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

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flict was ended. lVe could now look ahead with eagerness, since the heavy pall of war had been lifted. Lessons were resumed the following September, aIId we began to enjoy the long anticipated status of Juniors. This year we were able to select our own subjects. Choosing those which would best fit us for our future life, we continued anew our search for knowledge and were agreeably surprised at the new horizons opened to us. Again we did not neglect to take part in extra- curricular life, as was evidenced by the fact that the City Basketball Championship nearly passed to Catholic High that year. The clubs and cultural groups were also augmented by many of our talented members. Later the histrionic ability of a few of our class was ably demonstrated in the three-act play, Freckles, while the highlight of the year was that great social event, the Junior Prom, held at the Civic Club. Then came examinations, promotion, and the quiet and peace of the summer vacation, which in a very short time was succeeded by a period of RECONSTRUCTION We had now risen above the point of youthful dreaming, and were prepared to face the gross reality of our part in the changing complexities of a new world. Study took on a different meaning. Some of our members took part and led the various societies, others participated in the oratorical contest, wrote and won prizes for essays, and did their share in the Student Council. Still others were the mainstay of the Choric Speech Group, Glee Club, Band, and Orchestra. Then came that oasis in the desert-our Three-day Retreat, when with reverent silence, we meditated and considered the place we were des- tined to fill in future life. Toward the close of this four-year journey, the outstanding events were the Junior PI'0ll1 held this year at the Penn-Harris Hotel, the Student Council dances, and the three-act comedy, D0n't Take My Penny. Then to climax it all we became the City Football Champions for the first time in the history of Catholic High, while in basketball, too, we held our own and almost became State Catholic Champions. As the great day finally arrived and our ship pulled into port, we stood with mingled feelings of joy and regret-joy in having achieved our goal, and regret at the severance of the close association with our dear Alma Mater. The moment of parting leaves us with a sincere hope that through our efforts, the grace of God, and the aid of Our Lady of Fatima, Queen of Peace, we can greatly assist in this stupen- dous task of reconstruction and the seeking of a just and lasting peace. OFFICERS Preszfdent .... RICHARD lVIURPHY Vice-Preszdenl . WILLIAM CAMPBELL Secretary ..... CAROLINE BECK Treasurer BTARY CATHERINE DENNIN PAGE 19

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