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

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Interestin DRAMATIC CLUB SISTER NIARY ELI-LANUR. R.S.M., Adviser One of the most Important steps in the production of any play is the selecting of a suitable drama. Here the wouldfbe actors and actresses check, select, and reject possibilities for reproduction during Catholic Book Week, Before long, these freshmen hope to earn a place among Broadways Stars. LIBRARY CLUB SISTER NIARIELDA, S.C.C., Adviser The library aides pose behind their display. They propose to carry out their spiritual platform: to inaugurate the 'iStopl Look! Listen! Outline Literature Campaign of the Queen's Work. If spreading clean wholesome literature-books, magazines, and pamphlets-is not honoring Heavens Queen, these know no better way. EN GLISH-IN-ACTION CLUB SISTER MARY GEORGINA, R.S.M., Adviser Ofbcers of the several sophomore Englishfin' Action Clubs search diligently for works by Catholic authors for Catholic Press Month. During February, the club members discussed one or two Catholic books or publications at every English class, They displayed books, book jackets. and book reviews in classrooms and corridors READING CLUB SISTER MARX' GEoRGINA, R.S.M., Adviser The Reading Club consists of freshmen and sophomores. Here we see them in an impressive mood. Each is busily engaged in finding materials suitable for oral discussions at the next club meeting. judging from the earnestness displayed here, the group realizes that reading makes a full man. DMI

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hours LE CERCLE FRANCAIS SISTER NIARY CoI.I:T'rE. R.S.M., Adviser The French Club enjoys seeing projected pictures of France collected by a cluh Inemher during his recent visit to that country. Discussions ol' French customs, singing French folk songs, and reporting on French literature keep cluh meetings ahve and members alert. fvieetings open and close with prayers in lfrench. EL CLUB CERVANTES SISTER NTARY CoI,I1TTI1. R.S.M., Adviser Bernard Ryan, president. proudly displays an oil painting on silk of Our Lady of Guadalupe, gift of the El Club Cervantes, John Harris High School, at the December Club Meeting. Our Lady of Guadalupe is patroness of Mexicfa. Members are deeply impressed hy the friendly gesture of the neighboring school. AQUINAS CLUB SISTER MIARY PHILIP. I.H.M., Adviser F President Bernard Ryan seems to be getting ... Q -ld V wholehearted approval of his proposal. This meeting is devoted to making plans for the Diocesan Talent Science Fair held in April, Big surprises are being prepared hy each cluh member. The Club delights in acting as host to other dioceasan high school science students. CHEMISTRY CLUB 5IS'l'I-IR ROSITA NIARIA. I.H.M., Adviser The Chemistry Club uses part of each meeting for demonstration and discussion of things in science. Here, President George Linclh assisted hy Lawrence Radanoyic and joseph Reich pref pare hydrogen chloride gas. The experiment completed, other club members will report on outstanding scientists and discoveries in the Twentieth Century. I ' ,..,.-5 J. Well spent I