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

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DE COll'CIL Left lu lfiyjhl. Top Roux' XY. E S. Namlv, YY. I's-:iso Second Ron I DiM uk lfr. J. Lo lnr-anl', J. Iiotvliiv, I . K4-nipf . .. Iluuliz-rt, R. Eek f'l1 rode, I'. Yr-tt l-l'. J. S1-limivlt, A. :irtilf-, .I. Mi rnuxzxl izh. S. Aim-llo. Th 1'1' d H r:11'.' I. Il r'rr sr-ions. M. Arlaim. A. Si lln1u1u it-, IG. Hitt llln- yt-r, F. oltisiim-, M. Lippi. H. xi. c'm.so.mi..t-. Lu :1'f'r' R rn1:',' P. Mt-llc-rrnot.t, A. Dunn, M. I-'. Purlmin, J. llusic, A 1 -'f-1 it-fi f-1,, H. Iiovm-li. .4flzw'sw', Mo'ruE1c EUGENE IVIARIE, I. H. M. 0 TUITK 'H in :1 pt-rsoiizil way the entire Ill0lI1lll'l'Sl1IlJ of the school is the purpose of this Assoeiiition. II1LlllgllI'ilI0tl in 1941, it has gziinecl 21 firm foothold at Vntholic- High this year, :mtl :is it t'0l1fIllll0S to grow the Colmt-il looks forwzircl to serving its school in higrgger :incl hetter wuys in the yours to como. The following pledge, taken hy :ill Student Council officers, gives :i good idea of what the Associzition liars set! out to ziccomplisli. Pledge for tudent Council Officers l will strive for the zittziinment of high iclm-als. for the uplift of the Association :mtl the svhool, hoth :ilonv :incl with others: I will olwy :mtl respect the laiws :mtl tlo my lwst to incite ai like 0lX'tIII'lICC' and rospvet in my fellow stiult-lit strive to tlllIt'lil'Il the sense of responsibility :Among the stutleiits may have :ui :ipprec-izitioxi :uid llIltll'l'Slill1tlIllg of thi ' svhool stzuicls. PAGE 48 s. I will :it large that they 1 high imlezils for which our

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JU IOR RED CROSS U IT Adviser, SISTER TERESA JOSEPH, R. S. M. N A WORLD such as we live in today, where nothing is heard hut war and rumors of war, the Junior Red Cross Council has taken an active part in various projects for our boys in the service. These have been outlines, through the course of the year, by the officers of the different Chapters. Several representatives from each homeroom joined in making scrapbooks to entertain the soldiers, in making letter portfolios-handy little gadgets in which to keep emnrespondenee and private papers, and in knitting afghans for our service men. Une laudable f act about the Red Cross work done hy the students is the personal enjoyment. eaeh individual seemed to get out of it. Twelve members of the Council were present at the National Convention of the Red Cross whieh was held in Harrisburg this year. James Carroll, president of the Junior Council, presided at the morning session. This group of Junior Red Cross Members is busy making scraphooks for the soldiers. Lefl Io Riyhl,F1'rs1 Row: H. Kramer, L. Harle. l'. Mzinnix, D. Pugliese. Second Row: A. Updegrove fst.andin,q,J. C. Oldshue, J. Verhos, R. Tezak, M. Zlogar, C. lfazio. Third Row: M. Farrell, M. Mm-Clintock, L. DiSunto, M. A. Leo. Back Row: J. Bruno Cstandingj, C. Stefanie, J. Weitzel, H. Trees, G. Giunelli. PAGE 49