Sacred Heart High School - Vine Leaves Yearbook (Vineland, NJ)

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Row I: Sister Agnes Isabel, Very Rev. William J. Hic- key, Sister Joseph Annetta. Row 2: Sister Consolata Maria, Sister St. Stanislaus, Sister Miriam. Row 3: Sis- ter Mary Elena, Sister Clare Gervase, Sister Grace Cath- arine. Row 4: Sister Ed- ward Benedict, Sister Joseph Emmanuel. o o O and that of our Religious Teachers • 10

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MISS DOLORES T. LOPERGOLA Girls’ Basketball Coach MISS CATHERINE CRESCI Organist MRS. LEWIS DTPPOLITO Dramatics JCay faculty our scope is widened . .. their instruction

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0 Loolc upon yourselves as the ministers of God and of Jesus Christ, and acquit yourselves with zeal of your sacred duties.”—St. John Baptist de la Salle. Sisters, those whose lives are dedicated to Christ and whose work is dedicated to His children, find in a classroom more than a mere workshop or laboratory for the development of the intellect. Rather do they consider a classroom as a hallowed spot, peopled by students who are beloved of Christ and the prospective citizens of Heaven. Theirs is truly the work of an Apostle, faithfully echoing the Word within them and establishing true tenets in fertile and receptive minds. A divine plan is followed through in order to complete a divine work and prepare God’s child not only for life in this world but also for life in Heaven. That they may do uncomplainingly the endless big and little tasks of a teacher, that in serving His children they may better serve Him, is the daily prayer of our teaching Sisters. ’'Thought once awakened docs not sleep again,” said Carlyle, and thought that leads a soul safely and surely through this life to Heaven is frequently, if not always, the result of the awakening of a seed planted early in youth. If the circle of education includes an intelligent adulthood, let thought, awakened, complete the cycle and lead to the eternal realms of Heaven. prepares us as devout and intelligent adults