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

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1. L John Piflner and Eugene Barron, senior operalors 8 T of fhe mimeograph machine, run off copies of i ' poelry for fheir English classes. John's fevorile poem is The Donkey, by Chesferlon. Only a ,,,gj,q maslermind could make fhe insignificanf so im- portant John asserls. . Q ,fx to flied egg Sludenfs of Senior B seclion demonslrale 'lheir lyping skill in a weekly speed confesl. Even before gradualion our commercial class have acquired many hours of praclical office experience. Dramalizing scenes from Shakespeare's plays helps keep alive lhe memories of +hose which we studied in our high school days. Above, Margarel Radai and Andrew Panik, nurse and doclor respecfively, walch fhe deluded Lady Macbelhf' porfrayed by Josephine Begany, groping her way in The famous somnambulisr scene. Fafher Powell inquires of Regina Chassar and Mary Schuberl, fypisls, whefher if is likely lhal he will receive one of lhe special invilafions io The operefla fha? Lucy O'Donnoll has ready +o fold and place in envelopes. - 'll . . ' li

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far fhezr Vamfmn llfl ,Cya l ' ., ' i :X Q 'AJR' htel A 74 '59 ln lhe P.A.D. class, Joseph Sulrilch keeps lhe members of secfion 4A abreasf of current world hislory supplied by World News of fhe Week. These maps have proven lo be a greal assel lo bolh senior classes, inasmuch as lhey conlain information of inleresl +o ofher classes as well. Felher Sangmeisler examines lhe display of Cafholic aufhors and iournalisls which TlDlNGS' slelif erecled in 'rhe lobby for Calholic Press Weelr. Above, Margaref Yeager exhibils fo Falher fhe new Bible acquired by TIDINGS' slaff. Philip Mello reads a pockel edilion of The Song of BernadeHe while Conslance Grund and James Goodin loolr over a parnphlef 'From lhe Queen's Work sb C sfvmv x 'K L ' 'li 1.1- f ,325 1 X , 0 ' 3 - dh SIT: Y

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'Raid 4 We could never win ihal coniesf, Sisfer. Sl'uden's from all Over The Unifed Srales fry for fha? prize, discouragingly mur- mured ihe members of senior class 4B when Sisfer announced ihe iherne of lhe essay sponsored by The Queen's Work. Sisfer, neverrheless, gave lhe assignmenl, which resulred in Annelfe Marschangk winning firsf prize as well as lhe honor of having her essay published in lhe January issue of The Queen's Work. Above, Fa+her Sangrneisfer proudly presenis The winner's check fo Anneife who beamingly accepfs if. Capfivafed by ihe rich imagery and rhe rugged characfer of Synge's dramas, Roberf Narducci makes use of ihe index file fo secure informafion in preparaiion for his reporf on Synge's play Riders io ihe Sea. while Jane Ryan chooses fhe whimsey of anofher famous conrernporary Irish poer, Padraic Colum. Reflec+ive is fhe mood revealed in ihe counlenances of ihis senior group as +hey ponder over The words of Lord Byron's beauliful lyric on lhe Blessed Mofher, read so sympalhefically and effecfively by Marie Donchez of 48.