West Philadelphia Catholic High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ray lrluule IU x.. x,uux..anuun s Luuragr. i We salute Anna Bowes for perseverance. Our Lady's Group president, Anna Kaul ... I I 1 '11- Lathollc Press leader H Uel Nlblette I Hewm of Catholxc Action Publxclty A Mansfxeld of the Eucharxsuc Group F Mary Antennuccx of the Mxsslon Group G Marruccn L Sculllo Eudence Group Tlnrtcru h. bweeny the Apostolnc Group s head.

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lx .X BLUE RIBBONS FOR Our future lib r a r i a n , ELIZABETH WOODS, thinks that a good book is a good companion. This is one of the reasons that she wishes to stay near books. Betty likes French better than any other four years honors, though she's good at many things. MARIE PROPERT has a way of quietly holding her own in any classroom. This is probably why she was on the honor roll for two years. May she have as much joy in any business office she may enter after june 8th. Most girls keep a scrapbook, as does MAR- GARET HANNAN. Her favorite recreation is collecting items for her scrapbook, in which we hope she has the record of three years honors. Margaret is a future business woman,who hopes to commute to NewYork. ELIZABETH RIMDEIKA certainly must possess all of the traits of a secretary, or at least, most of them. How else could she re- ceive any honor marks on her report in all her commercial studies for two whole years. One would hardly know MARIE P. LAR- KIN were around, she has so very little to say. When Marie does talk, though, she usually has something worthwhile to say. Rare girl, our three years honors Marie. Someday, perhaps, we'll be invited by our two years honor student, GENEVIEVE SULLIVAN, to visit her own College of Musical Knowledgef Genevieve wishes to teach music after she is graduated. x Qu Introducing GRACE MARKUN, our blonde-haired actress-to-be whose favorite hobbies are amateur dramatics and roller- skating. She's famous around West Catholic for her art work and three years of honors. Honors are for those who have achieved 8562 and over in five majors. However, there are girls who like A. BOWES and K. CONCAN- NON deserve honors for perseverance de- spite fragile health. To these and to Catholic Action leaders we give the next page. X , . .M M33 -auf Mi' NORS

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Add these girls' attendance records, and you get 344 years. Of that number, twelve belong to Veronica Owens. Salute to you, Veronica! First graders treasure attendance certihcates . . . so do high school seniors. Snow almost shoulder high did not cause Polutro, M. Boyle, C. Dorff, and J. Ripoll, to break their record of eight years, nor did it keep at home M. Breslin, M. Burke, M. Elwell, M. Petrini, K. Megarv, and S. Sadowy, during their seventh year. Talk about the U. S. Mails! ertificatz atnarbzh hp Ghz Binczsan bcbuul Baath, Pbllahelphta ig-1 gi to missmcat Qatholtc f for Httcnbancc anb punctuality During QCBIS cnbing 3unc, 19 I .1 ' ' 059- Ca.-1.4. x9.ff.-7L10?f li: . ,. i ' E T T0 UlW1?K 'M THEY site, 6.5. 'fit-., mm ii J KES if!! .-'pr ix-i'-5. - Ska . . 'iv' W Z.. Y. Id gs:,v,,,1, '-., .I '4' ' , . J M ,V ,Q , ' my M 'll M M e 'Y ,mill f 1' ,, A, - A . 1 ..... I, Q I ' 5' . 5-, I . .,. r f f . . by , Fulbflcwl