York Catholic High School - Rosa Mystica Yearbook (York, PA)

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Sister Miriam Regina, O.S.F. Chemistryg Industrial Sci- enceg Science Club Ilg Lock- ers I Sister Agnes Angela, S.S.J. English II: Remedial Read- ing 1, Ilg Moderator of Rosa -e-W 2 M ystica under their care. Sister Agnes Teresa, S.S.J. English I, Ilg Contempo- rary Literature: Junior Fo- rensics: Optimist Club -1, - -'-. V -f.f'-1' erfg5,,.ei,f ,'f- , ,,if,,y:e,,,eeaaefesYe ,L - ., iff . 1 - ' av L ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 'j1 lf,':3'?rEEgZQff?5Q?f?3,f Sister Joseph Leona, S.S.J. English lVg Library, Dra- matics, Forensics, Business Manager of Publications nw-ug ..-...N A ef 1' Our faithful Cafeteria Staff, Mrs. Martin, Miss Stanford, and Mrs. Bovey, display cheerful smiles as they prepare the faculty table for lunch, Mr. Robert E. Breen Maintenance Sister M. Melchior, S.S.J. English IIIQ Advisor of THE SPECTATOR Miss MSW N' Weaver Miss Mary E. Stanford Mrs. Virginia Bovey Mrs. Ethel Martin Secretary Cafeteria Manager Cafeteria Cafeteria

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-Hi,,,. Sister Patricia Mary, I.H.M. Religion I, II, Illg Health II, Illy Junior Activities. 'Sister Mary Elise, O.S.F: Biology, Mechanical Draw- ing I, II: Drafting I, Sta- tionery Supply. Sister M. Rita Edward, I.H.M. American History, Prefect of Discipline, Student Govern- ment. Sister Marcia Marie, O.S.F. Stenography I, IIg Typing I, Bookkeeping, Secretarial and Office Practice, Visual Aids, STEN-O CLUB. Sister Mary Florinda, O.S.F. Typing I, Algebra II, Pre- fect of Studies, Records, Guidance Counselor. .,.., fi t ' f355f'fT?ef'-rw i . if f 5' Y l 'ffrif' W ei.:-ggi: 'Q ,Se 1 A f -eff , QI,,, . le -ae' 2 5 Sister M. Anne Jerome, O.S.F. Biology, Chemistry, Cheer- leaders. to those who come A full round of Thanks to our thor- oughly qualified teachersl Since the opening of York Catholic at 459, the four religious com- munities-Sisters of St. Francis, Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Daughters of Mercy, and Sisters of St. Joseph-have joined their untiring efforts to give us true, solid principles of Catholic education. As late as 1956 the Sisters of Charity augmented their numbers. To each of you present, as well as to all those Sisters who have labored so arduously, and who have long since left York, we students, and especially we, the last graduates of King Street, express our sincere appreciation. We go from here not only academically equipped, but spiritually pre- pared because of your lives of dedication and good example. - J., . lla-ik-ce'-4-, . .,f1f-was -ff'-mga. ., ,t M as wiki' s Three members of the lay music faculty pool their ideas on the interpretation of a phrase in the finale of the Christ- mas Pageant. Mr. Ralph Woolley, choir and chorus director, Mr. Roman Shuman, orchestra director, and Mr. Loucks, woodwind instructor, seem to be pleased with the purposed re- sult,

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The newly elected Student Council members listen intently to President Patrick Clark's Acceptance Speech. Father Walter Schaull, as guest speaker at the Assembly for Installation of Oflicers, impressed the student body with his inspiring address stating ,that We must show forth good, pious, and devout M, . e : - THOMAS GRAHAM, Pres- ident of Section I-A living to York's citizenry: not Catholicity bundled inside, but rather as shining armor showing why we are different. President, PATRICK CLARK and Secretary, JO- SEPHINE ALFANO have striven to add much to the spirit and discipline of York Catholic High School. ? '1'e'1 agen J 3 SHEILA KRAFT, Secretary of Section I-A