Fontbonne Hall Academy - Fontbonne Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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5 4 1 Sally Ferrara, Renee Creighton, and Dolores Moran admire Fontbonne's new Bible. Rebuilding Society's Social Order, a study of Pope Pius Xl's encyclical on labor, absorbs the attention of these Juniors: Carol Stahl, Helen Murphy, Maureen McLaughlin, Virginia Lee, Maureen Dugan, Claire Little, Denise Fauci, Joan Campbll, Maura RELIGIO Today's student at Fontbonne Hall is being steadily molded into tomorrow's staunch Catholic woman. Fontbonne's religion course is designed to give its stud- ents a well understood and firmly rooted faith. Although moral counsel and Catholic philosophy begin with our religion classes, they are by no means confined to these three or four periods a week. There is an under- Current of religion in everything that is said or done in Fontbonne. Our formal religion program includes a year study for each of the following: Church liturgy, the Scrip- tures, the Commandments, and Church History. A thorough interpretation of the four major encyclicals is also included in the religion schedule. Aside from the required religious training, Catholic doctrine is in- jected into every other class. As the students absorb Christian principles throughout the day, their moral background is being formed as is, consequently, their way of life. Wixsted, Ann Timmes, Audrey Woods, Georgina Bassett, Coneetta Iacono, Barbara Battaglia, and Betty Clancy. From it they receive wise counseling on modern social problems. it ' If N h Fl i li -ll 'z 5 it' 1 '4' 'E rw.