Norfolk Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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,,A-,n iv Sn i f ' ' 'XJ qv I' Q i S - A, 4 A is 1. 1, , 5, ,r,.f'i- ' 1,15 . , le? mf GG 5 Q' K 5 t , ,, , Z., A I . 'G xr 7 ,K f 1 :ggi ,-N yfgv 4, gf!! J' 'H -'-S A 1 ,Q N.: - 4, .l F55?.. 1 1 Hose lfllr-r glanvc-S at thv bulletin board in the upstairs hall with thv vritival eye- of the artist. Rose was responsible for many of the attrar-tive boards at NCHS. Flo Jac-qiu-s is arran,Lging flowers on the May altar in lloom 14. This altar is just one of the many l utiful altars put up in the school to honor Mary during her month.

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Tommy Roth and larmem RllllPX nerr uso of the outstandlng, semors who lead the 'Slay duction at the l rolto ,A To offset all thxs IS Just materlal 1n thelr hves as students, May devotlons took place dally at the grotto at NCHS Sponsored by the Student Counc1l wlth the a1d of Slster Mane D C, and Father Malorlello, the devo tlons were ent1rely 1n the students hands Members of the councll and outstandlng senlors gave colloqules on the Lxtany of the Blessed Vlrgxn and lead the students nn 'Harlan hymns and pray ers The numbers present at these rendezvous held durlng the two lunch bells are ample testxmony of the love and devotlon of my Cathohc hlgh students to the most lovable Mother of Cod Zeadtde Www Qui 68

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In order for school life to be well-balanced, it must be a composite of physzbal, intellectual, spiritual, and social training. A school's extra-curricular activities are an excellent means of developing the stu,dent's social' nature. The students at Norfolk Catholic have numerous clubs and activities in which they may participate. Some clubs train for vocational interests and others work for the benefit of the school. I n all clubs the students are afforded the opportunity to develop their initiative, responsibility, and qualities of leadership. All students are obliged to take part in at least one club, and in order to prevent too much activity and too little participation a student is also limited as to the number of clubs to which he may be a member. ,- nnfi '.' Moderators of the various activities realize Lge 'ii af '! . , Q ' 4155, mc I ' that the molding of good character depends fl K XX 47. DJJ H I silo M ':'41- i , on traits developed in the early, formative 06 ' Mffmvq ii 04' 77 f 'LF 5 years and nurtured during adolescence. They WI S -X E work to that end in fostering a purposeful X N Y, activity program. ills ,,t..,f f t 4X7 f ... f ll 1