Ihe work of their community. Aposllos league officers Pal Lilly, Mary Hcrthflcld, and Pat Cassidy are present, too. SENIORS Lucretia Grossman and Letitia DiVcnanzio consult Sister Stephon, registrar, about their permanent record. SENIOR OFFICERS and reps receive religious and lay teachers at the Teachers Institute, Sept. 27 and 28. Lois Guc, Susan Greene, Joanne Falalico, and Lillian Jawortki are greeting some Sistors of Charity. 13

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SPEAKERS' TABLE al the Mother-Daughter Com- munion Breakfast on Sunday, April IS, finds Sistor Constantine, Father O'Neill, S.S.J., Father O'Dea, S.S.J., celebrant of the Mass, and officers of tho Mothers Club: Mrs. Day, Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Hack, Mrs. Becker, Mrs. Tribull, Mrs. Melewski, and Mrs. Livingston. treasured by our parents. AFTER MASS, Mother and daughter sat down in their nice Easter finory, at right and below, loll, to a tasty breakfast not only cooked but sorvcd by you-know-who? Dad, of course. Faculty members vouched for Dad's A-l home- economics score. GUEST SPEAKER Reverend William Kailer Dunn, chaplain at Notre Dame College, exhorts Mothers to preach Catholic ideals by their good example.