Lancaster Catholic High School - Rosmarian Yearbook (Lancaster, PA)

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It must lw a promptly-1-omplz-tml makn--up slip to make- Sister Mary N inn-nt smile so happily. He-sitlvs he-ing .'xllf'Il4lilll1'l' Ufliror, sh:- lPiIt'llt'h hooklwe-ping and typing: to the- svnior-. ln tht- m-wly-rrvaletl typing room. Sistvr lntn- r ru pte-tl at he- r vxtra l l'iilip Marie, a lwuronlvr to li.H.S. this yvar. rurrivular work. the- lmlanring Ineffts the- juniors in he-r typing and shorthand of stutln-nl lllHlIl1't'h. Sistt-r Math- rlasse-s. lint- hQ'Q'lllS il hit prv-orrupit-tl llu- Ullll'I'1llYlhl0II ol tht- jllllllbl ronmu-re-ial group is in he-r 1-ap ahh' luuuls. 0 0 0 The Religious Sister of Merc lfrom lrvlantl lo Australia annl Nc-w Z4-alaual. from liuglaml to Al'ri4'a. in Cvulral anal South Mm'ri1'a. from thc' sitlvwalks of Now York to lllt'fiOlflf'Ilti1lN'.llli' Sistvr ol' Mvrry in hvr hlarli hahit. flowing vvil. lvathvrn4'in1'tur0.an4l large rosary. is a familiar figurv. Founalml in Duhlin. lre-land. in l83l. hy 'llothvr I l.1lllH'l'lIlf' lvll'AlIlf'yZ vstahllsllml ln tho l'Illl0ll htatvs at l llltillllfgfll. lla.. lll I8-13. lrrougghl to llarrishurgg. l'a.. with thc- creation ol' the nPw1lio4'esf'.tll0 Sisters of More-y now numlwr 23.000 throughout tha' worlnl. l IJNNI ol' whom arv in tho llnitetl Statvs. Since' l929. thc- llI0lllPl'll0lISl' for tho Sistvrs in this art-a is at Dallas. Pvmlsylvania. 'l'hf- work ol' the Collgrffgation invlutlvs ll'ilt'lllllf1. nursing. cart- ol' tha- poor. the- swk. tho lvpvr anal agvul at home' anml in forvign lanuls. Daily tlwy varry Goofs ltlvra-5 lo tht' multilunlv. lllm only :lo tlwy svrvvl ,It-ronw xvllillvll se-vs Sistn-r .Ngatlia ,lose-ph about some- make'-up norlt in Latin IN . Sophomore anal up- pa-r llivision llatin as uvll as llusi- nf-ss math rlassc-s are- Siste-ris lieltl. ll roultl t'1lhllN lu- a Vllilllgll' lll st-lu-ellllv that lake-s Nlargare-I lfrnst to Siste-r lm-z .lost-ph. liv- Sistvr 'l'e-rf-sa 1lt'Ill0llhll'illt'h lln- uso ol' llu' simlt-s lu-ing: l'rvfvrt of Stutlivs. mluplirator lo Hvlen l'anrrazio. Tht- llllsltlvrr Sislvr lllilllilgvh to tr-an-h tht- lraining: for seniors is ulagnilircntly hautlle-tl lfrt-nrli 1-lass:-s. fre-slnua-u l.atin. by her. ami a llislorw rourst- or luo. ll,

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Wlwthc-r llirlllt' fashion show with thc- pro- Sister lllairf' Joseph gives .lohn Blwlilvr Sister Sophie Madeleine IIIZIIIRILIPS a vari fvssional tom'h, parasols, tasty things to MPIIIP makv-up work from the Junior RP- 1-ty of artivitivs hr-sid:-s hor 1-lass:-s il vat or laumle-ring: the' goorl altar cloth. rivlr. uss-tl hy the' l.I'f'SllIlll'll rivirs rlassr-s Prohlvrns of llc-nlorravy: Ihr- Prom. se-nio Sistvr Mary 'xflillllil is tht- om- to tio it. nhivh Sister tear-In-s. rings. invitations aml nanw varals. Sisters, Servant et the Immaculate Heart ei Mar 'l'o tht- Sistr-rs. Sr-rvants of tht- lmmar-ulatv Hvarl of Marx. thc' .Mwt-Iris thrivv mlaily is at omw' an in- . F' . spiration. an ohlation aml a he-artful thanksgiving. interwovvn as it is insvparalily with tht' l'ill'lll'Sl aml most pri-vious Community trarlitions. Thr- Arws-lus was tht' first s it-vial rlvvotion taulfht lay Fathvr tlillet to 'I'lwrvs1' livnaulsl of Grosso Point. . . I- . I . I I P D I n iWll'lll:J,illl in I8-lil. Ile proimst-tl that il she' sprvatl among hm' pvoplc- this elf-votion. Our l.a1ly would surr-ly grant hor hoart's elf-sirv ol' rlmlivating her lift' to the service- ol' Coll. This promisv was ftrlfillvsl whvn in Monrov. Mivliigaii. Noymnlwr 10. HH-5. F1llllf'l'flillPl rf-vt-ivt-rl the first thrvv Sistvrs. Svryants ol' tht' lIlllllilt'lllillf' llc-art ol' Wlary. 'Nlary 'livrvsa Maxis. Ann Svhaal' aml 'lillvrosa Hvnaulal. All in vain harl this zvalous missionary 1-mlr'avorf'1l to svn-ure from Europe a community ol' tr-at-In-rs for his proposed Wlichigan st-hools. Finally. umlvr the flllltlkillt? oftlwllolySpirit.here'a1'l1f-tlth1'moim'n- tous elm-ision. ll' l 1-annot liml Sistvrs. I shall make some. 'l'hus with m'clf-siastiral a i nroval was lormvtl 1 1 - '1 N u I v tho vommumty. mitirvly' 'xIlIt l'll'llIl in orwm. the blSl9l'S.. 5f'l'VilIllS oi the lmmarulatv llvart ol Mary. . . I' . Ash Piiste-r Maria liosn' alvoul lu-ra1'tixilio's. 'llrnmpe-ts shoulrl he-ralrl he-r approarh. lor Sislvl' Maria Illllll2l1'Illilltl I1-avlln-s Kim-ri Sht-'rl list a sn-1-lion ol' sophomorvs. art Sislvr Miriam Uravv trains aml flirt-vts tht- ran history, sponsors a svrlion of junior 1'lassvs,postvrs for all or-vasions, program lnaml. 0I'l'llPhlI'iI ami gl:-0 vluh. aml gliVPs aml is arlvisor for the Stmle-nt lloum-il vow-rs. art uorlt for tht- yn-arhook. aml tht- frm-slimvn 1-lasse-s in musit' apprvria- Only sllv van if-II you hon many arlivilic- e-ve-n dt-vorations for the stage-. tion. lllilNlllt'l'2Itlt' lwhiml that assi':mm-nl.

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On the left Miss Virginia Darnell smiles broadly as she instructs Patricia Reynolds on the clarinet. N neyxcomer to Catholic High this year, she as- sists nith lessons on the noorlxsinds ami hrass. For their thouglutfulness we thank lt's no soft jolt to kccp the cafeteria in perfect running condition. and to serve the meals promptly aml hot, hut somehow Mrs. Helen Kis- singer, and Mrs. Mary Hohenwarler manage to do it efficiently and pleasantly. Miss Patricia Sullivan makes up Ronald Zangari as Nihs in the senior play. Having heen on the staff here for three years as interpreter for the annual play, she is now a member of the faculty of two other local schools, and is completing graduate work in speech at Franklin antl Mar- shall. Th la member For live years Ur. Joseph l.. lickenrorh-'s cheery smile has helped. along with his accurate nledical care and knowledge, to keep us well. Mrs. Esther Wiegand for years has been our visiting nurse, being at the school several days a week. V13 Bi