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

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144 tice Certain Road to lleaalen Refi ion leach ,411 Ncademic Subject! Our CaTholic Training is The ToundaTion Tor our CaTholic liTe. Through iT we have been TaughT how To live as CaTholics, all day, every day. Our high school religion course was divided inTo Tour uniTs oT sTudy Tor The Tour years. Freshman, Through Their sTudy oT The liTe oT ChrisT, gained a deeper lcnowledge and love oT ChrisT l'TimselT, and oT T-lis divine characTer. The sophomores devoTed Their religion lessons To a sTudy oT The Tounding OT ChrisT's Church, and oT iTs hisTory down Through The ages To If iived 144 Well 144 Z earned f our presenT day. The Juniors delved inTo The laws which govern ChrisT's Tollowers-The CommandmenTs and The PrecepTs. The Senior ApologeTics classes sTudied The problems which conTronT The members oT The Church MiliTanT Today. Their course sTrengThened Their knowledge oT Their TaiTh based on reason and logical prooTs, so ThaT, aTTer graduaTion They will be able To explain and deTend Their TaiTh in our modern world. LEFT: Mary Louise Gibson reads The Archbishop's pasToral RIGHT: Mary Dehlinger poinTs ouT To her Freshmen Religion leTTer regarding The Cafholic Family Life Conference To an class a scene from The Life of ChrisT iIlusTraTing The qualiTy of inTeresTed Sophomore class. ChrisT's characTer They are discussing. Kim Wa nn iffy U, E m PRAY ef. use S TAY Seventeen

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,-Q ABOVE: Seniors learn fo explain flleir religion fo oihers. Camille Donafo and Agnes Curran discuss wilh flue class ihe marlrs of flue frue Church. BELOW: Marie Cox addresses a quesfion 'lo Jude Desmond, member of a Religion Ill panel, wiih Rosemary DeCarlo. Doroflwy Crowley, and Margaref Devlin wailing fheir iurn. Sixteen

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'fliu.,mH Hiking, N lleafltlc Where are +he lsmilesl of yes'leryear? Bones crealr as gym classes resume afier a long and apparen+ly lazy vaca+ion. Front lell, back, righl . . . Fooiball signals?-No, iusi Miss Carson's gym classes ialcing lheir exercises. Twice a week girls in s+unning blue and while gym suils lined up for . . . well . . . lor almosi any- ihingl There were exercises, running exer- cises, musical exercises, balancing exercises, and when our muscles ached and groaned, games and dancing siraighlened Them oul again. Lehs noi lorgel Jrhe sound eliecls ihai accompanied ihe classes: Jrhe chalier- ing ol Teeih las lhe windows were openedl, 'rhe cracking of bones las our belles Jroolc Thai lirsl lcnee bendl, The audible puffing and panling as we worked 'ro gel in irimf' In Spring and Fall, our gym classes ree sorled io The sporis lield, where we en- ioyed ihe sunshine as we dashed aboui in relay races or played volleyball, hockey, and soliball. Gym was a lasi-moving, lively period and we louchll beneiiled from ii physically and menlally. ln case of a fire or flood, consul? Miss Hoffner's Home Nursing classes-always 'Firsf wiih lhe lafesf in Firsi Aid ireaflmenls. Qi' THSNK WORK PRAY