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

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UW Daly Begim mlb Relzgion . Each morning we started the day with prayer- for God, and the Salute to the Flag-for country. Then followed a race against time to complete that assignment. fCne night never was enough for homeworklj As we were finishing, just in the nick of time, the hell rang announcing religion class. Religion IV, aptly entitled Faith in Action, was the most important hour in our school day. Using reason, we proved the existence of God hy various methods and proceeded to find His per' fections reflected in creation. Recognizing Christ's divinity, we saw our duties as Catholics in a stronger light-as privileges through which we were per' mitted to serve Christ the King. The Church, dele' gated hy Cur Lord to continue His work, has pointed out for us the chief helps for our salvation. Since the majority of the girls in the senior class will he entering the state of Matrimoiiy, a special unit in Religion was devoted to the study of Marriage to prepare them to be good Catholic wives and mothers. But no matter what career or vocation the senior might enter upon, she feels sure of success hecause of the good training received. Sister Mary Rose instructs Kathleen Mooney on the ways in which Mary reaches into every phase of life in the world today for a Catholic woman. Twentyftwo

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fame 0 uf Folfow Ike fimf of Ike Academic Comme Loyalty linked with firm courage . . . These inspiring words ever emblazoning our shields have encouraged many of our seniors to face the intricacies of an academic course undaunted. Our future collegiates, nurses, technicians, and chemists trudged up the hill to higher education shouldering the hidden mysteries of mathematics, science, and those incomparable foreign languages. Future success will undoubtedly prove that all their striving was not in vain. Having delved so minutely into the Articles of the Constitution, we have even composed our own Preamble to the National Problems book: We, the seniors of Notre Dame, in order to form more perfect minds, acquaint ourselves with the problems of today, discuss our different opinions, prepare ourselves for our future as citizens of the United States, do take a course in National Prob' lems for the betterment of ourselves and our country. 3, 19, 203-a locker combination? No, trans' lated, that series of numbers means that every day at third period, nineteen seniors brave the twelve books of Vergil's Aeneid, in Room 203. However, there was as much fun to Latin as hard work. Freshman year, sophomore year, every year after, With Caesar, Cicero, Vergil, and laughter, Into the jaws of Latin rode the nineteen Conquering nouns, verbs, and the uses of quin. How high is N.D.'s flagpole? Senior trig students attempt to solve this problem under the careful direction of Sister Agnes Frederick. Marie Giamboy maneuvers the yardstick, Monica Grimes advises, and Therese Dougherty operates the mariner's sextant, while Claire Ditrow accurately computes the figures. The result? N.D.'s Hagpole is 51.5 feet high. Twentyffowr