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Senior Class Mildred Farkas REV. CARL P. HENSLER T G H E S T H I PASTOR INSTRUCTS SENIORS IN PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE The fundanientals of our Whole educational system is based upon religion. ln this specific course Father Hensler discussed the vital importance of the family as the basic unit of society. The sound principles of the philosophy of marriage were defined. These in- structions instilled in the heart of every senior the blessedness and wisdom that will make for a suc- cessful future. Junior Class Marlene Schreiner and Lawrence Zu rawsky i SCHOLASTIC SOPHOMORE CLASS Marie Bouvy ACHIEVEMENT '51-'52 FRESHMAN CLASS David Brunero
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Studies Home Economics During the course of the home econo- mics class. our sen- iors learn the fun- damentals of be- coming good home- makers. In this pic- ture the girls dis- play the results of their creative abil- ity in the form of these attractive center pieces for the table. Shorthand Il After much prac- tice and many hours spent in study , our short- hand Il classmates are now ready to take their place in the world of busi- ness. One Who is not acquainted with the mysteries of shorthand can not fully under- stand the accom- plishment of these girls. Only they, knowing the intri- cacies of this sub- ject, can fully ap- preciate their new- ly acquired skill. ' fr i +2 BOOKKEEPING Important to the successful manage- ment of a home as as Well as to the successful o p e r a- tion of industrv. bookkeeping ranks high in the school curriculum. Every- thing from the en- dorsement of a check to the com- plete bookkeepinfi r-vcle is taught thoroughlv to the senior students of this class. Import- ant knowledge of investment is dis- closed to those eager to learn. Future bankers c o u l d well have their start in Room 202. 'ww
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LIBRARY TAFF The work of liln'zn'iaiis is one of serviee. People and hooks are their stock in trade. Our student li- brarians may not lm perfect, lint they are learning to be of help to others. Blenibers of the Committee not shown here nre: Helen Sivarcl, Mary Ann Kos- tella. Marilyn liizielieinlro, and Pzitrieia Connolly. Librarians exam- ine the new Cath- olic Encyclopedia presented t o t h e library by our Rev- erend Pastor, Father Hensler. L. to R. M a r 1 e n e Schreiner, Lucille Dagostino, Joanne Baccelli, Arv e r ly Germeyer. Charging books is only one of the daily routines in library Work. L. to R. Bernadette Swieconek, Mary A. Knapp, Janet Marenholtz. , .f5 :,L Y- ii'
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