Charleston Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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jfgmf Ci jrfclnce We are highly indebted to our instructors at C.C.H.S,, for it-is under their supervis- ion, to a great extent, that our creed for life is planned. They strive, through patience, understanding, sound teaching, and sincere advice, to instill in the students the best physical, mental, Sister M. Antonine, O.S.F' Junior Class and moral Standards' By their Mathematics, Social Studies efforts, the channels to a world X of truth and wonder are opened, I 'K' X N From the hands of the faculty, X X we take the brilliantly- blazing Torch of Knowledge, which lights our way to X the future. X Sister M. Serafia O.S.F'. Sophomore Clgass ' Latin, Mathematics K -- i i S E g 7 Senior .Class Sister M. Constance, O.S.F'. English Sophomore Class sister M. Harrier, o.s,F. Science, Mathematics f 16 r

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Zhese Zee, J-laee Helped lls Zhreugh Che years The clean, tidy atmosphere of our school building instills in the students a greater pride in C.C.H.,S.,and encourages them to practice orderliness and neatness both in school and out, This atmosphere is established and carefully maintained by our janitor, who offers his helpful co--operation in planning and preparing for school projects: plays, dances, etc. The workofthe cooks, too, is greatly appreciated by the students who, at noon, stream from classes to the cafeteria to receive a hot lunch, served politely and cheerfully, To these fine people, we extend our sincere thanks, M janitor, r,Harold Ryle, our efficient school Our fine cooks: Mrs. Katherine King, Mrs, Gertrude Burgess, and Mrs Albert Dery, 18 -i