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

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Is the drink machine broken again? Eric Lancaster, school custodian, keeps everything in working order around the school. Does she ever have a spare moment? Mrs. Marguerite Murphy, school secretary, has many responsibilities placed on her shoulders, and she often seeks the help of various stu- dents. Carol Blecharczyk seems to be the chosen one here. Dr. Albert Crosby, school physi- cian, pauses in the midst of , reviewing a student's medical rec- Q ord. We hope nothing is seriously wrong. Doctor. HELPING HANDS Mrs. Nancy Kraft, dietitian, seems pleased with the results of her in- ' ventory, Don't those cakes look delicious? Our school nurse, Mrs. Rosalee Jordan, never stops. Here we find her administering a polio shot to Puddin' Webb. Does it hurt?

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PRINCIPAL-BUT TEACHER TOO Along with his many other duties Father Burke enlightens the freshmen as to the truths of their religion. Though his executive work piles high, Father is never too busy for students, problems. Father Burke's face is a new one in the halls of Norfolk Catholic, but in his first year here he has earned the respect and loyalty of all the stu- dents. His principles of education have developed our growth in the understanding of truth, and these principles are reflected in our actions. As principal of Norfolk Catholic High School, his guidance in our spiritual, cultural, and social affairs has led us to become good lay apostles, good citizens, and good students. To you, Father Burke, we wish to express our heartfelt thanks. 12

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At the beginning of another busy day Sr, Marie Marguerite pauses before the school patron, St. Michael. THEY HELP Sister Marie is pleased to hear Sister Kita Carmel explain more of her second fuvoritc school. St. Mm'y's College. P.S., N.C.H.s. is first. Mrs. Swirsky completes her job of correcting papers on a typically busy afternoon.