Elmira Catholic High School - Victorian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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l .Sl'tIfl'l1'f H. RlCL4Z1I'fllj', NI. M. Slliillllibll, j, Rn-icly. .S'lr111zIir1g.' F. mlClHL'l'l1Cj', I. Mulligan, li. larrwll. A. Smith, -I 'l'urn1cy, IC. Kluxlcy. THE SENIOR PLAY GLASS DISHES Abigail Pcttibont' Ellen hloxlcy Posy Gaclml . . . Hvlvn lX4CC1lI'flly' l:lOl'L'IlCC Roberts fX'Iargarct lVlary Shannon Nlllfli Thurston . Iobn Xlulllgan Bill ljvouiuur . Iobn bI.01'IllCy Bt-llv I'mo411'clman Frauen-s Nlclm-rncy PI'0l-CSSUI' Dlngwull . Artbur Slllllll Dulriu Robcrts loan Rt-idy Inn Thurston lfclwarcl Carroll Tllcrt- were lou' anfl nuSt'luuf in tlus x'car's Senior plav, with tllu olcl-lasluonccl bonu' of' Xliss Abigail Pcttibonc as tllc PL'l'l-CCI Scttlng lor tlu' tlungs that ll2lp1K'llt'Cl. Aunt Abigail, a Sll2lI'PAf0I1gllR'tl, gklilfl-l1L'8I'fL'il spuustcr, is CO1H1JL'llL'1l to nuxvc froin l1L'l' quaint llousc lwczlllsc of nnlvzucl taxt-S, Vxfhilc lT1lL'lCll1i1 , sbt' tliscovcrs sonlc olcl dishcs ol Sandwich glass wlucb sbc dt-ciflt-s to send to tba' T-CIIIICSSCL' Blisslonarx' Suclcty, Although cliscouragccl by ber bard luck, sbt' succcccls in bringing together bw' lurcc. Florence Robcrts, ancl Nlurli Thurston, as well as lYlIlTl1L'I'll1g thc plans of Dulcic ancl Jim, who want to grt I112l1'1AlL'Ll cw'n tbuugb tllcj' bawc no IHOIICY. Cmnctly is provlclccl by Pow, tbc llttlc qucstiun box, who always wants to know, and Bill l5oo1nc1', CX-pugilist anml solvcr of problems. Tlu- PSCllll0fVllllllIlS, lVl1's. Boarclnlan :Intl PI'0fL'SSOI' Dlngwcll, lcccp tlu' action, as wcll as rht- lovc interest, Qtllllfg. Ancl when tlu' glass clisbcs turn out to bc valunblc antiques, onlv to bc lost anal 1-t-gaim-fl srvcral timcs, tba' auclicncc is tlivlclccl bctwccn lauglms ancl tears. Of Courstx all cncls haplulv, as it alwavs Sboulrl, with Aunt Abigail holding tht- allsbcs ancl tbc rcspcctivc lovers bolcling bancls. Ol -53 lo 1

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lfirsf Vu-ze: F. Hughes, M. M. Kelly, lf. Mclnerney, XV. Reecl, li. Moxley, I. Rhode, H. Burns, J. Reicly. Semazd r'fm'.' l . Sweeney, -l. Mack, M. NYipller. .fX. Smith, M. M. Shannon, C Rayinore. A. Crossed, Tlzird I'0Tn'.' M. Cierrity, XY. Kelly, ll. Meiiartliy, li. Carroll, K. Sheehan, C. lfouliy, M. Hall. THE FRENCH CIRCLE President . Irene Rohde Vice-President William Reed Secretary . . Ellen Moxley Treasurer . Firmina Sweeney Faculty Adviser Sister Nlary Stephen The French Club was organized bv the members of the French Three Class in October of 1937. lts meetings were helcl on several Friclavs during French Class. Throughout the year, many programs were given, consisting of stories, Poems, anecclotes. and jokes. Une of the most interesting was the Play Ulscs Trois Qursm or The Three Bears, given near the encl of the Hrst semester. Another high point in the years prograni was the Quick Quiz which was given cluring the secontl semester. lt was concluctecl by Williriiii Reed and was given entirely in French. Although this club is 1lOt quite a year olcl, it has clone much to help the members obtain knowledge of l7rance anrl French culture through its activities. Nlanv of the members are corresponding with stutlents in France. The club is planning to bring its year to a close with an assembly to be heltl in hflay for the benefit of the whole student borlv. lt will consist of songs and recitations in French, anal will be climaxetl bv a short play which will also be presented in the French language. ol 57 lo

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Ifruzzf m'zt': H. Hcfartliy. lf. Nfoxlcy, A, Smith, XY. Reed. li. lilgfoiiegro. Hack rote: M. Shields, M. Hughes. J. Mack. S. Gilroy. li. lliorclan. I. Ervin. lf Szupillo. President . Vice-President Secretary Treasurer . . Senior Counsellors lunior Counsellors . Sophomore Counsellors Freshman Counsellors Eacultv Adviser . Arthur Smith . Ellen Nloxlev Helen NIcCarthv . . YVilliam Reed . . lohn Nfaclc. Shirley Gilroy Edward Lagonegro, Nfargaret Shields . . lohn Ervin. lVTary Hughes Cheslove Szupello, Evelyn Riordan . . . Sister M. Eleanor THE SODALITY For the eighth successful vear the Sodalitv has continued its praiseworthv activities in the Elmira Catholic High School. This vear it was decided to have membership include 1 f 1 the whole school. Officers from the Senior C.ass were elected. and two delegates rom e.1c.i class were chosen. Thus the officers and the delegates plan activities, and the whole school joins in to make these a success. The ohject of the Sodalitv in past semesters has been to ransom Pagan hahies. To ohtain money for this worthy cause, the Sodalitv held varied activities throughout the vear. These were all so successful that enough rnonev was received to ransoiii a pagan hahv and to provide for the childs welfare during the past months. Under the careful guidance of Sister Eleanor, and aided hv the ambitious worlc of the entire school for the Sodality, we feel sure that this organization will in the future continue to be as successful as it has lveen in the pas I. ol SQ Io