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

Page 14 text:

Mr. Frank Feraco, our Dramatics director, blueprints his plans for the Senior play, “Stardust, by Walter Kerr. Some members of the cast have gathered for instructions. MISS MARGARET T. BRENNAN, R.N. MR. FRANK FERACO School Nurse, Secretary Forensics, Dramatics MR. HARRY J. GIBBONS Mathematics MRS. WAITER W. KEENE Art, Mechanical Drawing, Health, Girls' Physical Education, Basketball Coach OUR LAY FACULTY Our Lay Faculty has proven themselves to be valuable assets to the staff of Wildwood Catholic. They direct the individual stu- dents toward the achievement of their ultimate goals in heaven, while fitting them, at the same time, for their work in life. Like the Religious faculty, these teachers fill our minds with truth and knowledge; at the same time, they take an active part in our activities. They are enthusiastic in all we do. Under their supervision, the students at Wildwood Catholic receive one of the most comprehensive educations available to Catholic youth today.

Page 13 text:

Wildwood Catholic's keeper of the books. Sister Frances Bernadette, spends a few relaxed moments with Sister Laurentia and Sister Paul Mary in the library. Our Principal, Sister Louise Bertrand, gives words of advice and guidance to some of the students before classes begin for the day. Alan Gordon, Joseph Blong, Angela DiMauro, and Sandra Dorr are the lucky ones. SISTER MARY HELEN, S.S.J. SISTER MARY LUKE, S.S.J. SISTER MARY NICHOLAS, S.SJ. Mathematics, Physics History, English Religion, Latin SISTER PAUL MARY, S.S.J. SISTER RITA MARTIN, S.SJ. Biology, Chemistry, Typing English, Publications combine influence and 9 inspiration.

Page 15 text:

MRS. JOHN D. LOCKE History, Developmental Reading MR. FRANK J. McALARNEN Drivers' Ed., First Aid, Boys' Physical Education, Athletic Director Students from Cecilian Academy in Mount Airy pack cartons of supplies and clothing (much of which was new) into trunks of cars to be car ried to Wildwood Catholic. Through the generosity of these students and their dedicated teachers, the shore victims of the flood of March 6-7 have received clothing, bedding, and shoes. Hallahan, St. Maria Goretti, St. Mary's Academy, Bishop Kendrick, Archbishop Prendergast, and Little Flower High Schools shipped to their friends, in South Jersey, clothing much-needed because of the widespread destruction of homes and property in the storm. Eisenburg and O'Hara, manufacturers of uniforms, sent dozens of new uniforms for redistribution. attest to Catholic « MR. GEORGE L. PILCHER Industrial Arts Shop MR. GUGLIELMO SABATINI Musicale Director Ideals. II