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

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Shown here are these members of the staff of Holy Cross whose valuable as- sistance has rendered them important to the smooth functioning Of this school. or 1 R BROTHER JOHN CHRYSOSTOM BROTHER JEREMIAH SUNDHOLM csc. csc. Cafeteria Manager F9-CUNY H0U5ekE'ePef 'l L 5 'R ' L' R fl'- S f . V .5- as-an as ii ' f ,N Jaxx f - EEE -E:::::s::::g::fEs' WSH .ia ,X , digits - -'Hass O ' if if 3. f ' ff' 5 qui' 2 I '--1-K ,r - gf My 4 Viva f QR . , f -4 X wiilfilfg' ew- xv 7 S ,. y ff BROTHER RICHARD JUDD, CSC. Asst Treasurer St. Edwarcls DR. DOMINIC ODDO, MD. MRS. DELLA MADDEN MRS. FLORENCE HERZ School Physician School Secretary School SCCICIHIY 25

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MR. GARRET WHITE B.S., Iona College Applied Physics III, IV Chemistry IV INIR. GUIDO INIAIOLO B.S., Ithaca College General Science Physical Education Head Football Coach Freshman Basketball Coach BROTHER JOHN HOULIHAN, C.S.C. Head of Science Department B.S., St, Edwards University Graduate Wo1'k, Manhattan College Physics Geometry Student Council Moderator Ass't Stage Crew Man on the moon, advances in medicine, the discovery of stronger and lighter materials, all these will some day be the result of tedious hours of study followed by innumerable hypotheses, experiments, failures and finally successes. The foundation for these advances is now being laid in a fundamental knowledge of secondary sciences. It is in high school that the seed is sown for the future scientists, of America. The Science Department of Holy Cross under the supervision of Brother john Houlihan, C.S.C., offers its students courses in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and General Science. These courses are geared not only to give the student a basic concept of science but also to help him understand a little more about the world we live in. In General Science the student receives a basic knowledge of the other sciences. Biology explores the various realms of life from the simple one-celled ameba to the most complex organism of man. The mysteries of matter and energy are unveiled in the Physics lab. A more complete. under- standing of the ordinary things, such as light, sound, and electricity is thus acquired. Finally, Chemistry inquires into the chemical composition of the universe. A study of the different ele- ments is gained through a course in Chemistry. The knowledge of science and its application has fast become the criterion of successful and powerful nations. The student in today's fast paced world must have a more intense and broader knowledge of science. This need for knowledge is fulfilled by the Holy Cross Science Depart- ment. MR. SALVATORE DOLSE B.S., St. John's University English I Biology MR, RICHARD SCHILIRO i B.S., Fordam University Chemistry IV BROTHER PAUL RAHAIM, C.S.C. Assistant Moderator of B.A., St. Edwards University Forensics Biology Asst. Football Moderator Head of Biology Club Detention Master

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BROTHER GERMANVS BURNS. Guidance Director. Guidance zz! Jfrfly Kress . . on the basis of your class standing, College Boards and average, the Board of Admissions has ap- proved your application . . The above statement is the acknowledgment of four successful years of study. It is the result of numerous hours of study and test taking. lt is also a tribute to the work of the Guidance Department. The Guidance Department, under the supervision of Brother Germanus Burns, CSC., engineers the prepara- tion for college acceptance. It is the advise of Brother Germanus that seniors seek concerning entrance require- ments, course qualification and the college that best suits their needs. Every fall the Guidance Department invites various colleges to the annual College Night. This affords the seniors an opportunity to interview college representatives and gain first-hand knowledge of different colleges. In the preparation for college the work of the Guid- ance Department can never be under-estimated and the seniors will never forget their indebtedness to Brother Germanus for his invaluable assistance. R lz, J. Collins. R. McDonald check the catalogs in the Guidance Offite. George Hughes talks with one of the many college repre