Bethlehem Catholic High School - Sceptre Yearbook (Bethlehem, PA)

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Senior Officers Joseph Sulcilch, James Goodi V' al l '1 Q ' 1 ff, 5 '.o ,fff:.-'P.i:2,f1.' .' 7g51,.?f.1':11r' 1 , 3 234- Juclifh Morgan and Russell Messinger, sludenl' represenlafives from secfion IB, plan a courfesy campaign among lhe freshmen. The campaign lasfed one week, each day being given a rifle ac- cording +o fhe acl of courlesy +0 be sfressed lhat day. For insfance, one day was called, Thank You Day. ax' X. l lf'7'1'if ff' if i 4 'ff n lsfandingl, and Roberf Doragh .R X v.,- f, R ,4 V,--f I .A James Diclrerl and Thomas Alfenbach, sfudenl represenfafives of seclion IC, delermine lhal fhe Lenlen sacrifice of- fering of lheir seciion will be given wifhouf a s'rring. Sophomore represenlafives Sfephen Balronyi, Marcia Miklos, Pafrick Farrell, and James Schuberf make ihemselves 'familiar wifh lhe receni lisf of 1raHic rules. 4 c,! la .5 Y: , x Eff 11: ' -15. fi' 'ji 7 I ' .1 r Alix. X fr

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--l Ure Student Assaciaiiau is ll Patent ,41kI in Cfrzflmliv Adrian Joseph Cunningham, Joseph Fischer, Anfhony Lynch, sland- ing, and Thomas Tachovsly, junior sludenf represenlalives, maize arrangemenfs for lhe junior spring dance, an annual evenl ol' major imporfance in which fhe iuniors have fhe opporlunify of displaying lheir execulive and arfisfic abilifies. The freshmen are exlremely generous afler school hours. Alfhough rhey are only learning 'ro lype, neverlheless, lheir help is invaluable when work is lo be done fha? requires accuracy rafher lhan speed. Edward Alberlson and Harry pn 'iii ff:::::' Siegleldl, above, are freshmen sludenl represenlalives. lllll Falher Sangmeisler addresses lhe newly elecled sludenl ol- ficers on lhe dulies imposed on lhem as members of fhe Sludenr Associalion. He reminded Them, as well as lhe sfudenf body, lhal lhe purpose of Calholic educalion in- cludes a knowledge of God and His love for man, moral lraining, and elhical principles. Fafher slressed 'lhe per- sonal sanclificafion of lhe individual which undoubledly will remedy fhe evils of our lime and prolec? againsl lhose of +he fulure. Tallis were given by lhe sludeni edilors of fhe school's publicalions, and by Miss Jean Pursell, edilor of The Sceplreu of l952. :Y X--iQ ,e' cy A ,fv-Q. if . lil., I if ' I 'I 0 v