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

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URK Interest in the library is not lacking. Volunteer helpers take their jobs seriously. Pictured here are student librnry assistants busy with their various oeeupations. SlflLILd'i'I1gLQftl0 Right: Sister Marielda, librziriang borrowing 2. book: M. Spagnolog shelf- reacling: F. Reinhardtg charging a book: E. Gales: stamping ownership: F. McCormick. Seated: pasting date-due slips: J. Skof: lettering books: R. 0'Keefeg typing book-cards: M. Margetnnski. Youth Has Its Say. These students look forward to at permanent system of general security, that is, to some definite plan to keep the peace. The lfnitecl Nations is the topic of discussion. Those eondueting the discussion are Cleft to rightj M. Hflftiilllllll, J. lteaignil, R. Murphy, P. Halblieb, N. Kiefer, R. Zlognr, A. Morgan, E. lielieie, P. Creeclen, P. liubb, C, Bender. .-Xlgebra. evidently is not clitheult for these young liinsteins-S. Pavink, J. Meliaugblin. and C. Egan- reimler. R. T. Sawyer, D. Nupiltonin, A. Vasco, and R. Doubt explain to the Religion lll eliiss that the Coinnmndnients of God are ai positive help to main in the work of saving his soul. PAGE 43

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T WORK Senior religion elasses display posters on Open House Day. This group of Seniors is intent upon the posters illustrating the Free Will of Man and the Four Marks of the Church. Left to Right: B. Stautfer, J. Rutter, J. Baker, F. Sebastian and P. Creeden. J. Baker, R. Brown, and R. Chambers, heing in- terested in public speaking, carefully examine a poster on synonyms used by orators, debating among themselves when it is proper to use proclaim, aver, and declare. Visual aids always enliven any c-lass. Here J. Pease, with the aid of slides, is better ahle to demonstrate the plan of Caesar's earnp to C. Steese and W. Rutter. PAGE 45