Harrisburg Catholic High School - Pridwen Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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gg fx- ' . yr - if . Upper: lvo Dihlartile shows a Senior Class in lstory how the events ol the Spanish-American far proved the necessity for building the Panama anal. Lower: A portion of the physics laboratory where ir young scientists have an opportunity to apply nc laws of mechanics, heat, sound, electricity, id light. Upper: Our motto, Religione Sapientia Colitur, IS being put into practice by this Senior class in religion. Lower: The chemistry laboratory, where elements are examined, gases generated and collected, foods tested, and many other interesting wonders of science performed. Class in home hygiene- Elizabeth A group of Freshmen from the art A popular piece of apparatus in tl- mpos, under the direction ol Nlrs. class, putting lIflISl1IUg touches on physics laboratory is the XNlI1lSl1lll'E ella Trostle R. IN., shows the class posters to be entered In a contest. machine shown above In operation b w to bathe a patient. Nlarie Nlorland the patient. Eileen Rodgers and Richard Schmie ,l....I,.,.. .I..,Z.. ,.,,,I,, 1' 1 ,. . .'

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:fe hz the elauzaom K, r-M E Above: Seniors filing cards in ollicc practice class. Above: Future stenographcrs transcribing matt A place lor everything and everything in its place. dictated at 120 words a minute. Bclozr: Anna Gangi can total a column of ligurcs Bcloux' If the Freshmen are-n't able to write a correct letter after this class in linglish, then a llash withthisaclding machine. Anne Nledved proves to the Sophomores z important theorem in geometry. llcaring her employe-r's voice through the cc phone, Bertha Fisher finds it easy to write l' letters. something's wrong. 2 Q r Ping-pong, ping-pong. Margaret Adam shows this .lunior Class how easy it is VVho-won the game of dart Physical 6ClL1CZltIOTl is fun. to make out a balance sheet. Ask Austm Dougherty, Rudy ' llelen Constantine, or hlary K physical cd ucation pupil

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Omnia Gallia in tres partex divisa ext. Another Sophomore Class, Room 102, follows Caesar in his conquest of Gaul. Thomas VVeitzel's map shows just where this troublesome Gaul is. To determine the coellicient of linear expansion requires patience and accuracy. Richard Mclaughlin Clqfzj, Teresa Gersic, John Kennedy, John Dowling, and John Ornclorll' show how it is clone. Bon jour, nox amisf Our Victor records operated by lvo DiMartile bring a native French professor into the classroom. The conversation today is on French politeness. VVatching the printed word while the Frenchman speaks is interesting as well as bene- licial to our pronunciation. Would you like to join our class? Regina llusie Clqflj and Jean Dietricli look on while l.ouis Krzyzosiak and Charles Mamuzic check carefully the temperature as the distillation process is being carried on. Poetry, the short story, the novel - three types ol' literature studied by this Sophomore group in English are reviewed for the class by Lawrence Nlotkowski, John Culp, and Alice Cox. Dissecting the starlish is just one of the many duties of our young biologists, Joseph lX'linnaugh fleflj, Frank Kempli, and llelen Pairits. PAGE 56