Notre Dame High School - Maryscript Yearbook (Moylan, PA)

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A CITY HIGH SCHOOL IN THE COUNTRY hundred in i935 to six hundred and forty in l939, the number ot Sisters and lay teachers has increased accordingly, ln l935 the taculty numbered eleven Sisters and two lay teachers By l939 the original taculty has been augmented to include twenty-two Sisters and ten lay teachers, including Miss Genevieve Rowley, who has been in charge ot our Physical Education department tor the last tour years, Miss Isabelle Ar Powell, teacher ot Public Speaking, Miss Margaret Mary Kearney, dramatic directress. During the past tour years we have acquired our own traditions. Our extra- curricular activities formally begin with Freshman Day, on which, according to custom, the Seniors initiate and entertain the Freshmen. ln quick succession follow the intramural basketball games and the class championship game, the annual Christmas Play, the French Play, the interscholastic basketball games, the Junior Play, the Spring Concert, the Senior Play, and tinally the Commencement Exercises of the Senior Class. With all the advantages of a city high school, and also all the advantages ot a country high school, we feel that our Notre Dame l-ligh School deserves its unique privilege ot being titled a city high school in the country. MARY Ml NGEY On the Bridge-What is it? the first Spring cardinal. Campus-Just friends! Typical of us all Eighl'

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llUll l-llllllllllSlllllllll RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR JOHN My Deor Seniors: Very shortly you ore to experience the successful completion of your high school course. The conscientious efforts you hove put forth to reoch this outcome, moke of it on honoroble ond worthy ochievement, lt is with pride ond sotisfoction, therefore, thot l extend to you worm congrotulotions on your success. You ore the first closs to hove pursued your entire high school coreer here ot lvloylon, since the school become o unit in our dioceson system of high schools. The loyol, devoted teochers who hove guided you ore proud of your occomplishments up to dote, They hove high, lofty hopes for your future, They ore confident you vvill be o credit to the school ond to its troining, lt is their proyer ond mine, thot life moy he kind to youg thot you moy experience much ond greot ioy, ond but o minimum of sodness. We trust thot the sense of power which, olmost of necessity, should come to you os you complete your work in high school, vvill give you the couroge ond strength thot will be required to meet the more importont ond exocting tosks thot lie oheod. Moy the good God keep you olvvoys in l-lis loving corel Moy l-le bless you obundontly through the yeorsl Moy l-le give to eoch of you the supreme groce of perseveronce in l-lis service until the endrfe Sincerely, J. BONNER, D.D., LL.I