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

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FACULTY Chairman of the Social Studies Department, Father Ploude's extensive knowledge of history enables him to understand the events of today. Physical Education teacher and girls' Athletic Coach, Miss Rosalie Guida, demonstrates the proper form for a set shot. Mrs. Walter Keene, Sister Thomasina, Father Thomas Burke, Sister Michael Catherine and Mr. Samuel Stubbs listen atten- tively to Sister Ann Leona as she discusses the new exam schedule at a recent faculty meeting.

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Sister Ann Leona assumed the duties of principal of Wildwood Catholic High School in September, 1968. Faculty and student body welcomed Sister as a friend for she had earned that title both as a devoted teacher and a dedi- cated Student Council Moderator. In her new position as principal, Sister Ann Leona works selflessly to serve those under her care. Sister’s determination to preserve what is best in the Wildwood Catholic tradition is tempered by her wisdom in implementing new programs for better Catholic education. As her first graduates, The Class of '69 prays that Sister Ann Leona will have many happy years as principal of Wildwood Catholic High School. Sister Ann Leona Principal Sister Ann Leona, principal, confers with Student Council Moderators, Mr. Charles Versaggi and Mr. Samuel Stubbs; and Student Council Executives, Thomas Burke and Christine Woolston. Student Council projects are under discussion and Sister Ann Leona is interested in each proposal. 11

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Right: Mr. Nicholas Sigmund demonstrates the use of the water distillation pipe to his junior chem- istry class. Right center: Sister Ann Winifred and Mr. Roger Cavalier discuss new techniques for French in- struction through the use of the language lab. ©©© ©© ' 0 00© Below left: Sister Frances Bernadette tries to con- vince Nancy Bonelli that the “proper” length for her jumper is at the middle of the knee. Below center: Sister Mary Clare makes good use of filmstrips and records to illustrate Christian life in our society. Below far right: “All right ’ says Father John Fleming, “can anyone give me the social justifica- tion for Catholic education?” » . »»ml » »» «M ii» 13