Wildwood Catholic High School - Annscript Yearbook (North Wildwood, NJ)

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Sisters oi SI. Joseph Ten Sisters of St. Joseph staff the various departments of study at Wildwod Catholic. These Sisters—specialists in their respective fields—hold degrees from many leading colleges and universities of the United States. Because theirs is an active life to them Every hour is Jesus' hour ; and their effort is primarily to help the students to realize the plan of God in their lives. Our Sisters generously lend themselves to every project helpful to the student. At the same time they instill a love for truth and knowledge, the foundations upon which all true Catholic education is built. Their faith in us never falters; and, knowing this, we will strive to be ever worthy of that trust. SISTER FRANCES BERNADETTE, SISTER LAURENTIA, S.S.J., Mathe- SISTER MARIA ANITA, S.S.J., Latin, S.S.J., Religion, Home Economics, matics, History French Librarian SISTER MARY HELEN, S.S.J., Mathe- matics, Physics I SISTER PAUL MARY, S.S.J., Biology, SISTER RITA MARTIN, S.S.J., English Chemistry, Typing 9

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HI Proudly we hail the unsung efforts of our Sisters. Do you need informa- tion concerning rosters, college testing, or honors? Are there school regulations you wish to check on, or to be checked on? Solve your problems in our Office. Our principal, Sister Louise Bertrand, Sister Laurentia, and all the S.S.J.'s are always glad to assist. Our Faculty SISTER LOUISE BERTRAND, S.S.J., Principal. French SISTER ANN CECELIA, S.S.J., Rem- edial Reading, Business SISTER CATHERINE AGNES, S.S.J., History, English SISTER M. CLEMENT, S.S.J., Religion, French, Music 8

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MISS MARGARET T. BRENNAN, R.N., School Nurse and Secretary MR. FRANK FERACO, Forensic, Dra- matics MR. HARRY J. GIBBONS, Mathe- matics Our Lay Faculty render dedicated service. Every student of Wildwood Catholic recognizes the in- estimable contribution these teachers make to the educational welfare of our school. They help to prepare us for our future roles by giving us a firm foundation in vocational training, art, busi- ness mathematics, history, and other related sub- jects. As we mature and our sights are focused properly, we can evaluate even better the debt we owe to these dedicated men and women. -sfv V 1 1 . V f MRS. WALTER W. KEENE, Meehan- MRS. JOHN D. LOCKE, History ical Drawing, Health, Girls’ Physical Education, Basketball Coach Lay Faculty play an important role MR. FRANK J. McALARNEN, Drivers’ MR. GEORGE L. PILCHER, Industrial Education, Boys’ Physical Education, Arts Shop First Aid, Athletics Director. 10