Catholic High School - Patrician Yearbook (Pottsville, PA)

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I I I Our Teachers Seek fo Develop in Our Faculfy If our hope for the future lies in our children. our future is in good measure in the hands of our teachers. Those who have dedicated their lives to a career in teaching with a sense of real devotion. clearly recognize and enjoy the privilege of being instruments of God in bringing His truth to youth. A teoclier affects l'f6'l'l1ff-1',' lu' can never tell wllere lzis irlfluence stopsf' 4. Design . . . order . . . and presto! these freshman artists, Wil- liam Bradley, Marie lireydt, John Rosenberger, and Paul Lucas, produce fine examples of central balance. NIOTIIER Nl-XRY 'l'IIUNlAS. S.S.J. Prinripol SISTER ST. ISABELLE, S.S.J. Religion, lingflislz, Journalism SISTER NIARIE ST. JOHN, S.S..I. Lalin, Iinclislz SISTER ROSE EDNIONIJ. S.S..I. Religion, Iinelislz, Biology SISTER AGNES TERESA, S.S.J. Religion, Iingflislz, National Problems The pen is mightier than the sword. Sister Rose Edmond supervises Center mrture: the study of Catholic magazines in room 20 during Catholic Press Month. Jumm' PhY5'0'5f5 hear lmzzfflt' in their ears as they determine the fre- quency of the tuning fork. l.on:'er rielzl, page ll: Tomorrow and tomorrow and to- morrow . . What will it bring to these students? Father Gormley helps them to decide their future lives.

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Sfudies Confribufe fo Our Daily lnfellecfual Growfli The Marian Year theme is carried out in Room 25 by the many posters and pictures. Arlene Nlistysyn, renter, explains the meaning of the poster to the class ollicers, left tn rigflzt, Ronald Savitsky. Robert Ylollyunq, and Nlary Quirin. Below: Sister C0rnelius's French students strive t0 improve their accents as they 5 sing 'l'oujour, the ever-popular AI- 1 ways. l'frper right, page 13: Far-away places . . but these World History students strive for a Continent- al air as they View the other side of the world-V on paper. of course. Bottom, page 13: rlihe Wiorld of Science is discovered by these sophomore biologists, left of fulrle to right, Constance Nlcllonald. Alicia Dooley. Nlary .lane Piccioni. Anna Sam. Martin Hupka, Robert Pomian. Nlichael Nlclieon, Thomas Liptock, Andrew Nlik- ovich, William Nlulroy, Ronald Rlischak, and David Henyacker. Room 23 celebrates Pennsylvania Week by combining history and art. At the board, left to right, Dolores Strauss, Elizabeth O'Neill, and Nlichael Heinley put the final touch to their illus- trations of the State flower, bird, tree. and seal. 1 I