A uniform approach to documenting Catholic school education
2016年3月25日 — While every faith-based school did not require a store-bought uniform, Catholic schools proudly encouraged a unified, neat appearance. By the 1950s, additional choices were available to those who could afford them, such as matching or complementary blazers and cardigans for girls and boys, vests, outerwear, shoes such as Mary Janes, book bags ...
The importance of Catholic uniforms - U.S. Catholic
2019年7月8日 — Philadelphia was home to the first diocesan high school and one of the early promoters of Catholic school uniforms. And in the 1950s Bendinger started supplying these plaid uniforms to students that were somewhat “Celtified,” or that associated Catholicism with an Irish Celtic heritage.
GROWING UP CATHOLIC IN AMERICA IN THE 1950-1960’s
2020年7月1日 — Part of my Catholic School experience was wearing “uniforms.”. The Our Lady of Perpetual Help uniform (OLPH) for girls was a maroon jumper with a white short-sleeved blouse, and saddle shoes, which were black and white. And a “beanie,” which was a maroon wool cap with a maroon wool-covered button on the top.
How did plaid/tartan become the default for Catholic school ... - Reddit
2021年12月5日 — It’s difficult to know exactly which selective Catholic girls high school went first but in the late 1950s, the plaid skirt became part of uniforms in places with large, active Catholic communities that could support several such schools.
Catholic School Uniforms: The Story Behind the Pleats
2009年9月24日 — "Catholic School Uniforms" in the October issue of Catholic Digest, takes a look at the history of the school uniform and its evolution over time. In the early 1960s, only about one half of Catholic schools had uniform policies, according to David L. Brunsma in his book The School Uniform Movement and What It Tells Us About American Education.
Coming to Terms with the Catholic 1950s - Yale University Press
2020年4月16日 — Then there was the visible testimony to Catholic distinctiveness: their school uniforms (unfashionable, but bespeaking a people), nuns in full habit, churches filled every Sunday at each of as many as eight Latin Masses, queues for confession on Saturday night, even the closing of local stores on Good Friday afternoon—the result, as everyone ...
This reviewer wonders what research might indi-cate on the effects of school uniforms on the behavior, academic achievement, and school climate of Catholic schools. Suzanne McBrayer teaches sixth grade at St. Susanna School in Mason, OH.
The era of the parochial school is over. Meet the Catholic …
2019年1月25日 — In 2000—the Catholic Church’s jubilee year—the Diocese of Memphis shocked Catholic educators by reopening nine Catholic schools, some of which had been closed for 50 years, in some of the...
Catholic School Uniforms: The Story Behind the Pleats
Catholic School Uniforms: The Story Behind the Pleats. Catholic Digest takes a lively look at pleats, plaids, and pushing the envelope. September 22, 2009 -- Plaid skirts and navy trousers may seem synonymous with Catholic school, but that wasn't always the case.
How Catholic fashion got that way - The Boston Globe
2014年5月10日 — Even Catholic school uniforms have changed. In her new book, “Common Threads: A Cultural History of Clothing in American Catholicism,” historian Sally Dwyer-McNulty examines how a religion’s...
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