Holy Cross High School - The Cross Yearbook (Flushing, NY)

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f A - i 1 ' h: k U . - - L i And they who zmtrucz other: unto jastzce L tttt L , X f . ' it shall shine as stan for all eternity . . . .Fisk , , is A C i A e if f E t X 5 f Hi MJ 5 g X ww if 5 L-H lf' ,ff file , 1 1' S was 2: L-A. 1 X - A ' A Farber Gleaion blenex the beautiful relief of llae Holy Family, in the .rebool BROTHER JOHN JOSEPH foyer, on the erenizzg of in dediralzofz. The memorial ix dedicaled lo :be DONNELLY, QSC, memory of Nerfor john Stadfzyk, jr., a decearea' member of the Clay: of 1960. BIS. Educ. Fordham University Religion 3 English 3 School Paper BROTHER HAROLD MILLER, C.S.C. B.A., University of Notre Dame Cafeteria Manager Religion 1 BROTHER JOHN CAPISTRAN Assistant Guild Moderator BYLANCIK, C.S.C. Sports Announcer B.A., University of Notre Dame Religion 1 Latin 1 glifgman hslvfgsflg r Q Z BROTHER MAURICE EMP Y U HEALY, C.S.C, Yearbook Photogfaphl' 1 N' ' B.A., University of Notre Dame Mission Moderator Us History 3 Religion 2 Bowling flntramuralj ' Lockers I7

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me pw...--Q It Yll llill lNlA'l Iil cllxll' I5 pl.. l nntisity ot Notie ID.i Ihtlett ol llcligion Rt liygion I I itin I lxlllhlls N ot.itio IINY' RELIGION DEPARTMENT 'lhe Religion l3ep.irtment. under the direction of Brother Matthew Guru, CSC., has as its aim the slwiritiml deielopnitni ol' the student. The department, however, is not solely concerned with tidxxincing this dex elopment through the regular clitssrooin periods. The lielllttlltiit rtligioiis hulletin board, located in the m.iin torridor, serves its ii reminder to the student ot the opportiiiiititis tor contession, and its LI liturgit.il Li.IIl.'lIlItll', featuring displays dealing with the monthly gind se.ison.1I dexotions, Anotht-i serxite ot' the dep.irtment is the morning Religious Bulletin re.id over the Puhlic Address system e.ith morning, whith presents it moral truth along with gt theory, lesson or tipplicpition. The recitation of the Morning l7tt'e1'ing tollows this brief meditation, and the school dgiy closes with the recitation ot the Act ol' Contrition. Clissroom hulletin hoiirds displziy the Morning Offering Intention ol the month, :ind the Legion ol Dettncy Moxie Ratings. A Perpetual Rosgiry Crusade toperated through the agency of the Student Coun- tilj helps tiosttr dexotion to our Blessed Mother, and during the months olINli1y:1nd October, her Rosary is retired in the study hiills. It is also the work ot' the dc-p.irtment to coordinate the Student Retreats. The tiollowing. xx ho iilso teiich in this department. hut .ire pictured elsewhere itre: Rev. Uaniel Gleason, liro. lliniel, Iito. Cieotilrey, Bro. Gerard, Bro, 'Itunes Roth, Bro. Liiurigin, Bro. Miitciiin, Bro. Ralph, Bro. Rohert, Bro, XX'.1lter, liro, Xxlllllillll Bzihhitt, .ind Bro. XWilli.im Redmond. , . 1 i . , , , Iii 'f i II li 'ff.x'.' 1 i tm t.'t1i1.'i ww.'rrI1fiff.'e wi I',i.'f'tiASifi,' Chfnzzfzzzfziwz B7'L'JLVI,.l.lf 17Il,I,t.t. OVKQJII c1Lf0N1lf7.I7ljIl1E7Il unit jirozidm' by Brother Il7illiam it tif I .,....l'. I6

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BROTHER FRANCIS REGIS CROWLEY, C.S.C. , B.A., University of Notre Dame Language Department Chairman Latin 4, 3, 1 Student Council Senior Moderator BROTHER PAUL SCI-IWOYER, C.S.C. B.A., University of Notre Dame M.A., Vandercook School of Music Latin 1 Varsity Band Beginners' Band Swing Band Movie Projection Maintenance iii Q .r,. -Aung. BROTHER WILLIAM BABBITT, C.S.C. B.S.Educ., St. john University Latin 2 Religion 2 Sophomore Sponsor Remedial Latin LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Some of the members of live Sophomore Latin Clurr, tough! by Brother Francirfur, rozzrlrurled allfuflive project: illuslraling Roman culture. LA TIN The Holy Cross Latin Department has reached its greatest proportions this year. There are sixteen Latin classes accommodating approximately 650 students. The Sophomores and Freshmen have six classes each, while the Seniors and Juniors have two classes each. There are six instructors comprising the Latin Department under the direction of Br. Francis Regis, department chairman. To aid these instructors a remedial Latin program has been established. junior and Senior tutors were assigned by Br. William Babbitt to Freshman and Sophomore students needing help after each student's individual problems had been diagnosed. These tutoring sessions take place after school hours. Also as an added incentive and for the promotion of the study of Latin, a national Latin exam is administered during the Spring of the school year. In the 1957-58 exam, our first such test, 400 Sophomores and juniors participatedg 39 students received awards. This year the examination will be taken by 600 students including Freshmen. With this extensive program for the Latin scholars, we don't expect to hear that Latina est difficiles! The following, who also teach in this department, are pictured elsewhere: Brothers Francicus, john Capistran, and Matthew. I8