Cecilian Academy - Signet Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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if We t 1 -v .Q - , if ' A L3 if ,f l , U :Q . 5 1 , . ', 2- t iff. . 1 . , i ' T gr . ' 1 X- ' 5 ' v ' u.aQ.f:f' 4 if 1- 5 4 f, 'Q' 'f , k i. FMP M M,,9a. as With snow so scarce last winter . these fun-loving youngsters of all grades have gathered enough to build the first Cecilian snowman ol the season. , if XX QQ9' H QQO b f Qi' -2 w , 1 w tf , FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES-Front Row: Iohanna Goeckler. Bonita Con- well, Rosemary Guerrina. Suzanne Schanne. Marion Hober, Bernadette Black. Christina Foley, Barbara Spratt. Middle Row: Anastasia Hag- an, Ann Gallagher. Ruth Ann Flynn. Patricia Cunningham. Kathryn Schultz Carol Hughes 'Carole Scan- lon. Top Row: Ioyce Pchola Georg- iana La Bar Marcia Bieler Sally Bergen Suzanne Linton. Helene Voke Ianet Brown Yvonne Dutras- ne Marie Slawek. l E . . 1 l I l , . . S . . if r . .f - , 1: ua fm, , .ww ' . r + X78 t 4 , X l gi Y , l , , 4 G Q f HF? , R Ar 03' WNW I Grade School Book Week pro grams encouraged a iorward march toward good readmg Here members ot the hith and s1xth grades present a make believe gn, broadcast from Station B-O-O-K-S. I t X . K A.

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SEVENTH AND ElGH'l'I'I GRADES- Front Row: Leonora Moreschi, Sheila Mackie, Sandra Pertetti, Patricia Caine, Iohanne Curcio, Alice Mak- em, Dolores Tinneny. Second Row: Sheileen Byrnes, Alice Marie Mc- Fadden, Hope McKee, Suzanne Du- lrasne, Virginia Berry, Katherine Hughes. Upper Row: Mary Ann Can- dido, Ioyce Allen, Ioanne Rosa, Bar- bara Stoll, Marguerite Shewell, Dor- othy Armstrong, Georgia Ann Mul- ler, Nancy Pillion, Maureen Black. xgX lIHIl IIRIEN WIIH SIIMHHINIS I0 Illlf I f Across the campus from their big sisters of the High School Department, younger Cecilianites pray, plan, and toil diligently every day. We hold 138 our Lower School, to be a proving ground, as it were, wherein the young minds and souls entrusted there find guidance and direction in the pursuit of happy. holy knowledge. Lowell has said that Nature has Btted all her children with something to do. From pre-school training through the Elementary, Intermediate, and Iunior High divisions ot our Grade School, Cecilian endeavors to fit her students with the how of that doing. These candid glimpses into daily activities reveal the accomplishment ol such purposes. V w......... - 32, y 4

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I-e ' s I wily? S? 11' .. --'.s':....-we 1' 's f There is cr Joy in learning' Here is the necessary proof from ' 1' -' f L mqj. W ' r 1 , f l . ,asf IH, 5, ,, ',:-2 .' .'ff 1 .' ' ii ' si ' X 591 ff - 1- ' ' V'vv R Each year in answer to a plea from the Little Sisters f the Poor Cecilian replies with cr contribution for cr raphy, Spelling. or simply Reading that provokes such happy clean sweep. This year's donation oi one hundred interest? thirty brooms is pictured with representative donors. a corner oi our third cmd lourth grade room ls it History. Geog ' ,Www 5