Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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Sisun XI XIAUHHLN Slsrui NI. Lois Sisruz NI. Sunil Lnglish, Latin History. Mathematics Business Sisirin Xl. lJILl'IC'l'.-X SISTI-Ill XI. blL's'rlNH English. French English. Speech There's Sister Angela getting out the tuition cards and giving some sensihle acl- vice to a worried teen-ager. Sister Urhan is planning how she can get two lumclrecl people on ancl oil the stage in the twinkling of an eye. Sister .Insta runs through the score of a number she will teach the quartette after school. That red pencil slashing through Rosuriun material is being wielded hy Sister Terence. Sister Serafia checks material from the C.S.XI.C. for ideas with which to spark her mission project. Sister Claire anal a group of her sopho- mores sort Fatima material that will soon he sent to missions and hospitals. That is Sister Rosemary in 202 showing some ol her eager-lueax'er scientists what a para- mecium looks like under the magic eye of the microscope. Sisters Xlaureen and Lois are in a hucltlle with some of their peppy' freshies. They are planning another of those get-togethers that help mold freshies into happily-aclinstecl Hosarians. Eleven

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The EIUII Ily wil Sisrrzu XI. LYRBAN Dramatics. Social Studies Sisriiu NI. hll's'rA Xlusic. Science Classes at liosary start at 9:00 a. ni. and close at 22:-15 p. in.. hut the faculty often has an eleven or twelve hour day. Lets drop in to see what goes on hefore nine and after two forty-fiye. That whistle shrieking through the gyin tells us that Nlr. Sharrock and his dawn patrol Lintraniural playersl are in the throes of mighty conihat. If we drop in again at five-thirty. Weill still find hiin on the jolm. Over in church the lay teachers. missals Srsruu XI. TEHENCE English, Spanish Sis'ri-Ln NI. Cl.AIHl'I English. Social Studies in hand. are assisting at Holy Nlass. The calm before the storm of lahorl Behind the grill. Sister Justine directs her choir hoys. She must feel repaid for hours of lahor when that fluid Gregorian chant picks up the prayers of the great Sacrifice. Do you need extra help in inath. grain- mar. Latin? The Sisters are oyer in school arranging displays. typing. iniineographing. planningg hut theyill take time out to help if you stop in early enough. Slsrrzu XI S1 num English l ltlll Sisrisn NI lmosi yum hl1ltlll'll12ltILS Sum nu

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pf E' X s fmt ii is fx Q. if? EE Miss BIARTHA BLOCKER MR. RICHARD BERRY NIR. FORREST SHARROCR Art, Dancing English, Spanish Physical Education, Twelve Social Science MR. TED DENx1soN NIR. LEo HALL Physical Education, Band Business Sister Sarah is perched atop the dark room arranging another of those attractive posters that make such good morale boosters for our drives. On our way to the library we pass Miss Blocker, back from church, putting up the liturgical reminder for the day. Mr. Beery is in Monsignoris office giving pointers to the boys who will sell tickets for tomor- row's game. Xlr. Dennison isu't to be found, for he is in the grade school planning a tournament for grades five to eight. He has an eye to the future! VVhen itls close to buzzer time, each one is at his post, the signal sounds, the doors shut. The battle for knowledge is on in eleven camps! XVhen the all clear sounds at 2:45, teachers become maestros, tutors, dramatic and athletic coaches, counselors, party- planners, writers, editors, composers, artists. There are party nights when the last light in Rosary is Hicked off close to midnight. YVe say an appreciative thank you then to those who have been our cheerful chaper- ones - our teachers. For their patience, zeal, and understanding we will always be grateful.