Nativity BVM High School - Ave Maria Yearbook (Pottsville, PA)

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Che hand af time regulate our day The clock is the master of our lives. With unfailing regularity, it takes toll of the minutes that make up our high school days. At times the hours drag along monotonously, again, they speed by with breath-taking swiftness. Lunch period is a real record-breaker. Assemblies and other programs bring welcome release from the daily grind of lessons. Between classes, moments of laughter and easy camaraderie run, like a golden thread, through each hour. Before we realize it, the clock will have ticked away the last moment of our high school days. We shall have remaining only our treasured memories and the intangible structure, called character, that we have built during this time. 8:1354- Stand for the prayer . . . 'ln the name of the Father . . fl' Pledge to the flag . . . announcements. ,W Studies begin . . . religion, science, ma.th, language, his- tory, mechanical drawing, gym, music . . . a full day's work. 2:35 . . . HGlory be to the Father, . . Classes are 0VCI'. 2:35-We broaden our social horizons, develop co- - operative spirit in sports, rehearse for plays and pageants, work on publications, conduct meetings, fraternize with our classmates, and become better acquainted with our teachers. 8:00-At dusk, we step into our social whirl. Exciting football and basketball games, lively frolics, the operetta, the alumni dinner, the glittering Christmas dance, the senior prom and the supper afterwards highlight' our year.