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

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'Nartha and Kay URe1llv S n hers are Carolyn Butt, Joan Ferlauto. Margaret t n wry luv your ladies preparing, or t e Wlriglvy, Mary Burke, Jill Mc'Elligott. avt as hostess in a liusy rafeteria lending a helping hand to Mrs. Kraft. meal--we my wwf Dorothy Mae Yates. Joseph Riddick, Dorothy Yates. These three faces are usually seen after school sweeping our halls and rooms and vleaning our boards. To them goes a lot of credit. for they keep our sfvhool in spotless Condition. Y 5 Y A l 5 i fini' 4:-::' . l I I A 5 1 l L

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X, H. 4646 iawaaoffe . M . Me 4662 64156 . ,loanne 'l'oeee. tiarinen Diaz. and Mary Katharine Bunting examine a dummy used by Student nurses at DePaul llospital. Une thing they learned was never to sit on the bed of a patient! Although taking temperatures can be done by most Elaine Miller tries being: the patient. while ,lo Nant-y De people. lfuture Nurses Margaret Barrett, Peggy Bell. Hart. lleverly llernard. llarhara Hydeman and Ann Dorothy Roberts, Sally Pearce and Pat Fitzpatrick Partridge attend her. learn to do this correctly. Although the Future Nursesis Club of Norfolk Catholic has only been in existence since the beginning of the second semester. they have had enough field trips and parties to complete a full year. One of the most outstanding field trips taken by these future nurses was to Louise Obici Memorial Hospital in Suffolk, Virginia. They were taken on a tour through the hospital which has been in operation only since 1951. After the tour they inspected the Student Nurses's Home. That same weekend, the Cranby High Future Nursesls Club held a party at the DePaul Nurses,s Home. Catholic High's Nurses-to-be all had a grand time and particularly enjoyed the movie. The main purpose of this club is to prepare girls who are entering the nursing profession in the near future. Mary Ann Sherry, Toni Miller and Susan Watson serve an appetizing din- ner to Audrey Simpson. Miss Costigan, RN moderator of the Future Nurses Club, shows Diane Tebault, Doris Sampson, and Sylvia Kent how to measure medicine. ..x.ii ww , .. 5, ii . 'X-NN A an an -1 1 f' if

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we oftie My students at Norfolk Catholic' have what might be called a unique privilege. that of visiting Our Lord in the student chapel. Many walk from this tiny haven with their problems solved, or at least with sub- missixe hearts. ready to settle down to Concentrated studies. .-Xs llefender of the Faith. I am aluays solieitous that the Houses of my Cod rf-fleet the faith. piety and deiotion due the llivine Presenee. ln Norfolk ffatholiv. l am not disappointed. The Chapel and all its furnishings are spotless and well vared for. The priests' Xestments. tbl' altar 1-lotlis and linens are immai-ulate. as they should be. Beautiful bouquets of Howers. artistii-ally arranged. rest on the altar. Indeed. my Lord is well honored in this house. Behind this 4-leanliness and beauty are the labors of the Sanctuary Soriety. little notii-ed for the wonderful work they aevomplish. Sister .-Xustin superxises the repair of altar vloths and xestments of the Sanetuary Soviety. lliligently taking part in this work are: Catherine Battaglia. ffath-arine Vonnor. Marianne Fox. Cay Wlbiehard. Rita Collamer. Barbara Hivkman. ,lo Nanvy Dellart. Maria Stankus. Doris Sampson. Beserly, Bernard. llat llaxis. Janet l7eBerry, Vietoria Watson. In the lravkground are: Sister Maly ffustin. Moderator, Sally Pearce. and Rosemary liaprio. Missing from the pieture: Anne Partridge. cw , :de Sister Kita Carmel supervises Rosemary flaprio, Pat Davis, and Janet Dm-Berry in making prep- arations for morning Mass. Betta Ann Kirehmier, President of the Sanwtuary Society. ,., iv s k V H s lf .fi