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

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Reverend Thomas A. Piechocinski Assisant Rector of St. Ann's Church, Wildwood, N. J. Religion, Director of Guidance Reverend Joseph P. Rush Assistant Rector of Maris Stella Church, Ava- lon, N. J. Religion, Problems of American Democracy, Schola Reverend Richard T. Kunzman Assistant Rector of St. Paul's Church, Stone Harbor, N. J. Religion, English Reverend Louis O'Meara Assistant Rector of Assumption Church, Wild wood Crest, N. J. Religion, Latin 10 Never before has Wildwood Cath- olic been able to boast of four priests on her faculty. These dedicated men have given their lives so that we may benefit from their extensive knowl- edge. Familiar figures in the corri- dors, on the altars, in the confession- als, these wise and devoted men carry out the work of guidance in the office and classroom. Of these priests of God, we say: 'Truly thou art a priest forever. Father Rush and Father Tom prepare to depart on one of their trips to different colleges. We have our doubts whether they will make it in Father Rush's Volkswagen.

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PRINCIPAL On the banks of the Wissahickon stands the Motherhouse of the Sisters of St. Joseph. Founded in 1858 under the patronage of St. Joseph it still stands nourished by faith. If thou wilt be perfect, take up your cross and follow me. The Sisters of St. Joseph who staff Wildwood Cath- olic are fulfilling this Divine Counsel. They have taken upon their shoulders the cross of education. Graduates of various universities and experts in their individual fields, they seek to share with us their love of culture and their love of God. As principal of Wildwood Catholic, Sister Louise Bert- rand has a crowded schedule but she still finds time to teach French and to serve as moderator of the Sodality. To Sister Louise and our other religious faculty we will remain ever grateful for giving us a small share of their knowledge, joy, and love. 9

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FACULTY . . . Sister Ann Cecilia, head of our Commercial Department and mod- erator of the Girls' Varsity, demonstrates the proper use of the typewriter to her class. Sister Ann Leona, moderator of the Student Council, ex- plains the graph which is so necessary in her moth and physics courses. Sister Frances Bernadette, Home Econom- ics instructor, is kept busy in her job as librarian and in her spare time Sister conducts classes in library science and developmental reading. Sister M. Clement, moderator of the Sodality and the Glee Club, explains the use of pronouns to her French class. Sister also conducts classes in music appreciation. Sister Francis Jerome, moderator of the Annscript and World History in- structor, attempts to construct a 50° angle for the benefit of her geometry classes. II