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

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IS THE FUEL THAT SPURS Sister Mary Luke, English and typing instructor, inspects the cafeteria machines as she fulfills her job as head of the cofeteria. Dedicated to the highest moral ideals, our lay faculty labors to instill their values into the hearts of their students. Al- though their subjects may range from physical education to math, from history to dramatics, or from music to nursing, these men and women dedicate all their time to the students of Wildwood Catholic. Together with our Priests and Sisters, the lay faculty help make Wildwood Catholic a better school. Sister Mary Nicholas checks her Latin lessons for the day before classes begin. Sister also conducts bookkeeping classes. Sister Rita Martin, moderator of the Crusader and journalism classes, examines the books that are required reading for her English classes. Sister Paul Mary, chemistry instructor and moderator of the cheer- leaders, examines a specimen under her new microscope during her biology classes.

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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

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US ON Mi»» Margaret T. Brennan, R.N., i» an invaluable member of Wildwood Cath- olic'» faculty. Miss Brennan fulfills the dual role of school nurse and school secretary. Mrs. Walter W. Keene, Girls’ Basketball coach and gym instructor, explains the blocks her students try to copy in her mechanical drawing classes. Mrs. Keene also conducts art and health classes. Mr. Harry J. Gibbons, assistant baseball coach and general science instructor, pauses before he begins his math classes for the day. Mrs. John D. Locke, developmental reading instructor, traces the route of the first English explorers to her American History classes. Mr. John Reinhart adjusts the machinery he uses in his Industrial Arts Shop. Mr. Frank J. McAlarnen, our athletic director, calls the roll in his physical education classes. Mr. McAlarnen also conducts health and drivers' education classes. 13