Towson Catholic High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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SISTER JOSEEITA MARIA, AB. -I-wo YEARS ago we were under your guidance, peering into microscopes, which revealed to us so many of Cod's secrets. Since then you have capably instructed us in our commercial subjects, and endeavored to prepare us for suc- cessful business careers. Last, but not least, you have been our life saver, for when tired and fam- ished after a hard practice in the gym, you have graciously opened the doors of the cafeteria where we quenched our thirst and satisfied our appetites. For all this, we thank you. . '1QI29 ' X fy SISTER MARY CAMILLA, M.A. SISTER M. CAIMILLA, we take this oppor- tunity to welcome you to our beloved school. Since you are a recent member of our faculty, we never had the pleasure of having you as our teacher, but we do know that our younger school- mates have enjoyed your Religion, English, Biol- ogy and Art classes. , ydkzf KM' my' X 1 9-'ro 'N f - - '--Y X 1 1 -1- f ff ' E f - --cf ,Q . SISTER ROSE MERCEDES, AB. -l-HROUGH your earnest endeavors we have traveled through foreign lands and have toured the United States. We have become acquainted with famous characters and their achievements in your History classes, which we found to be broad- ening, enlightening and interesting. Our library also has afforded us reading de- lights through your constant supply of the latest books. Thanks a lo., Sr. Rose Mercedes.

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S wp, 21419171 Mews., ,f. SISTER MARY LEONITA, AB. UNDER THE efficient guidance at Sister M. Leonita, we have wrestled with and conquered numerous problems in algebra, geometric theorems and trig functions. In addition to these scholastic achievements, and in lighter vein, we owe to Sister a special thank you for the enjoyable Senior-Junior Prom ot May l946. That night of nights, in formal attire, happy boys and girls tripped the light tan- tastic to Carl Hamilton's Orchestra. The gymnasium, transformed into Q fairy land ot rainbow hues, made our hearts leap up with lOY- SISTER MARY JULIUS M.A. -l-o YOU, Sister M. Julius, our Senior homeroom teacher, we offer our most sin- cere gratitude, not only for teaching us Re- ligion, Latin and French, but principally for instilling into our hearts a love for and ap- preciation ot beautiful music. Our high school days would have been dull without the pleasant interruptions of musicales, Christmas plays, and yearly operettas. We realize now that music hath charms to soothe and we shall never forget the imagnanimous part you played in our young lives to make us noble men and women. May Christ Who said, They that in- struct others unto justice shall shine as stars for all eternity, be your reward. fl wr, iQ A

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Xlrivwplw ' ,lw Q69 W? 0Cf,j5WWcX AL BARTHELME AL BARTHELME came to Towson Catholic as our Athletic Director early last August. He immediately set to work with the boys, practicing tor long hours in the hot summer, to build up our football team. As the basketball season approached, he began the task at coaching us in this sport, leading us to victory in New York City as well as in our own league games. , I 'Z , JJ G-the-tm Sweet wks- 'ff MISS CASSAN DRA MUDD WHILE THE Sisters were endeavoring to mold our characters and intellects, you, Miss Mudd, our Athletic Director, were hard at work developing our physical traits. You instructed us for four years in vigorous cal- isthenics. Many exciting intra-mural soft- ball, volleyball, soccer, basketball and bad- minton games were enjoyed. We shall particularly remember you for your hard work and enthusiastic interest in our basketball team which you capaibly led through long hours of grim practice to vic- tory. r Y 7 5 ir E ilzlr ini, ' Q. ik it ,