Central Catholic High School - Glen Echoes Yearbook (Allentown, PA)

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--9 5 .32 A SISTER MARY BORGIA, M.S.C. SISTER MARY DEOFILIA, M.S.C. SISTER MARY ROSELLA, M.S.C Plane Geometry Religion I-Plane Geometry Religion I Sophomore Girls' Homeroom Adviser Freshman Girls' Homeroom Adviser Freshman Girls' Homeroom Adviser Catholic Action Club Moderator 'Top-page lOiLoyalty ranks supreme! Irene Petro and Francis Roesch are the efficent co-chairmen of our Catholic Action Club. Their enthusiasm manifests itself in every phase of Catholic Action-the support of missions, the spreading of Catholic Literature, promoting devotion to Our Blessed Mother and to Our Eucharistic King. 4Bottom-page IOP Bundles for China! The Mission promoters are combining gaiety with their im- portant task of packing clothes for our foreign missions. It is the ambition of every homeroom section to merit a gold star by their weekly contributions for the support of the missions. lCenterI Our Literature Promoters of the Catholic Action Club do a masterful iob in the spreading of Catholic Literature, Magazines and Papers are sent to the prisons, hospitals, oiphanages, missions, and other worthy organizations. iBelowP Living Our Faith is the main obiective of the Religion course taught at Central Catholic. Catherine Handlon, Daniel Smith, and Thomas Gallis represent a portion of the junior religion class taught by Father Hynes. Emphasis is placed on the study of the Commandments of God and of the Church. 9-

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' 'W 'EMM ' .K lrvllci' llllllK'I'NliIIllllllQ nl' fillI'lNll2lll sucizil IJl'lllCllJll.'N. ziml crripliaisis on thc l'L'l2lllUll of thc lmsl lu lhc prcscril. summarize thc :rims ol' the liisrory ilcpzri-lrriciil. :incl gixc lhc sucizil sciences ai PI'lllIllllCllI plzicc ill our high sclmnl lllllilfllllllll. The slurlx ul' Worlil History, .lrneririiri History. ziml Xaitiorizil l,lUlJll'lllN help us lo lczirn thc laifts gilmirl iviri fllllllllll ligrckgririirnl sri ihzrl wc' may lllll'lllgl'lll- ls aiiizilwc :mil iriiilelslgiricl our lll'L'Nl'lll-ilill smizil. cmiroriiic ziml lmliliuil pmlxlm'ri1s in lhc light ul flzllllulic lJr'iiic'iplcs. 1 1 1 lLeftl ALL ROADS LEAD TO ROME-Sister Eileen explained to a class of sophomores in WORLD HISTORY, how Rome, a hundred years before the rebirth of the Christian world, became the hub of the cultural wheel, because the Romans cultivated a strong sense of justice which radiated into all parts of the Roman Empire, and cast its influence on all great nations. 1AboveI NEWS-OF-THE-NATION-MAY 13, l846. No, this is not a m.sprint! Out of the past comes the startling headlines, Congress Declares War on Mexico. This monthly edition of past facts on politics helped Joan Dubrosky and Edward Bloom to realize the im- portance of a President's influence on Congress even in the days of the critical period of AMERICAN HISTORY. Sister Alma Patricia and the remainder of the class were the enthusiastic onlookers. glrightl SISTER JOSEPH BERNARD, S.S.J. SISTER MARY EILEEN, S.S.J. Head of the Social Science Depart- wurld History me , Sophomore Boys' Homeroom Adviser Nahonal Problems Dramatic Club Moderator Senior Girls' Homeroom Adviser History Club Moderator srsrsrz STELLA FRANCIS, s.s,J. 5'5TER ALMA PATR'C'A' S'S'J4 World History Freshman Boys' Homeroom Adviser World History and American History Freshman Girls' Homeroom Adviser 41' Alihlffl 1 ri SISTER M. BARTHOLOMEW, S.S.J American History Junior Boys' Homeroom Adviser ln charge of Girls' Uniforms