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

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Whole Hearted Participation . . . SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVES Top row: Catherine Barrett. Dorothy Ryan. Eleanor Magee. Mary T. Gallagher. Patricia Green. Margaret Iackson. Sophomores here are caught in a reverent moment looking intently on the posters depicting the Passion ot Christ that the various members of the Art Department contributed for the Retreat. Dolores McGarrigle. Center: Patricia A. Lyons. Lower: Anna Meilan, Eileen Coursault. Anna Cionci. Patricia O'Neill, Mary lane Stanley. Pictured are Mary Dutty pointing proudly to the Jeep which rep- resents her section on the big Ieep Chart. Rita Salzano and Mil- dred Schiavo. eagerly anticipating our grand total ol 134 ieeps.

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lVho Says Sehool Can't Be Fun? .. A Sister Louise Marie, I.H.M.. Mathematics: Sister Marcella, Fides, I.H.M., History: Sister Maria Gratia. S.M.. Latin: S.M.. Latin: Sister Marcia Marie. O.S.F., Commercial: Sister Sister Maria Regis. I.H.M., Religion. Margaret Bemadette. O.S.F.. Commercial: Sister Maria Like music on the waters is thy sweet voice to me. Our sophomores learn quickly and correctly. Sister Marie Celine. S.S.I.. English: Sister Marie Emily, Agnes. S.M.. Latin: Mother Mary Angelica, S.H.C.I.. French: S.S.I.. English: Sister Mary Adelpha. O.S.F.. Science: Sister Sister Mary Consuela. I.H.M., History. Mary Agatha. I.H.M., Clothing and Foods: Sister Mary 27

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. . . Strengthens School Spirit We learn by doing. Hence, freshmen and sophomores learn the spirit of Hallahan through participation in its oppor- tunities. The war presented needs which called for special skills and sacrifice of leisure. Girls who like to knit plied busy needles in the making of afghans. The sale of stamps and bonds became a school project which reached its climax in the purchase of a bomber and its second peak in the month of April in the procurement of l34 jeeps. ln this effort to aid the war, sophomores and freshmen did a magnificent share. They took their places as representatives of their respective sections and improved their knowledge of student government. Alert and interested, they lost no opportunity to know their school better and to get the most from its advantages. The Easter retreat was an unprecedented experience for the freshmen. Many of the sophomores, in the annex for the preceding year, found the experience new and delightful. Socially, mentally, and spiritually the undergraduates grew-not like Topsy but in the spirit of their school. Pictured are Mary E. Shaughnesy. Mary T. C. Gallagher, and Catherine Tuccio. These girls are knitting an afghan which is designed to aid the war ettort. FRESHMAN REPRESENTATIVES' Top row: Margaret Boland. Anne Gallagher, Mary Marsh. Florence McTaggart. Lower row: Angela DeMarco and Veronica Sullivan. Freshmen harpists Marie Sankey, Esma Vergara. and. Mary Rodgers pose with their teacher. Maryiane Mayhew Barton. Their class is proud oi their progress.