St Thomas High School - Retrospect Thomasonian Yearbook (Braddock, PA)

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Sister Mary Victor tries to explain an alge bra problem to David Jumba. Mr. Hynes decides that math is not in his line. Miss Heil hands Kathleen Ebner her next assignment ... the Absentee List. a c u I t r Sister Mary Anthony and Mary Ellen Dougherty move fast to reach the deadlines. Sister Dolorita talks over newspaper business with Mr. Crowley and Joanne Blasko. Sister Mary Carmel smiles as she busily attends to her duties as vice-principal. Mr. Mazur and Miss Morowski teach Francis Navish the use of the balance.

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Theme Saint Thomas High School has provided os with many opportunities fo, personal develop-ment. Even though we have not yet begun to appreciate them, our days at Saint Thomas were not designed merely for intellectual growth. Just as adolescence is comprised of many factors, so too does high school accommodate with its varyingexperiences. Fore- most among these experiences is the realization of our considerable dependence on God. Each one of us has learned the significant value found in the virtue of Faith. Every time we say ”1 believe,” we possess the realization that, even with the human imperfections we encounter around us, especially among ourselves, there will always be that Absolute with Its unfailing guidance. Appropriately, therefore, we choose ”Credo” as our theme, with the hope that this word will have even deeper meaning in our lives.

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 It's in the Bible ... That's what Sister Mary Nicholas and Mr. Giegrich tell Kathleen McLaughlin. Now where is that card?” Mrs. Olivo and Patricia Kotlowa hunt in earnest. Faculty Sister Vivian and Sister Fidelis try to explain to Maryanne Payne that Latin isn't all that bad. Bob Marko, History Honor Society representative, consults Sister Mary Carmel and Sister Marie Charles about plans for the next meeting. Mr. Clarence Wargo reads the schedule for intramural games to Jim Fatula.