Catholic High School For Girls - Silver Sands Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Have Their Day! understond more fully whgt their handbooks signify. This should help them know Hdlld- horn better cmd like it more. A recrl potrty otlwoys involves refreshments. This yeotr the freshmen received toffies, which they otppdrently enjoyed. Wegring big green ribbons the first yeor girls stood out conspicu- ously. The seniors in turn were odorned with red ribbons. Both closses wore smoll tugs pinned dt their necks with the words Welcome Freshmen printed thereon. lt wcts or grecrt ddy for otutogrdph collectors. Now the freshmen hotve something to look forwcrrd to. They cc1n't wgit until they otre seniors, otnd con put on cr ploy for the future freshmen. They gre looking to the future, but we hove begun to look bock wistfully. Posing as bookends are Gloria Lucchesi. and Rosalie Dipetro. lane Matsinger sings the curriculum song. A tap dance was rendered by Rose R. Lombardo. Alice Cardella. Theresa McGorry. Loretta McPhillips. and Gloria Corbo. The handbook is being explained to Anne Hart by Mickey Mouse. Mickey acts as an un- official guide for this small freshman. Anne passes this information to Rose di Giacomo. Eleanor Kutsch. Patricia Sweeney. and Dolores Mcl-lnany. lreshies all.

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. . . The Blue H Replaces the Green Our future scientists learn the mysteries of research work in the laboratory. They discover science. of which they knew little. prior to this year. We find Margaret Norrett preparing sori lfern seedsl for inspection under a microscope. Marie De Rosa. Teresa Conway. and Grace Orlando record their findings for comparison later. Mary Gallagher explains a chart on the lite ot a fem. Mary Gallagher holds a frame containing silk cocoons. Rita Dunn. Grace Orlando and Rita Mastrogiovanni study different phases in the lite cycle ol a silk worm. Anna Rappelli. Marie Maurizi, Gilda Treppiedi and Marie Zubaly might be thinking of new silk blouses. Do you suppose we have a prospective Rosa Bonheur. or an Adrian. perhaps even a Mainbocher of the future in this class? In their freshman year these girls were taught simple designs. but now they can use their own imaginations. Sally Caldwell is sketching her design while Irene Kxaiewski and Mary Walsh color theirs.