Gloucester Catholic High School - Maryan Yearbook (Gloucester, NJ)

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REV. ROBERT F. SMITH Religion IV—Boys, Girls REV. JOHN COOKE REV. JOHN L. O’CONNOR Religion I—Boys Religion II—Boys RELIGION 12 Religion III boys learn of the Christian Life and the Wcrship of God. Man as social being has responsibilities to God and his neighbor. He worships God in the liturgy as a social being, making himself a member of society and of Christ’s Mystical Body. Father Perrelli, assisted by Dolores Vignoli, illustrates the external signs of faith by use of the triangle, the symbol of the Unity and Trinity of God.

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IN THE ADVENTURES OF THE MIND Our success demands of us foresight. This bounding world of diversification confronts us with an ever-increasing need for a change . . . a change of mind, of heart, and of procedure. The MARYAN has felt this movement and has changed. It features special interest of the mind, a keener feeling of the heart, a renewed interest in physical fitness and a new system of presentation. The MARYAN has been divided into sep- arate departments in order to focus full attention on each of the excellent courses offered to edu- cate the mind, the body, and the soul, that is the whole man. PARTMENTS

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REV. JAMES M. PERRELLI Religion II—Boys, Girls The Religion IV girls delight in an imaginary- visit to the Vatican Council. Maria Barbera translates the Italian script into English as her classmates and Father Smith listen. The book MCitta del Vaticano” has beautiful photo- graphic illustrations in color and black and white of the Vatican Council in session and other places of interest in Rome. SPIRITUAL VIGOR RENEWED . . . W. Murphy explains to the class of Religion IV proofs for the authenticity of the gospels. Father Smith, instructor. The Freshmen boys take notes. Father Cooke introduces the students to the intimacy of God, through a biblical and historical approach. 13