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

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i -af 5. fig!-AU? LQFQQQL 0- lm . Qrsifsinl MRS. SWIRSKY, MODERATOR of the Future Teachers' Club re- views the procedure of the coming meeting with her officers, Nancy Coughlin, Kathy Emerson, Fran Morris, and Gail Peluso. DARLENE SIMPSON REPORTS the proceeds of the Future Teachers' bake sale to her com- mittee co-workers, Maureen Costello, Eleanor Halme and Pauline Fulford. For the futu re FROM THE APPARENT ATMOSPHERE OF THE CAFE- TERIA, it seems that the Future Nurses' farewell party for their senior members was a big success. 65

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THE FUTURE NURSES, Linda Sansone and Elaine Brawley acquired a professional look after their April capping at DePaul Hospital. PRESIDENT, JANICE LUSTIG, and her cap- able staff of officers, Roseann Bell, Mary Eliza- beth Kutnak, and Linda Sansone have ably guided the Future Nurses through an eventful and in- teresting year. -2 N3 . .. vis! i '1 THE FUTURE 'TEACHERS of Norfolk Catholic strike up a pose for the camera before adjourning one of their many instructive meetings. Lecxrnlnc The Future Nurses' Club has functioned for only six years of our school's first dec- ade. Since its genesis at Norfolk Catholic, it has strived to prepare its members for a career in nursing. The preparatory activi- ties include Weekly hall duties performed at DePaul Hospital, monthly visits to the City Home, and courses in first aid and home nursing. Besides their nursing projects, the Future Nurses have donated their time, tal- ent, and efforts to several charitable ends. At Thanksgiving they gave a food basket to one of the poor families in our communi- ty. They gathered toys and clothing for the needy in the spirit of Christmas. And, in order to finance these numerous activities, the Club sponsored a taste-tempting cake sale.

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MARY LIZ MULQUEEN PATTI MAGEE SHARON LUKINOVICH JOANN ROMEO Vim, Vigor NANDY RISSOTTO x STEPHANIE SYKES NORAH ROSS JANET SIDOTI 66 MARY LOU MORRIS In the year 1950 Norfolk Catholic High School saw its first cheerleading squad headed by Eileen Gunn and Jerry Tebault. This year, a decade and ten squads later, Norfolk Catholic still has an enthusiastic and precisioned group of leaders. The present co-captains are Joann Romeo and Nandy Rissotto, who led a squad chosen by the student body. The girls have worked hard to live up to the school's demands and ex- pectations. Through victory or defeat. the cheerleaders loyally support their teams, first at the pep rallies preceding each game and, of course, at the games themselves. On the evening of the Cath- olic Vs. Maury game the cheerleaders gave a spirited bonfire pep rally as a send-off cheer for the players. The 1959-1960 season frequently took the dynamic cheerleaders far from home base. Arlington, Hampton, Newport News, and Richmond are just a few of the traveled-to areas. And the squad, no matter where the games led them, dis- played the vim, vigor, and untiring spirit so characteristic of N.C.H.S., climaxing the season at the unforgett- able Catholic State Tournament. NANCY HASKETT