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

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1961 volume:

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Mr. Tony Sciarra, Becahi's faithful custodian, inspects the plastering being done in the base- ment as part of the program to make the school fire-resistant. Q ft X N? , .- .. -- 1 ef .JON Together with the members of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, students of Bethlehem Catholic High School mourned the loss of their beloved shepherd, Cardinal O'Hara, just before the opening of the current school year. In addition, because of his association with Notre Dame University for thirty years, as well as his duties in the United States Military Ordinariate, the death of this great prelate caused grief to many throughout the nation. In secular andireligious newspapers appeared sin- cere eulogies of Cardinal O'Hara with the mention of his many praiseworthy achievements. High among these was what he accomplished for the education of youth through his interest and inde- fatigable zeal. For this he will long be remembered by all who benefited substantially from the new buildings and equipment supplied for education, but more important, from the advice and guidance of this great spiritual leader. Among his many note- worthy statements two will be remembered for their inspiration: If it is a work of God, He will find llae way of pro viding for us the necessary means. We have no problems, only opportunities. HIS EMINENCE, JOHN CARDINAL O'llARA. C.S.C.. D.D. May l, 1888 - August 28, 1960 Reqniexml in pace! Q HIS EXCELLENCY THE MOST REVEREND JOSEPH M. MCSHEA, D.D. BISHOP OF ALLENTOWN On February 15, 1961 Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate in the United States, announced the division of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, naming as the Allentown Diocese the counties of Berks, Carbon, Lehigh, Northampton, and Schuylkill. At the same time His Excellency named Most Rev- erend john J. Krol, Auxiliary Bishop of Cleveland as the new Ordinary of the Archdiocese of Phila- delphia which will now consist of the city and county of Philadelphia and the counties of Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery. , f sill? fx ,iff f .rx f Sa,:?f255.1' - .- .: Ii fi ,, ,,,,. ..,,. , ,, ,.,,,,,.,,., .,.,. , ., -55 -in fmfw::a:f-'vawzmf1+5?'g23m' wg 1 r 11 7. X Q f ,gf 11-F , gg! 2, 921 1 , in ik? 4 fi? 3 X iw ,A 5, M f ff at s ' BISHUP Ill Alll TUW No stranger to the students of Bethlehem Catholic High School, many of whom he confirmed, Bishop Joseph M. McShea receives sincere congratulations from the faculty and students on his appointment as flrst Bishop of the Allentown Diocese. Born in Lattimer, Pennsylvania, Bishop McShea moved with his family to Philadelphia where he re- ceived his early education and entered St. Charles Seminary in 1923. Three years later he was sent to the Roman Pontihcal Seminary from which he received a Doctorate of Philosophy and a Doctorate of Sacred Theology. After ordination to the priesthood in Rome on December 6, 1931, Bishop McShea returned to St. Charles Seminary where he taught for three years. He returned to Rome in 1935 and served at the Vatican until his appointment as secretary to the Apostolic Delegate in Washington. On February 9, 1952, Bishop McShea was named Titular Bishop of Mina and Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia, and he was consecrated on March 19, 1952. Since the death of Cardinal O'Hara on August 28, 1960, Bishop McShea has served the Archdiocese as Administrator. To the first Bishop of Allentown his flock extends prayers and good wishes. AD MULTOS ANNOS! W' 7' 1 ' . f inf, f 7 ARCHITECTS A Il ENGINEERS As Auxiliary Bishop of Philadelphia, Bishop McShea administered Confirmation in Holy Rosary Church, Bethle- hem, one of the one hundred fifty parishes now under his care as Bishqp of Allentown. E His Excellency, The Most Reverend Francis J. Furey, D.D. and His Excellency, The Most Reverend Cletus J. Benjamin, D.D., newly appointed Auxiliary Bishops of Philadelphia, shown during the ceremonies of their episcopal consecration in the Cathedral of SS. Peter and Paul, Philadelphia, on December 22, 1960. To the left of Bishop Furey is Bishop joseph McShea, Administrator of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, and to the right of Bishop Benjamin is Bishop J. Carroll McCormick, of the Diocese of Altoona- Johnstown, Bishop McShea and Bishop McCormick were co-consecrators, and Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States was the consecrating prelate. 5 f ff , K. THE RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR EDWARD M. REILLY, j.C.D. Diocesan Superintendent of Schools THE REVEREND FRANCIS B. SCHULTE Assistant Superintendent of Schools Wann- THE REVEREND EDWARD T. HUGHES Assistant Superintendent of Schools IH llllli SPIRITIIM A Il I TllllCTlIAl HVES. eiiaufiw TIIIE RIQVIERIQNIJ Tlili llIfVIiRIiNID JS! H., JOHN 5. NAWN, ,x.B. v1Nc3riNT 1. cglzoxlx, Ms. ?,.,r',f'f I 11 Religion Religiml, Luliu. Alblvlir Director wg V -6' ff llfiiig, fir . ,ff ,f .- if ,V Huruuv V ' 'lu MR. 'IOSIZPH SAROKA Soviul Slmlicx 3 av . 'F 4, 15 N. Nw - V' 5 1 Q- ff, W ,.,,, f f':i1f ' X822 1 HG, Q55 , N : 1 xx ' P PRI IIIPM One of the many problems met with during the early weeks of the 1960-61 school year was trafhcg students were not permitted to use Fourth Street on account of the City of Bethlehem's Hood control activities. Father Sangmeiser discusses the best method of dismissing students with Father Nawn, Mr. Saroka, and Father Cronin. al F 1, f P i'l Q i ' ,, i tj -a v , 5'- , c. et ff ,-X ff I ' g' THE REVEREND JOSEPH V. SANGMEISTER, j.C.D., LL.D. Principal Boys and girls who spend their high school years in the little school by the railroad tracks learn to appreciate their principal, Father Joseph V. Sangmeister. Each student of Becahi receives an individual consideration from Father. He interests himself in a special way in the scholastic achievement of eachg he merits the trust of those who confide in himg he holds a high place in the esteem of the alumni who often return for advice and counsel. And most of all, the Graduates of 1961, who will soon be leaving their dearly beloved school, have fostered and devel- oped a friendship with their Principal, which will remain with them forever with the wonderful memories of Bethlehem Catholic High School. S iiti if THE REVEREND DANIEL B. POWELL, D.D. Reclor of Holy Infancy Parish V, Reverend Remigio Roldan worked among the Spanish-speaking people of Bethlehem for thirty- one years. His death in September, 1960, grieved students of Bethlehem Catholic High School who revered him for his spiritual interest in them, as well as his enthusiastic support of school activities and entertainments. May he rest in peace! Holy Infancy Church and its kindly and paternal rector, Doctor Powell, will always be remem- bered by every boy and girl who attends Bethlehem Catholic High School. Each Wednesday the student body assists at Holy Mass, and frequent opportunities of receiving the sacraments of Penance and Holy Eucharist are presented to them. Baccalaureate Mass in june, the final spiritual class assembly, will be celebrated in Holy Infancy Church. Aww lg HAIIEHS I CHARACTER . .. ,Fm fav fb SISTER M. AGNES CONSILII SISTER M. CORDATA SISTER IRMA LORETO Religion, Musir, Dramatics, Business Education, Art, Mathematics, Personality General Scienre Spanish, Dramatifs Willf? .,,.,.f W . SISTER M. LOUIS BERTRAND SISTER M. MARGARET TERESA Moderator of Studies, Matlaematifs, Sorial Studies, Typing Educational Supplies Sisters join students in applauding another point for the Hawkettes in their game against Central Catholic at Allentown, In the from row of Sisters are: Sister Regina Pacis, Sister Irma Loreto, Sister Marie Matthew, and Sister Michael Cecilia, Behind them are Sister Rita Xavier and Sister Cordata. Blllllll G. 'USP' SISTER MARIE MATTHEW SISTER M. MICHAEL CECILIA SISTER REGINA PACIS Latin, Spanish, Cheerleaders Business Education English, Newspaper SISTER M. RITA XAVIER SISTER M. ST. EDMUND SISTER M. ST. WINIFRED Science, Science Seminar Moderator of Discipline, English, English, Latin, Yearbook Religion, Student Association SIICIM A AA' e. Q llur Hearts Were J' P Yeung Otis Skinner Uoseph DeFulvioj: Lady, come away from this nest of death, contagion, and unnatural sleep. Mr. Skinner hams Romeo and Juliet for the amusement of Cornelia and Emily. I see. Well-that is all . . . In an effort to conceal the fact that Cornelia has the measles, her friends try to con- vince the Medical Inspector that all is well. Winifred Blough Qjean Rod- gersj, Harriet St. John CMarie Vogelj, Cornelia CAngeline Albarellij, Leo McEvoy fDennis Votralj, Dick Win- ters Uere Caseyj, Admiral fFred Bambuj, Inspector fDavid Korpicsj, and Emily fMarion Fisherj. awww!- Les jeune filler! Les fetes! laughs Therese CMarie Tothj, the maid, as she explains to Madame Elise fSandra Majczanj that what had frightened Emily and Cornelia were noises of Bastille Day celebration, not a gas meter explosion. Emily CNancy DiConcettoj practices a few ballet steps to attract Monsieur De La Croix's CFrancis Zamboj attention while Cornelia CGera1dine jancoskoj dramatically recites: Oh, bid me leap, rather than marry Paris, from off the battlements of yonder tower . . . I I W f' 19,6 Bonjour, mademoiselles! I am the man who wakes up the late sleepers. Also, I clean the windows. Richard Foley good-naturedly rouses Emily and Cornelia and nonchalantly goes about his work. rx Nr 'rv 7 ! y S l 1 , N gh 1' , D 1' ig-fx .egg 'f TN. r . X Please. If the mademoiselles will not throw things out of the windows! I have to sup- port a large family. If I am injured, they will starve, protests the injured window cleaner. CLeo Lynchj Ah! These Americans! All crazy! exclaims Madame Elise CLoi' V u H ,4,, raine Stofkoj. Mrs. Skinner CCarol Alcornj insists that it is per- , W fecty all fight to find bedbugs in -'cardinal Rifheiieus bed! .. Therese CAnna Marie Lapauskyj holds the door for her mother. A ' : 7, z t K -Q: ' in o i i ,Q ,z ,,,, X Y 2' 'N 13 f , K s , .. I , 1 , ' af? Purser CRichard Chaflierj scolds Steward Cjohn Uhlj for bringing so many of Emi1y's and Cornelia's trunks into their cabin. Stew- ardess CVirginia Sobotaj confirms the steward's explanation that he has been asked to bring ALL of them. I 2 -iiifl' , if On November nineteenth and twentieth seniors presented OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, dramatized by Jean Kerr from the book of the same name by Cornelia Otis Skinner and Emily Kimbrough. Based on actual incidents, the adventures of the authors as emancipated young ladies on shipboard and in Paris amused the audi- ence and filled the auditorium with gay and merry laughter, especially Mrs. Skinner's gift of safety pockets . , . Man overboard! . . . Emily's concern about life preservers . . . Cornelia's measles . . . Medical Inspector . . . Happy Bastille Day . . . Cardinal Richelieu's bed . . . Monsieur de la Croix. Following the custom of Bethlehem Catholic High School a double cast portrayed the characters. Harriet fCarol Dankol, Winifred CSusan Horvathj, the Stewardess fMadeline Gallagherj, Emily fNancy DiConcettoj, Cornelia CGeral- dine jancoskoj, Dick CRobert Kroppl, Leo CPaul Pavelkoj, Purser CCharles Terryj, the Steward CEdward Angermanj, and Admiral fMichae1 Chabackj in the hilarious safety pocket scene. .W ls: Bedbugs aweigh, my lads, bedbugs aweighlu loudly sings Mr. Skinner CGeorge Yellakj as Mrs. Skinner fKathleen Gombosij hands him disinfectant to scrub away the bed- bugs from Cardinal Richelieu's bed. Emily CMarian Fisherj curiously watches the procedure. Mr. Charles Kropp Director of Dramatic: .9-.5 I9 F? 'HUH-1-ui, ' h,,,,,.-Q-q-f-F' X'-392 lllll ISS TIDINGS typists prepare labels for mailing copies of school newspaper. fseafedj Eleanor DeBellis and Frances Gobs. fstandingj Mary Gresho, Nancy Penchick, Marlene Danner, Fran- cine Prisque, and Nathalie Long. Llembers of TIDINGS staff take pride in the latest issue of their newspaper. Franz Row: Margaret Pinter, Richard Chaiiier, Carol Alcorn. Back Row: Robert Kropp, Stanley Duro, john Uhl. Charles Terry, Sports Editor, and Michael Chaback, Editor-in-Chief, agree to include in the second issue of TIDINGS a prediction of a successful season for the Golden Hawks. WHL At the 1960 Villanova Press Con- ference Mr. Edward Ursprung of William T. Cooke, Inc., our yearbook publisher, explains to SCEPTRE staff members what are the qualities of a prize-winning publication. Ksealedj Madeline Gallagher and Joann Ma- honey. fstandingj Lorraine Stofkog Virginia Sobota, Associate Editor, M. ,f-- f Nancy Weaverg Mary Nolang and is ' Carolann Danko, Editor. 4 , a f , r Slllllllll George Sefranek and Charles Boyer decide what basketball games each will cover for the SCEPTRECC sports section. Looking forward to June, 1961, staff members and typists watch Kathryn Butryn at the Senior Supplement into a 1960 yearbook. Front Row: Dorothy Trescak, Nancy DiConcetto, Stella Zondlo, Rosemary Borso. Second Row: Geraldine jancosko, Helen Coyle, Honorine Higgins, Joan Schrei. Third Raw: Kathleen Boyle, Mary Beth Mon- aghan,Veronica Oravec. Fourth Row: Marie Toth, Marie Sterlein, Elizabeth Spisak, Margarete Mraz. Back Row: Margaret Kuprian, Mary Bucko, Beverly Green, Janice Kacar. ll 2,1 X ii su . ' 1 Glll lllllll Students of Bethlehem Catholic reverently portray the Nativity Scene in a colorful tableau with freshman girls singing Christmas hymnsg Leo Lynch as St. josephg Theresa Nishnic as our Blessed Motherg Ann Cooke and Nancy Hepp as angels: James Tulio, jere Casey, and Alfred Ortwein as the Magig and Orlando Diaz and Barry Casey as Shepherds. Charles Terry, president of the Glee Club, conducted a double quartet of his own arrangement of traditional Christmas songs. John Uhl, joseph DeFulvio, Fred Bambu, Paul Pavelko, Nancy DiConcetto, Sandra Majczan, Marie Vogel, and Susan Horvath. Patricia Bartakovits accompanied the group. um1wum-au., angnirsmzumaunpl 1 -vu--.f-w-1-1 At intermission time during perform- ances of the senior play, members of the Glee Club entertained the audience with the singing of Me and My Shadow, Anchors Aweigbf' and Over the Rainbow. I Qs ,, Intermission at the Starlight Cotillion finds students ad- miring the State Champion- ship trophy won by the 1960 Becahi Golden Hawks. This great victory provided the main theme for the Senior- Junior Prom, held june 3, 1960. William Gawlik, Eleanor DeBellis, Agnes Kocsan, Peter Sabo, Peggy Leonard, Mel Nicholas, John DeBellis, Mary Ann Huhn, Thomas Hovancik, Eloise Eberle, George Durako, and Grace Dougherty. DQ 1 X155 Xt af is . .ff m to 1 Prominent among the stu- dents dancing to the dreamy music of Matt Gillespie's band, as they play Peter Gunn,', are Marie Toth, Richard Chaflier, Dorothy Trescak, and Wallace Nar- JU Illll-Sl IDR PHIIM Blyth! lesky. Sister Irma Loreto greets Francis Fenerty and Maryann Dwyer, while in the background Robert Silvoy and Marie Vogel talk to some of the other Sisters. Q2 , v 1' to 'Q 1 if 'Lk K W . BHIAHVS lilllllf HAWKS Edward An german k i, A-QNT: . , :, ,:,.. 1.,, Fifi ii: ,ffl 5' Q 0' i. 1-na ,X , fa . 35-in 5 if -4.41.-5 . A 5 L, , - is I :ia james Monek Mr. Paul Calvo fCoaclaj Mr. Louis Bratkovics fSerrelnryj HSBY john McGeehan wif' W, , wb ,, f, 5 ,UK . S553 ,W Q ,, , n if 1 J Y iv I 5 1 ei. 7 J' ig BOYS' BASKETBALL Alumni ............... Fountain Hill . . . . . Hellertown ...... . . Pius X QRosetoj . . . . . eBishop Kenrick .... . . Northampton ...... . . 'kLansdale Catholic ....... tSt. Pius X fPottstownj . . . 'l:Reading Central ........ Southern Lehigh . . . . . Liberty ........,.. . . 'Bishop Shanahan . . . . . 'St. Katherine .,., . . 4Notre Dame ..., . . 1'Bishop McDevitt . . . . . Allentown Central . . . . XSL Matthew ....... . . PtBishop Kenrick ,,....... Eye Glass Fund Game .... 9fLansdale Catholic . . . . . 2'St. Pius QPottstownj ...., fBishop Shanahan . . . . . 4'St. Katherine ...... . . 1'Bishop McDevitt ..., . . t Notre Dame ..,... . . XReading Central . . , . . . . 'St. Matthew ........... We 60 69 64 63 58 48 60 50 62 55 27 55 74 61 69 55 63 48 44 56 64 61 58 66 59 49 45 They 56 66 50 33 44 61 36 40 56 46 46 49 47 43 63 47 59 53 43 52 41 43 26 41 52 66 47 'kDenotes Philadelphia Suburban Catholic League games. George Yellak C411 drives past Bob Zobb C342 of Allentown Central Catholic P , , ' , Ed Angerman comes down with a rebound, clearing the way for Becahi to score. Francls Fenerty 4257, kefpmg his eye on the Mick Moroney keeps his Viking opponent at a safe distance. lay, moves away from his guard. Defense of the P.C.I.A.A. State Championship challenged Bethlehem Catholics Golden Hawks throughout a spectacular 1960-61 season. Displaying Coach Calvo's excellent training, the Champs triumphed over their first five foes before Northampton beat them. Recovering, Becahi whipped Lansdale Catholic and their next three opponents, but lost to Bethlehem High. The Golden Hawks rallied their defenses and won the next six games, the most cherished triumph being their upset of Allentown Central. First half of season found Bethlehem Catholic holding the title with a 9-O Suburban League score and an over-all record of 15-2. Bishop Kenrick's Knights gave the defenders their nrst League loss to open the season's second half. Seven victories and two losses followed, bringing the league score to 15-3 and the seasonal over-all record to 22-5. As the SCEPTRE goes to press, there remain the play-off games to decide the State Championship. For this record see the SCEPTRE Senior Supplement, pub- lished in July. Under the watchful eyes of two players from Bishop Kenrick High School, james Monek C20 makes a fast break for the basket. Front Row: Edward Angerman, john Moroney, john Vass, joseph Martin james Monek John McGeehan, Ronald Silvoy. Second Row: George Yellak, Francis Fenerty Coach Paul Calvo Francis Hercik, Barry Casey, James jancosko. Back Raw: Managers Ronald Herczeg john Shupp and Richard Parente. 1 Hi, ' xiii' wi if 1 Q 'S i 1' , v , , ' 'Hi - 1, MfftL!Q4?Y ' ,, -4e9KS2i?iS ,51G'542-uiilxsib Q J. V. BASKllBAll JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM-Front Row: Louis Gerenser, Martin Hildenberger, Charles An- derko, William Seaman, Thomas Nolan. Back Row: Philip Panarelli, Thomas Cope, joseph Talian, Philip Carra, William Alexander, Stephen Donches, Roy Urello, Mike Kramer. li ti 3 3 li si ' 1 if l Xl 34 if fy Lou Gerenset s 06, jump shot goes up and in to add two points to the score in the game with Lansdale Catholic. Stephen Donches C151 a sophomore, dazzles the spectators with his debut on the Varsity Team in the victorious game with Central Caholic of Allentown. The Hawk's .I.V. Phil Panarelli GOD clutches the . 5 will g ball desperately as Lansdale Catholic foes watch their chance. 1X .Q IlASlBAll BASEBALL SCHEDULE 1 2 .............. Notre Dame April 18 . .. . . Hellertown April 21 .. .. Northampton . . . . Pius X April April 25 .. May 1 .. ........ Palisades May 5 .. .. Southern Lehigh May 12 May 15 .. ..... Palisades May 17 . . ..... Notre Dame May 22 . . . . Southern Lehigh . . ........ Roseto Dave Korpics never fails to get in his batting practice. n, ,y l ,i,, ,rw A fl X iw' KJ 71 P' . 1 I ,,-4 Y ,,,r 1 I N fm , , k f, A .. , . mx. , 4 , A 3 y 1 R 5. -A s,.QL3.j - 1V3.,,ix,,p4?l,L giiitfif' ' iiff-V2 Q' ,rr, ,ga-4li'1ii'fef+Eg'5i W 3 , V ,,v,,, , 41 Q., gi, ? 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DiMegli0 Corzrb ...Q Andrea Garza, Captain 's Pat Geitz tussles to get possession of that ball. i Lorraine Stofko, Manager GIIHS' BASKHBAH .SPG Ili fl jg' 'Hr 01 .IG GIRLS' BASKETBALL We They Alumnae ............... 36 35 St. Francis .. . 55 10 Easton ......, . 51 63 Notre Dame . . . . 35 34 Liberty ......,. . 37 36 Central Catholic . . . . . 46 58 Easton ........ . 15 45 Liberty ........l.. . . 27 56 Central Catholic . . . . . 41 53 Marian .....,.... . . 44 18 Notre Dame . . . . . 29 26 Hellertown .... . . 44 27 Marian .... . . 29 42 Jean Reilly C341 rushes to catch ball for a rebound shot. Bethlehem Catholic Hawkettes profit through constant exercise and supervised practice, as they proved during this successful season. Wlith an overwhelming victory over St. Francis Academy, the girls' basketball team opened its league series and continued with determination to win. Under the skilled training of Coach DiMeglio, members of the team gained confidence and finesse. Thrilling the spectators with one point margins, the girls defeated each of their traditional foes, Liberty High School and Notre Dame early in the season. In the return game, however Liberty got its revenge by more than doubling Becahi's score, but Notre Dame bowed again with 29-26, Because of the number of undergraduates on the Varsity Team, the Hawkettes show great promise, and in the future they will demonstrate how well they benefited from their ex- periences. VARSITY TEAM-Kneeling: Lorraine Stofko, Andrea Garza, Elizabeth Weiss. Standing: Elizabeth Schoenen, Roberta Linden- muth, Dorothy Michael, Josephine Marth, Barbara Martinuzzi, Judith Foley, Bernadette Monaghan, jean Reilly, Ann Marie Egan. Dottie Michael C29j desperately tries to get the ball to Becahis forward, jean Reilly GAO. Andrea Garza 1301 and Central Catholic op- ponent iump for hall, In the background Dottie Michael C295 and Allentown players watch for the rebound. Ann Egan C375 in possession of the ball leaps into the air to elude her Central Catholic guard. HAWKHTES jean Reilly C343 drives toward the basket followed by Beca.hi's Barbara Martinuzzi C561 and St. Francis Academy guards. Andrea Garza gets ready to throw a long shot. . - ' ,, Fl . A af' ,av .. . H, . f.. xii? ,, ,E i . E J,- N.- i a , ,,, 1 ,:k,,.,,g,2 , fixes Q i . Q ill .,Q,. 5 xL. iw E:--:.f 1, ,Ii f,f 5.15 Z,-ef ff' 5 , . l,g i seiii . The story of PLAIN AND FANQY rise .LA hould be. lt 1 concerns a young New the Amish to Sell a be neighborhood of Bird-in-Hand, rtglgley . themselves out bf iihei? hfetropolitaxigif worldly in 21 land of quaintlignslonfls, sternffnnoralsiiaQriHii'i5PeEhsylvania uteh'2f,Englisih. Theyi run 3 across 11 romance orftwo among the-'young' generation o19gAmish,'and njlgnqge ro fix things i up so that everyboily is in love with the right partyat the end -lwhich is howlany sensible rnusicall should end. . e , ' ' ' ' 4' I am happy! was such a day! Katie Uilizabeth O'DonnellJ1 thanks Page CCharIes Terriyj for a ride fo Lzincasterg ia special treat beiore here wedding. Chorus of Amish men and worn-en. smgg It Wonders Me,!7, ' L , f.,::i ,iq I ' W, r ,,,, r ei Q ii 4 En route from New York Ruth QNancy DiConcettaj and Dan Cjere Caseyj seek directions to get to Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania. Man CFrancis Zamboj comments: Boy, you are lost! How'd you get off this road? Dan CDennis Votralj separates the fighting Reber brothers, Peter fGeorge Sefranekj and Ezra fjoseph DeFul- vioj. Teasing Peter, Ezra had just re- marked that his brother was still C ferhoodled about Katie Yoder, Ezra's promised bride. K., jacob Cjohn Uhlj: Hilda- you want maybe to go with me later, over by the lake? To which Hilda QSandra Oravecj very emphatically replies, UNO! Papa Yoder CCharles Terryj leads chorus in Plain We Live, after pronouncing the terrible shunning of Peter CPaul Pavelkoj standing in center with bowed head. Katie fE1izabeth O'DonnellJ stands between her father and Peter: Dan fDennis Votralj wonders at this strange Amish punishment, Ezra fjoseph DeFulvioJ stands be- tween Peter and Dan. VW .. ..1r5a... n-as, Amish women prepare for Katie's wed- ding. Bessie CTheresa Nishnicj at stove, Rachel CEva Macllj churns butter, Sarah QVirginia Sobotaj pumps water, while Rebecca CKathleen Boylej, Esther Q-lean Rodgersj, and Emma CNanCy Weaverj work at the table. Dm: Cliennis Votrallz Hello, Mr. Yoder. Where did all these people come from? Papa CCharlcs Terryj: When we have a barn raising, people come from all over to help Dan: You mean they all volunteer to work like this? Hilda fGeraldine jancoskoj: By us n barn means to help and enjoy! Dan: You'll be at this for weeks - Papa: Not us, Mr. King! just wait and see! Amish men do a tricky finale to their song and dance, Why' Not Katie? Ronald Herczeg, Michael Hig- gins, john Matus, Eugene Demyan, joseph DeFulvio, Richard Foley. Daniel Nolan, john Dougherty, and Robert Casey. Ruth CPauline Marshalekj offers to help the Amish women fix for the wedding! Among other things she attempts to churn butter and pump water at the same time, achieving a sort of rhumba rhythm. Sllllll TASSIIIIIATIII Senior class officers examine sample prom programs to determine how to design a 1961 program. Nancy DiConcetto, Patricia Kovacs, Robert Ulshafer, George Yellak, Andrea Garza, and Marie Toth. A Father Sangmeister receives pledges from newly elected Student Association officers: James Monek, Presidentg Kenneth Dick, Secretaryg Sandra Majczan, Vice-President. 1961 Student Association officers: Kenneth Dick, Secretaryg james Monek, Presidentg Sandra Maiczan, Vice-President. .,.,,,...,,u,,,.,J GRIIWIH St Illli HASSES With these words, In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghostf' each class in Bethlehem Catholic High School begins, no matter what the subject may be. Fourth year students, mindful 'of Father Sang- meister's oft-repeated challenge, 'iAs the seniors go, so goes the school, acquire poise and dignity as they progress through their last year at Becahi. Academic students complete preparation for college with courses in chemistry, French and trigonometry. Students in Secretarial and General Courses, preparing to take their places in the business world, perfect the skills of bookkeeping, stenography, and typing, as well as Business Mathematics and Spanish, Religion, of course, holds the highest place on each senior's scholastic program. All seniors take English and Problems of American Democracy. Each graduate leaves Bethlehem Catholic High School prepared to follow whatever future career he may choose. During senior English class james Tulio speaks Macbeth's words: Thou art too like the spirit of Banquog down! Thy crown doth sear my eyeballs, And thy hair, Thou other gold-bound brow, is like the first. A third is like the former . . . Act IV, i, 111-114 Stanley Sek, W'illiam Lipsky, and Paul Pavelko portray the dumb kings in a class dramatization of Shakespeare's tragedy. 'E' ,V Wm- ? - 1 ,..1,,5ZQ5f,fa.m3 A,,,. .Wh h .. , GH 'uf uni mm 5' 1 '5 151221231 . ,. I , rg Q , PM i .. ,. V225 f , A , 1 fm., wi J: Mg- 5 K Wi nxu5 f , 'Veiim X' af eff f M J 35 ix? ' L2 i. If A auf ,, A ., 'fkxl . J 'Z' i . , - in-V. ,, ,..,. ' EN ' 'Y , : fi E, Q X V R 3 11 Xi pe if , . NA SE IIIRS, SHKI li AIBHIEVEME I... Mr. Saroka answers Alfred Ortwein's. question on Supreme Courtsg seniors in Problems in American Democracy class engage in many stimulating discussions with their teacher. SIHIVE TIIWAHII UllMPlHIll UI IIBJHITIVE. Religion class provides ample opportunities for seniors to learn how to express reasons for the faith they have in God and the practice of their holy religion by anwering WHY?', to Father Cronin's complete satisfaction. I pw: 'N-J if-7' 2 fa K1 4, J U IDRS Carol A. Barbarics Edward J. Bauer Stephen E. Bedics Margaret A, Blaukovitch Roberta A, Blaukovitch Carol A. Bogar Kathleen F. Boran Rosalie F. Borlordan Barbara A. Bringenberg Rosemarie T. Bruehl john J. Capuano Robert F. Casey Helen M. Castellucci Richard M. Cmorey Eugene G. Demyan Elaine J. Derocher Luis A. Diaz Georgine A, Dcdig john C. Dougherty Barbara A. Eddinger Bonita A. Falco Francis S. Fenerty Marie L. Ferreira Barbara M. Fistner Louis J. Gerenser Joseph J. Gredlics Judith A. Gruncl Barbara M. Harris Francis R. Hercik Michael C. Higgins Barbara A. Horvath Margaret C. Hudock Robert A. Hughes James J. Jancosko Nancy L. Kalata Thomas j. Kanuck joseph M. Kasper Barbara A. Kerecz Harry D. Kirk William Kuzmin Sharon I.. Leonard 2 ,J nz.. ot Louis J. Albert XVilliam F. Alexander Patricia M. Banish ik.. ' ff. , 4, I - ,Q 'M Mm hi 5 . f I 'R lb., M ' iw' 'Q ig: A ' e L ,If ' .... jf' 4.. ' , 5- nf. r f L , I ...ae elll L . A A , 'R Mx r .J , . , i Ai.- In -I'. Iffgu I ,r T' e f 'fr Q . Q B M. 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Windish Barbara Martinuzzi, Judith Grund, John Dougherty, and Robert Casey seek and seek and seek the answers to chemical reactions. Jll IIIRS, JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: fseateclj Charlotte Majczan. Cstandingj James Jancosko, Richard Muller, Dorothy Velas, Thomas Kanuck, Michael Higgins. Classes in the third year provide juniors with oppor- tunities of following the particular course each student chooses, with the guidance and approval of Father Sangmeister, the principal of Bethlehem Catholic. Academic students, hoping to enter college or to begin training as teachers or nurses, pursue the study of Algebra II, French I, and chemistry or physics, given alternate years to all juniors and seniors in the Academic course. Future secretaries and office workers receive training in bookkeeping, stenography, and typing. Classes in English III and Religion III include all juniors. Watched by the students in Business Mathematics class, Thomas Kanuck corrects mistakes in work on the black- board. Front Row: john Molnar, joseph Kasper, Rosalie Borlodan. Back Row: Eugene Demyan, Rosemarie Bruehl, Crimilda Rivera, James Shak. JIIUHNHI li HIRWARIJ . .. Everybody loves recordings, especially if they are in Spanish! Barbara Horvath, Barbara Kerecz, and Roberta Lindenmuth follow the story from their textsg Gloria Teles regulates the volume, Ronald Neimeister asks Sister Louis Bertrand a question about the solution of an equation with three unknowns. juniors in Algebra II class await the answer . cf.: Vx junior typists Susan Stauffer, Barbara Bringenberg, and Fold the paper one-third from the bottom Rose Marie Ripper watch Barbara Fistner use the correct jean Reilly tells Louis Albert, as she demon method for changing a typewriter ribbon. strates the method learned in Office Practice class. Sister St. Edmund checks English notebooks of juniors: Mary Waldron, Mercedes Spevak, Nancy Kalata, Margaret Hudock, Madeline Stoll, Charlotte Majczan. l2HllllSl SPHIIM HHIIS. juniors in Father Nawn's religion class concentrate on important points of doctrine under discussion. Mais ani, nous prions en f1'd11f11i-L 130355 Richard Sokolsky, a junior in Sister Marie Matthew's French class. S 0 P I-I ll M 0 R E S Sharon Andresko Patricia J. Bartakovits Vincent L. Bauer Daniel A. Bayak Nancy J. Bednar George Borso William T. Brogan Marsha S. Brooks Thomas F. Cope Carol A. Curry Donna L. Dancho Georgene Danko Mary F. Deegan Eugene Demjan Carol A. DeSenLis Stephen G. Donchres 'Dolores M. Dozer George R. Dutko Robert Edwards Anne M. Egan Laurel A. Flecksreiner Robert j. Friend joseph R. Gaal Regina I. Ganssle Patricia M. Geitz Vincent J. Gentilcore Mary L. Gerlecz Elizabeth A. Gomboz Roslyn D. Green Lorraine A. Gress Frances j. Handlovic Ronald G. Herczeg Susan P. Hovancik Barbara A. Jani Kathleen Kalata Eileen F. Kelly Frances M. Klein Robert Klinger Michael J. Kramer Sandra A. Kroboth Mariann Kronstein Marian A, Kulanko joseph M. Kunclek 551A Loretta A, Arias Sandra A. Bankowski 4177 V. Awi Q if . si , .Q hi ' F M. Yi A lf' -S? 1 fivlvl qv if. ff sl 'I L. Li. ' l FQ 42 gk is A , ,A H., Q 4-7 , ey - M. , sn' V , 'I 'lk' .W , A fr L .-... N A+ L . ' vm . . .1 J . . .. , . ' 'X HZ , R A :nigh fix K ' f . . - rl 'A A 3 M ff , ' A ,, a ee. ...L . A. M QA , . .4 of A . M QL wil -e 5? A iiii 1 ,YK 5. YT' . ? s. N 55 V. , M, Y . ,,,. A yy.. 4: A A' . . . . 5. m I V . ,,.. .L 4 , ..LL . sw I M V 'Vue' y. 3, ir.. W . f -f f A I f 4 of L A x K ' ' 1' Y ' K lf.. 'C' Qs E , f' Ag ' W Y . . Q... K 2. I -in LA J LJ 5 KM... 1 ' A 54 15 5 . E 3? A ' e at .K A' :: 4, eg '35 yy ZZ' L 3- A JA ff- i new K . -,.. Eff, 1 .. , ' 9 . ns A ' . , .' A ' f , ... 3 A - . . - . , A' A , as A ,,,. are Q . . .1 , L' A? Q , ,. . f . A N .2 . 'A , 1 ...M V. i - LAA1 . . 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Listening attentively are Donald Samley, Louis Rippert, Francis McCarthy, Vincent Gentilcore, Daniel Bayak, Robert Edwards, Robert Stull and Francis Maykos. MWA lil A lllHlll SHP. Sophomore year introduces two new subjectsg namely, biology and plane geometry. Biology students study the life processes and needs that are common in all organisms, as well as the interdependence ,of plants and animals. Plane geometry develops training in logical thinking and clear, concise expression of facts. Not an entirely new subject, American History deepens students' understanding of the growth of the United States to its present position as a world power. Religion II, English II, and Latin II classes develop knowledge and skills in each of the above subjects for all second year students. Dolores Dozer enjoys role of teacher in Latin II class. Dolores Molnar and Loretta Arias see nothing difficult in the presentation of the subjunctive mood. just after lunch Donald Samley, Ronald Lawrence, and Louis Rippert dissect crayfish for biology class. Ugh! says Robert Edwards, looking over Ronald Lawrence's shoulder. In the sopl1omore's dramatization of The Merchant of Venice, Act I, Scene ii, Bassanio Cfhomas Copej bar- gains with Shylock CEugene Yellakj for the loan of 3000 ducats. Bysranders on the Rialto are: Edward Stine, William Brogan, james LaBuda, and Stephen Donches. In Plane Geometry class Maryann Kronstein demonstrates the method used to bisect an angle. Front Raw: George Borso, Daniel Bayak, George Dutko. Back Row: Sandra Bankowski and Joan Reilly. Regina Ganssle gives Mr. Saroka her full attention as he directs a question in American history to her. Sophomores raise hands to answer Father Nawn's question in religion class. me-Q, s ' Q... , ' rHS f.i'Za5 Ji s Ann M. Cooke HIESHME Anthony Altenbach Charles S. 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Vg 4. - V V 9 , .V ,V 4 45, V '1 Rita A. Washitla '- 5:21, R ji fx V k V h 4. if :nfl 2 -N... Fred J. Weiss , ' . . V A I T ' 'M ' . ' ,, Marilyn J, Wieder . VVV Q ' ll' 3 ' , 'f V - . Raymond Yuhas V VV.. t . ,, Vial WN, r. f Marie R. Zarinsky 4 W1-91 ' ll. 56 Father Sangmeister congratulates newly elected freshman class officers: Carol Capuano, Nancy Iampietro, Robert Makosky, Walter Hoderewski, Mar- garet Fenerty, Timothy Gifford. MR Freshmen in Algebra I give serious thought to the solving of a problem in one unknown. HllSHMl , Hllilll Ill llAll Ml L! Ink-an Robert Makosky explains the Frasch Process for obtaining sulphur to his classmates. john Toth, Frances Bringenberg, Roy Urello, and Patricia DeI.azzario display other metals and processes discussed in the General Science class. Elizabeth Pinter and Pauline Martucci point out combi- nations in color harmony to freshmen in art class. we, Novel experiences fascinate freshmen be- ginning high school: six teachers instead of one . . . retreat with Mass and Holy Com- munion in school . . . study of Life of Christ in religion . . . larger books, longer assignments . . . puzzling problems in Algebra I . . . new techniques in Art I . . . English Literature . . . amazing facts in General Science . . . complexities of Latin . . . lively tunes in Musicl . . . dates, facts, and places in World History . . . pep rallies . . . basketball games . . . dances . . . Becahi's inimitable school spirit! Freshmen display Bibles brought from their homes as part of their observance of Family Bible Reading Week. Much of the religion course in first year is devoted to study of the public life of Our Lord as found in the New Testament. Judith Foley, Anthony Corroda, Francis Seaman, and Gloria Lupini. i 4 . i G bfi? , new fl e' ff was Freshman Latinists race to see who will be first to complete declensions of nouns correctly. Richard Parente, Judith Foley, Francis Kantor, and Roseann Csaszar. Kathleen Unger, joseph Piltman, and Peter Toth display points of interest studied in World History class. lAY lllll IIAIIII Slll ES. William Seaman displays a poster to freshmen in Religion I class. Learning to work together in a Christian way is one of the many lessons to be learned from the practice of religious doctrine. Carlos Diaz reminds students in Music I that the pictures they are examining illustrate Symphony Orchestra Instruments. Marie Zarinsky, Anthony Altenbach, and Diane Ford exhibit some excep- tions to this group. Sister Regina Pacis listens to Martin Hildenberger and Fred Weiss read the parts of Scrooge and his nephew in The Christmas Carol. Following the dialogue are Fred Capuano, Carlos Diaz Carlos Gonzales and Fred Butryn. joseph Kucsan's flawless rendition of such lively tunes as Accordion Boogie and Dizzy Fingers enter- tained audiences during intermission at the senior play. teiii E 4 'l HERE A Brother Justus, O.S.F. CGeorge D'Huy, '58j returns to his alma mater to tell seniors of the joy he has found in the religious life. D THERE! BECAHI 5' 1 4 it Holy Hour, Retreat-February 15, 14, 15. Father F, X. ix Barrett, Retreat Master. 'if ,Qt is ,U No matter how often Becahi's efficient secretary, Mrs. Young, Cfheresa Hor- vath, '59D is interrupted in her duties, shc greets everyone with a smile. i QM? W Theresa Nishnic, Margaret Pinter, and Cynthia Shields, leaders in the Catholic Standard and Times subscription drive, show how the thermometers rise as the subscrip- tions come in. ik 53 -an 1 JAMES JOSEPH MONEK Tamba St. Ioxepb Academic President . . . High Honors 1,2 . . . Honors 1,3,4 . . , Student Association 1,4 . . . Tidings 1,2,3,4 . . . Base- ball 1,4 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 2,3,4 . . . mighty on the basket- ball court . . . very witty . . , bound for Villanova. Ill SS IIHIIIEERS SANDRA ANN MAJCZAN Suzi St. john Capistrano Secretarial Vice-President . . . High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Student Association 1,4 . . .' Tidings 1 , . . Dramatics 4 . , . Sreplre 2,3 . . . Operetta 1,4 . . . Glee Club l,2,3,4 . . . Personality Club4 . . . Cheerleader 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . lovable personality , . . never misses a party . . . shorthand whiz. KENNETH GEORGE DICK Kenny SS. Simon and jude Secretarial Secretary . . . Student Association 3,4 . . . Tidings 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . Wrestling 2,3,4 . , . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . most popular boy in 4C . . . great personality . . . future Marine. ROSE MARIE ADAMCIK Roe SS. Cyril and Metbodiux Secretarial Honors 1,2,3 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . able to adapt to all situations . . . easy-going . . . contagious laugh. ANGELINE MARY ALBARELLI Angie Our Lady of Pompeii Secretarial Honors 1,2 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . Cheer- leader 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . personality plus . . . dig that shiny Olds . . . neat dresser. CAROL HOLLY ALCORN Holly Holy Irzfancy Academic Honors 1,2 . . . Tidingy 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . , Operetta 2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Prom Committee 2,5,4 . . . seen at Orr's . . . neat dresser . . . marvelous personality. EDWARD JOSEPH ANGERMAN Eddie Sl. joseph Academic Honors 1,2 . . . Student Association 2 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,5,4 . . . Prom Committee 2,3,4 . . . Tidings 1,2 . . . strong, silent type . . . If you're lucky! . . . keen on looks. FREDERICK ANTHONY BAMBU Freddie Our Lady of Pompeii Academic Tidings 1,4 . . . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Prom Committee 2,3 . . . Operetta 4 , . . Dramatics 4 . . . class clown . . . carefree , , . has a friendly word for everyone. MARYANN ELIZABETH BAUER Mao' L Holy Ghost General l Operetta 1,4 . . . Glee Club l,2,34 . . . Prom Com- ' candy saleslady at Globe Theatre mittee 3,4 . . . petite miss , . . sense of humor . . . i X' ,,,,. Mg lyy he 1 . a slr , 1 .,, , K, 3 THOMAS JAMES BELLEW fake Holy Injancy Geneml Prom Committee 4 . , . gives our basketball team moral support . . . quiet type . . . Army bound. ARTHUR ERIC BOLLACK Otlo Holy Ghost General Wrestling 3 . . . at home on the dance Hoor . . . looking forward to June . . . allergic to books. KATHLEEN LORRAINE BOYLE. Kathy St. Ursula Secretarial High Honors 1,3 . . . Honors l,2,3 . . . Religion Prize 3 . . . Sceptre Typist 3,4 . . . Operetta-1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Personality Club 3,4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Trouble,' is her middle name . . , witty, mischievous, but intelligent . . . female hot rodderf' EDWARD VICTOR BUCKO Ed St. Stanislaw General High Honors 4 , . . Honors 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . quiet manner . . . can always be seen with Ray . . . hopes to attend LaSalle. MARY ELLEN BUCKO Mary SS. Cyril and Metbodius Academic High Honorr 1,2,3,4 . . . Religion Prize 1,2 . . . Sceptre 2,3,4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . Per- sonality Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Prom Com- mittee 3 . . , skillful seamstress . . . petite lass, possessing a heart of gold . . . always friendly and helpful. JOANN ELIZABETH BUDZAK Io SS. Cyril and Methodius Secretarial High Honors 1,4 . . . Honors 1,3 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . flock of friends . . , can't keep a straight face . . . contagious giggle. KATHERINE ANN BUTRYN Kathy SS. Simon and jude Secretarial Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Sreptre Typist 3,4 . . . Personality Club 3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . nice to know . . . personality plus . . , can usually be seen with Jo. VALERIE MARY CARPENCY Val ' SS. Simon and jude Secretarial High Honors 3 . . . Honors 2 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Sceptre 3 . . . Personality Club 4 . , . winning personality . . . easy to get along with . . . loquacious. ROSEMARY ELEANOR BORSO Ro St. john Capistrano Secretarial High Honors 1 . . . Honors 3 . . . Sreptre Typist 4 Operetta 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Personality Club 3 . . , Prom Committee 4 . . . charming smile future easy to please . . . mischievous, but sweet . . . secretary. CHARLES JOSEPH BOYER Charlie St. john Capistrano Academit Sceptre 4 . . . Baseball 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . chief World Series informer . . . quiet but friendly headed to serve Uncle Sam. ,Z .-9' 'P 'WTI BARRY JOHN CASEY Barry Sl. Ursula Arademir Honors 1 . . . Sceptre 4 . . , Dramatics 4 , . . Operetta 1,4 . . . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Basketball 4 . . . Prom Com- mittee 3,4 . . . keen on basketball . . . train enthusiast . . . mischievous. .IERE PATRICK CASEY Iere St. Ursula Academic Operetta 1,3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Baseball 2,4 . . . Glee Club 4 . , . Wrestling 2,3 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . college bound . . . quick to blush . . . easy on the eyes. liraduates of llllil .aww- ibn. 9395. MICHAEL JOSEPH CHABACK Cbabs SS. Cyril and Metlnadious Academic High Honors l,2,3,4 . . . General Excellence 2,3 . . . Religion Prize 1 . . . Student Association 2,3 . . . Tidings 1,2,3,4 . . . Operetta 2 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Einstein's understudy . . . amiable v,.,,,-A , , . ambitious. RICHARD ALAN CHAFFIER . .H , V. .. ' I I Sl. Theresa Academic Honors 2 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . , Baseball 1,2,3,4 . . . Wrestling 2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 2,3,4 . . . Tidings 4 . . . class clown . . . drives a Thunderbird . . . seeks a career in medicine. CAROL ANN COFENAS Carol SS, Cyril and Metbodiaus Secretarial High Honors 1 . . . Honors l,2,3 . . . Sceptre 4 . , . Tidings 1 . . . Glee Club 1,4 , . . Operetta 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . always for a tall tale . . . petite . , . infectious giggle. HELEN CHRISTINE COYLE Reds St. Ioseph Secretarial Honors 1 . . . Sceptre 4 . . . Operetta 3,4 . . . Personality Club 5,4 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . . distinct personality . . . carrot top , . . always wears a smile. CAROLANN CECEILIA DANKO Carol St. Theresa Academic High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . General Excellence 1 . . . Religion Prize 2,3 , . , Student Association 1,2 . . . Sceptre 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 1,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,4 . . . Personality Club 3 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . WAEB Teenage panelist . . vivacious . . . anybody for pizza? ROSANNE ELIZABETH DANKO Rosy Holy Infaney General Glee Club 2 . . . Personality Club 2 . . . Prom Committee . quiet, easy manner . . . amiable . . . hairdo conscious. iii? AR- mf 519 it t MF. f-Qt-f V MARLENE LOIS DANNER Marty Holy Ghost Secretarial Tidings 3,4 . . . Operetta 1,3,4 . . . Glee Club . . . Personality Club 3,4 . . , Prom Committee 3,4 , . . cool, calm, and collected . . . winning smile . . . usually seen with Fran. ELEANORE ELIZABETH DeBELLIS El SS. Cyril and Methodius Secretarial High Honors 1 . . . Honors 1,3 . . , Tidings 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Personality Club 2,3,4 , . . filled with mischief, laughter, and fun . , , future I.B.M. Operator . . , usually seen driving a Chevy. JOSEPH DAVID DeFULVIO joe Holy Rosary Academic Honors 1 . . . Student Association 3 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . neat dresser . . . drives a. cool white Buick. ORLANDO ALBERTO DIAZ Orlando Holy Infancy Academic Operetta 3 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 . , , Baseball 2,4 . . . Wrestling 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 , . , Honors 1 . . . winning personality . . . neat dresser . . . college bound. NANCY JEAN DiCONCETTO Nancy lean Our Lady of Pompeii Academic Honors 1,2,3 . . . Sceptre 4 . . . Dramatics 1,3,4 . . . Operetta 1,3,4 , . . Cheerleading 1,2 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Student Association 4 . . . possesses a heart of gold . . . future Florence Nightingale . . . sweet and petite. JOSEPH STEPHEN DONCHES joe SS. Cyril and Metbodius Academic Honors 1,2 . . . Operetta 3 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . pleasing personality . . , popular . , . great artistic ability. Bethlehem llatholio High School JAMES PATRICK DUFFY ' ek' ' 5 Duff SS. Simon and jude General Prom Committee 3,4 . . . strong, silent type . . . likable fellow . , . future Marine. , s, ,, W, is ., 57 V ss ., STANLEY THOMAS DURO Penguin i 'l 'ig ' in SS. Simon and jude Academic ypgpvylz Tidings 1,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee JW 1 sense of humor , , . faithful stage hand 3,4 . . . always willing to give a helping hand . . . keen K . : L L i BARBARA ANN DXVYER Barbara St. Anna Academia' Sreptre 5,4 . . . Personality Club 5 . . . Operctta 1,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Oh, those tests! . , . loves to dance . . . friendly disposition. MARY ANN DWYER Mary Ann St. Ursula Atademic' Operetta 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Prom Committee 5,4 . . . enjoys talking . . . bursting with mischief . . . loves to sew. ELOISE CHRISTINE EBERLE Eloise Holy lnfnnry General Operetta 5,4 . . . Glee Club 3 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . drives hot Chrysler . , . hep on the dance floor . . . pleasing personality. JOSEPH MICHAEL EGAN joe SS. Simon and jude General Dramatics 4 . , . Basketball Manager 1,2,3 . . . likable fellow . . . keen sense of humor , . . carefree, JOHN ANDREW EVRARD Ivy Holy Gbosl Arademir High Honors 1,2 . . . Honors 1,2,3 . , . Tidings 1,2 . , . Science Seminar 3,4 . . . Operetta 3 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . , mild manner . . . friendly . . . college-bound. RONALD JOHN FERTAI. Ronnie SS. Cyril and Mefbodius Amdenzir Operetta 2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . mischievious nature . . . Fertal did it . . . can't wait for school holidays. ll Graduates of lfllil I MARIAN PATRICIA FISHER Pat Holy Ghost Academic High Honors 1 . . . Honors 1,2 . . . Tidings 1 . . . Sceptre 1,3 . . . Dramatics 4 . , , Operetta 1,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 Prom Committee 3,4 . . . full of mischief , , . hates tests . . . has a host of friends. STEPHEN JOSEPH FISTNER Fix Holy Ghost General High Honors 3 . . . Honors 3 , . . Religion Prize 3 . . . Operetta 3,4 . . . seen but not heard . . . well-mannered always willing to help others. RICHARD FRANCIS FOLEY Ricb Sl. Theresa Academic Tidings 1,2 . . . Operetta 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . quiet and friendly . . . always willing to help . . . plans to join the Coast Guard. MADELINE DOROTHY GALLAGHER Madeline St. Ursula Secretarial Honors 3 . . . Sceptre 3,4 . . . Operetta 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club l . . . Personality Club 3,4 , . . Prom Com- mittee 3,4 . . . prettiest green eyes . . . never, but never, passes up a good time . . , What's that? Bethlehem llatholio High Sehool LOUIS RALPH GANSSLE Lou Sl. Theresa General Prom Committee 4 . . . carefree , . . happy-go-lucky . . . plans to enter Marines. ANDREA FLORENCE GARZA Bage Holy Infancy General Sceptre 5,4 . . . Operetta 3,4 . . . Personality 3 . , , Varsity Basketball l,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Student Association 4 . . . personality plus . . . terrific basketball player . . . full of fun. FRANCES RITA GOBS Fran Holy Ghost Secretarial High Honors l,3,4 . . . Honors 1,2 . , . Operetta 3,4 , . . Personality Club 3,4 . , . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Tidings 3,4 . , . curly black hair . . . favorite pastime-talking . . . fun to be with. TIMOTHY ROYAL GOLDSBURY Golds St. joseph Academic Dramatics 2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . , Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Operetta 2,3,4 . . . Sceptre 4 . . . full of mischief. . . good natured . . . faithful stage hand. KATHLEEN MARIE GOMBOSI Kathy Sl. joseph Secrelarial Honors 3 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . , Personality Club 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . , . friendly and cheerful . . , always on the go . , . neat dresser. BEVERLY ANN GREEN Bevy St. Ursula Academic High Honors 2,3,4 . . . Honors l,2,3 . . . Sceptre 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . generous and helpful . . . college bound . . . fun to be with. 5 5 1 MARY ELIZABETH GRESHO Mary Sl. john Capistrano Secretarial Tidings Typist 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Operetta 1,4 . . . Cheerleaderl,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Graduates ol llllil petite . . . lively . . . mischievous nature. JOSEPH JAMES GRUND foe Holy Ghost Academic Tidings 1,2,3,4 , . . Baseball 3,4 . . , Prom Committee 3,4 . . . quiet . . . possesses artistic ability . . . amiable. ig. 553, A A i sftf - Z i HW STEPHEN JOSEPH GUBICH Goober SS. Cyril and llletbotlius General Baseball 1,2 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . popular . . . travel bound in his hot Chevie . . . this boy is going places. STEPHEN JOSEPH HANUS Steve Sl. Iolm Capistrano General Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Air Force hopeful . . . hot rod enthusiast . . . likable fellow. HONORINE ANN HIGGINS Nanny Holy Infanry Serretarial Honors 1 . . . Sceptre 2,3,4 . . . Operetta 2,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,4 . . . Personality Club 2,3,4 . , . Prom Com- mittee 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 , . , extraordinary sense of humor . . . coilfure conscious . . . friendly disposition. SUSAN CAROL HORVATH Sue Sl. joseph Secretarial High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Honors 2,3 . , . Student Associ- ation 3 . . . Tidings 1 . . , Sceptre 2,3,4 . , . Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 1,2,3,4 . , . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Person- ality Club 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Susan did it! . , . impish smile . . . generous. GERALDINE BARBARA JANCOSKO Geri St. john Capistrano Academic High Honors 1,2,3 . . . Honors 1,3 . . . Student Associ- ation 1 . . . Sceptre 2,3,4 . . . Operetta 1,2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 , . . quick to blush . . . 4B's gardener . . . talented actress. DOLORES ANN JULIAN Dee St. Ursula Gfnfffll Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 1,4 . . . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . generous with her time . . . lives on the sunny side of life . . . plays the accordian. HQ MARY JANICE KACAR janire Sl. Ursula High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Honors 1 . . . Dramattcs 4 Sceptre 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Operetta 1 Personality Club 2,4 . . . Prom Committee 34 well liked by everyone , . . friendly . , . pleasing. personality MARY FRANCES KERECZ Mary - St. joseph Prom Committee 3,4 . . . quiet in manner refined , . . . hates tests. . 7, JOSEPH ANDREW KIRSCH 5 - A ' joe St. Tberexa ,Q Prom Committee 4 . . . future photographer quiet V' ' I A manner . . . helpful. - A 'fl' I of FRANCIS STANLEY KONTROVICH ett ' f FW' 'S ' ssry Hvly Infanfy ' ,:,-3 I High Honors 1,2,3 . . . General Excellence 2 Student ,, ftl' Association 1 . . . Glee Club 3,4 . . . Science Seminar 34 .QTL 'i + . . . quiet, but well mannerecl . , . whiz in mathematiu is . . . Becahi's loss is Lehigh's gain. DAVID CHARLES KORPICS Dave SS. Cyril and Metbodius High Honors 1,2,3,4 . , , Honors 3 . . . Glee Club 1 4 Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Baseball 2,3 4 Prom Committee 3,4 , , . seen, but not heard . . . college bound . . . well mannered. FRANCIS JOSEPH KORPICS, JR I St. joseph ii 'ii Prom Committee 4 . . . strong silent type . . future Uncle Sam's man . . . ready to help others. Bethlehem Catholic High School FRANCES THERESA KOTASH Fran Sl. john Capistrano General Glee Club 1 . , , Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . quiet . . . cheerful smile . . . popular. PATRICIA ANN KOVACS Pal St. joseph Secretarial High Honors 1,2,3,4 . , . Honors 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Student Association 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . , . petite and sweet . . . winning personality , . . neat dresser. .: ', 5'-we K ROBERT WARREN KROPP Bob SS, Simon and jude Academic Honors 1,2 . . . Tidings 3,4 . . . Dramatics 1,2,3,4 , . . Operetta 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Baseball 1,2,3 . . . Prom Committee 2,3,4 . . . reliable stage hand . . . per- fectionist . . . sense of humor, JOSEPH ANTHONY KUSCAN Kooch Si. joseph Academic High Honors 2 . , . Honors 2,3 . . . Dramatics 4 , . . Operetta 2 . . . Glee Club 2,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . neat dresser . . . well liked by all , . . serious minded. PATRICIA ANN KUHARIK Pat St. Ursula Secretarial Honors 3 . . . Operetta 1,4 . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Person- ality Club 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . gets into trouble easily . . . What have you got to eat? . . . shiny blonde hair. MARGARET STEPHANIE KUPRIAN Peggy Holy Ghost Academic Honors 1,2 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Personality Club 5 . . . mischievous type . . . likes customized cars . . . future Florence Nightingale. ANN MARIE LAPAUSKY Ann Marie Holy Infancy Academic Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 1,4 . . . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . petite . . . thinks 4B is a cafeteria . . . prettiest blue eyes. WILLIAM HENRY LIPSKY Whip St. john Capistrano Academic High Honors 1 . . . Honors 2 . . . Tidings . . , Baseball 1,2,3,4 , . . Prom Committee 3 . . . has a magic pitching arm . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . will be seen attending Moravian next year. ul Graduates of llllil it ,.,., t iiyy 3,1 'Tr NATHALIE FRANCES LONG Nat Si. Theresa Secretarial Honors 1 , . , Tidings Typist 3,4 . , , Personality Club 3,4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . bundle of charm . , , has a friendly smile . . . bound for I.B.M. School. iii I LEO VINCENT LYNCH A 1 Leo Holy lnfancy A Academic High Honors 1,2 . . . Honors 1,3 . . , Student Association , 2 . , . Tidings 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta l,2,3,4 VVVAXV . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . , Science Seminar 3 . . . Baseball 'i Manager 3 . , . Prom Committee 3,4 . . , friends-a-plenty . . . keen wit . . . happy-go-lucky. MARYANN ELIZABETH MACO Maryann St. joseph Aanlemir High Honors 1,2,3 . . . Honors 3,4 , . . Sreplre 2,3 . , . Operetta l,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . , . Prom Committee 3,4 . . , Science Seminar 3,4 . . , ready smile . . . always cool, calm, collected . . . college bound. EVA MARIE MADL Eve Sl. Jobn C1lf7iS11'tIll0 Secrclarial Sceptre 5 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Glee Clxib 1,4 . . . Person- ality Club 5,4 . . , Prom Committee 3,4 . . . pleasing personality . . , keen sense of humor . , . usually seen with Pat. Bethlehem llatholie High School JOANN PATRICIA MAHONEY Ioann Sl. Ursula Amdemir High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . General Excellence 1 . . . Religion Prize 2 . . . Student Association 2 . . . Tidings Z . . . Operetta 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . .,Prom Com- mittee 3,4 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 . . . Cheerleading 2,5 . . . petite blonde . . . winning personality . . . peppy cheerleader. JOHN NICHOLAS MATHIOUS Johnny SS. Simon and Jude General Prom Committee 4 . . . full of mischief . , , hot rod enthusiast . . . will become one of Uncle Sam's men. JOHN JAMES MCGEEHAN Muggs Holy Infanry General Operetta 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Baseball 1,2,4 , . . Wrestling 4 . . , Becahi's Fred Astaire . . . neat dresser . . . at home on the basketball court. PATRICIA ANN MCNAMARA Pat Holy Ghost General Operetta 4 . . . Glee Club 1,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . always willing to help . . . friendly disposition . . . usually seen with Eva. SANDRA JEAN MILLER Sandy Nalre Dame Ser:relarial High Honors 3 . . . Honors 1,2 . . , Operetta 1,4 . . . Glee Club l,2,4 , . . Personality Club 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . charming personality . . , winning smile . . . prettiest eyes. JOHN FRANCIS MOLNAR johnny St. Iorepb Academic High Honors 1 . . . Honors 1,2 . . . Tidings 1,2,3,4 . . . Operetta 1 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 . . . A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men . . , happy go lucky . . . friendly disposition. MARY ELIZABETH MONAGHAN Mary Bell? Sl. Ursula Secretarial Honors 3 . . . Sceptre Typist 3,4 . . . Operetta 2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Personality Club 3,4 , . . Basketball 3 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . smiling Irish eyes . . . never at a loss for words . . . drives a boat Cadillac. JOHN MICHAEL MORONEY Kong St. Ursula Academic Basketball 2,3,4 . . . Baseball 2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . , never too busy to have a good time . . . active in athletics . . . sometimes confused with another 4B senior. Graduates of llllil l A ,. ,g4,.,? if ', ritz 5 'VV 1 ,,,. . sr'---,,l,,, MARGARETE MARIE MRAZ Marge SS. Cyril and Methodius Secretarial High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Honors 1,2,3 . . , Glee Club 1,2 . . . Personality Club 3,4 . . . Sceptre 2,3,4 , , . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . , . fabulous wardrobe . . . usually seen at stationery , . . enchanting smile. WALLACE CHARLES NARLESKY lVally Holy infancy General Operetta 4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Baseball 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . has a Hello for everyone . . . drives around in a souped up Ford . . . plans a career in U. S. Air Force. THERESA MARIE NISHNIC Terry SS. Cyril and Melhodius Secretarial Sceptre Typist 4 . . . Operetta 1,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . ready, willing, and able . . . winning smile . . . future secretary. MARY SARAH NOLAN Mary Holy Infancy Academic High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Sceptre 3,4 . . . Operetta 2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . , . Glee Club 1 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 , . . Personality Club 3 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . pleasant smile . . . beauty and brains combined . . . plans to enter nursing school. ELIZABETH EILEEN O'DONNELL Liz Assumption B. V, M. Secretarial High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Honors 3 . . . Tidings 1,2 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Sceptre Typist 3,4 . . . Operettfx 1,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Personality Club 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . queen of laughter . . . loads of friends . , . look for Liz in St. Luke's after graduation. VERONICA CLAIRE ORAVEC Ronnie Holy Infancy Secretarial High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Honors 1 . . . Sceptre 4 . . . Tidings 1,3 . . . Operetta 1,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . , Dramatics 4 . . . enjoys skating . , . always asking Hear my spelling words? , . . pleasing personality. who 'fl 1 i ALFRED FRANCIS ORTWEIN Bulrh Holy Ghost General High Honors 1,3,4 . . . Honors 1,2 , . . General Excellence 5 . . . Student Association 5 . . . Tidings 1,2 . . . Operetta 1,2 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . quiet, serious-minded student . . . participates in school activities . . . will attend I.B.M. school. KENNETH RICHARD ORTWEIN Ken Holy Ghosl General Wrestling 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . quiet student . . . likable person . . . light blond hair. RAYMOND JOHN ORTWEIN Raymos Holy Ghosl General Prom Committee 3,4 . . . quiet in school . . . rides around in a blue Chevy . , . hopes to enter the service after graduation. STEPHEN JOHN ORTWEIN Steve Holy Ghost General Prom Committee 3,4 , . . likes to avoid trouble . . . a red Chevy is his favorite . . . has his eyes on the Navy. PAUL FRANCIS PAVELKO Sonny SS, Cyril and Methodiux Academic Honors 1 . . . Operetta 5,4 . . . Baseball 1,2,3,4 . , . Wrestling 3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Prom Committee 5 . . . popular student . . . participates in school activities , , . personality plus. NANCY ANN PENCHICK Nan Sl. Theresa Secretarial Honors 1,3 . . . Tidings Typist 3,4 . . . Operetta 1,4 . . Glee Club 1,4 . , . Personality Club 4 . . . Basketball 2,4 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . . never a dull moment . . . fad mad . . . headed for I.B.M. school. Bethlehem Catholic High Seheel CONSTANCE MARIE PIETKIEWICZ Connie Holy Infancy General Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . live Wire . . . ready with an answer . . . Isn't it amazing? MARGARET MARY PINTER Margie Holy Infancy Academic Honors 2 . . . Tidings 3,4 . . . Operetta 1,2,5,4 . . . Glee Club 1 , . . Personality Club 5 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . friendly and helpful ways . . . the girl who travels so far to school . . . many friends. FRANCINE JEAN PRISQUE Fran SS. Simon and jude Serrehlfiul Honors 1 . , . Tidings Typist 3,4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . , . Dramatics 4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Personality Club 3,4 . , . petite miss with a golden heart , . . perpetual giggler . . . friends-a-plenty. FRANCES CONCETTA PULLI Fran SS. Simon and jude Gfllefdl Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . never a dull moment , . , carefree . . . usually seen with Pat and Connie. DONALD PAUL RICHARDSON Murpla Sl. Anne General Basketball 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Prom Committee 2,3 . . . Operetta 4 . . . big hello for everyone . . . happy-go lucky. JEAN PATRICIA RODGERS Jeanie . Holy Infanry Sefretarial Honors 1 . . . Tidings Typist 3 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Dramatics 4 , . . Personality 3,4 . , . Prom Committee 3,4 ,X . . . Operetta 4 . . . sunny disposition . . . contagious ' sense of humor . . , never seen alone. l .5 JOAN ANNE SCHREI I Ioanie Sl. joseph Secrelarial High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Tidings 1,2 . . . Sfcptre 3,4 . . . Personality Club 3 . . , Prom Committee 3,4 , . . Dramatics 4 . . . sharp dresser . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . drives a cool Olds. GEORGE ANDREW SEFRANEK George Assumption B. V. M. I Academic Operetta 2 , . . Glee Club 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Sceptre 4 . . . quiet and reliable . . . Glee Club would be Lost without him . . , future teacher. Graduates of llllil LOUIS EDWARD SEFRANEK Lou Assumplion B. V. M. Academic Prom Committee 3,4 . . . tall and blonde . . . Look out! Here comes Lou's plane! . . . next stop, the Air Force. DAVID MICHAEL SEGLETS Dave Holy Ghost General Honors 3 . . . Prom Committee 4 . . . quiet, but sociable . . . nice smile . . , usually seen with Joe and Steve. STANLEY ROBERT SEK Stan St. Stanislaus Academia: Operetta 3 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . . happy-go-lucky . . . scientifically inclined . . . always ready with an answer, JOHN ROBERT SHUPP, JR. Sbuppy SS. Cyril and Methodius General Basketball Manager 1,2,3,4 . . , Prom Committee 4 , . . faithful manager of the Hawks . . . co-operative . . drives a black Valiant. Bethlehem Cathelie High Sehoel WILLIAM JAMES SINKO Bill St. joseplfs General Honors 3,4 . . . Tidings 1 . . . Baseball Manager 1 . . . Wrestling Manager 2 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . neat dresser . . . quiet . . . future Marine. VIRGINIA ELAINE SOBOTA Ginny St. Ursula Secretarial High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Honors 1 . . . Sceptre 2,3,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 5,4 , . . Glee Club 1 , . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Personality Club 3,4 . . . Miss Efficiency . . . has that certain something . . . friendly manner. ELIZABETH HELEN SPISAK Liz St. john Capistrano Secretarial Sceptre 2,5,4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 . . . Personality Club 3,4 . , . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . future beautician . . . early bird . . . always has something to say. MARIE FRANCES STERLEIN Marie Holy Ghost Secretarial High Honors 1,2,3,4 . . . Sreptre 3,4 . . , Dramatics 4 . . . Tidings 2 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . . Personality Club 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . lustrous, brown eyes . . . capable librarian . . . easy-going. LORRAINE ANN STOFKO Lorie St. Ursula Arademir Honors 1,2 . . . Srepfre 4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 1,2,3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . , Personality Club 3,4 . , . Basketball Manager 2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 , , . cool, calm, and collected . . . accomplished seamstress . . . friendly and gracious. JOHN JOSEPH SWEENEY Duke St. Theresa Acailemir Honors 1,2 . . . Wrestling 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . never worries or rushes . . . red hair . . . looks quiet, but looks are deceiving. , 5 'L 34,44-1 ALFRED JAMES TELES Dirk Holy Infarzry General Operetta 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Wrestling 4 . . . neat dresser . . . at home on the dance floor , . . friendly, popular and cheerful. f sf . - ' - , of C 1 lil A. 7 1 -2 '-f- CHARLES MORRIS TERRY, Ill K f gii l K 1 Sl. Ursula Academic cfr' 4, ' High Honors 1,2 . . . Honors 3 . . . Religion Prize 1 . . . Student Association 1,2 . . , Tidings 1,2,3,4 . . . Operetta 1,2,5,4 . . . Glee Club l,2,5,4 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 . . . Golden Hawks Scorekeeper 2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 5,4 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . talented pianist . . . terrific personality . . . plans to teach music. 'Bs r nt ,, ,K v. ' ii J a Q .. M Y l if 5 ,Q , or airs V Graduates of llllil KN ' - DAVID JOHN THODER Dave St. jolm Capistrano General Operetta 5,4 . . , Prom Committee 5,4 . . . cat dresser . . . friendly disposition . . . headed for Bethlehem Business College. MARIE ELAINE TOTH Tootsie St. john Capistrano Secretarial High Honors 5 . . . Honors 1,4 . . . Sreplre 2,5,4 . , . Dramatics 4 . . . Operetta 3,4 . . . Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Student Association 4 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . sugar and spice and everything nice . . . never at a loss for words . . . dynamic personality. SANDRA TOTH Sandy Sl. Iosepb General Operetta 1 . , . Glee Club 1,2 , . . Prom Committee 5,4 . . . friendly attitude towards everyone . . . loads of fun . , . charming smile, - DOROTHY JEAN TRESCAK , , Dot SS. Cyril and Methorlius Secretarial High Honors 1,2 . . . Honors 1,2,5,4 . . . Sceptre 4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . too nice to be forgotten . . . bursting with 'X Q mischief, laughter, and fun . . . cute as a button. JAMES GERALD TULIO 71 , Bulclr A Holy Infanry General Student Association 3 . . . Prom Committee 5,4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . sharp dresser . . . lives in a world of music . . . well liked and well known. 4 MW gi, f S JAMES MICHAEL TULIO 4-E lim E V if if SS Cyril and Melbodius Academic H iiiii F ,ij , ' High Honors 1,2 . . . Honors 1,3,4 . . . Glee Club 4 . . . Operetta 4 . . . Baseball 4 . . . Prom Committee 3 . . .Q fi 1, smooth on the dance floor . . . cheerful personality . . H Caruso of 4B. f, , JOHN NICHOLAS UHL - ' Idfk St. john Capislrano Academic A , High Honors 1,2 . . . Honors 1,2,3 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . 3 A V , Tidings I,2,5,4 . . . Operetta 1,2.3,4 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 L A ,Q f . . . Science Seminar 5,4 . . , Baseball 1,2,5,4 . . . -', , Q ,,, Vi Wfrestling 5,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . , , dig that mga crazy Princeton haircut! . . . quiet charm . . , drives a hot OJ Chevy. :Whe eler 3 if .,,, ,Q ROBERT MARTIN ULSHAEER 1 Bob Sl. Ursula General 8 Operetta 5,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Student Association 4 . . . garrulous . . . loads of fun . , . suave. ww MARIE CLAUDIA VOGEL Sissy a St, john Capixlrano Arademir High Honors 1 . , . Honors 1,2 . . . Sceplre 2,3,4 . . . Dramntics 4 . . . Operetta 1,2,3 . . . Glee Club 1,2,3 Personality Club 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . Becahi's songstress . . . forever eating . . . wonderful personality. DENNIS MICHAEL VOTRAL Denny SS.' Cyril and Methozlins Academir Dramatics 4 . . . Operctta 1,2,3 , . . Basketball 5 . , . 1 Dennis the Menace is an understatement! , . , in- quisitive , . . How can anyone lose a Cadillac? 5 MARYANN CECELIA WASHBURN Maryann Sl. Theresa General Prom Committee 3,4 . . . quiet manner . . . refined . . . nice to know. gi NANCY LEE WEAVER Nancy St. joseph Academia' High Honors 1,2, . . . Honors 1,3 . . . Sceptre 3,4 . . . Glce Club 1 . . . Personality Club 3 . . . Prom Com- mittee 3,4 . . . Science Seminar 3,4 . . , wild about steaks . . . hidden personality . . . St. Luke's- Look out! Bethlehem liatholio High School GEORGE FRANCIS YELLAK or A 'i ii 3 ' l Bug it Ml. , sf. fofeph Amdemif e.e. O - ' Honors 1,26 - - . Tidings 1,2,3 . . . Dramatics 4 . . . 3, if Operetta 4 . . . Basketball 1,2,3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3 9, , L 2,3,4 . . . drives a hot Ford . . . ace on the courts 'f - i'1'-2'. - I -' .L . ' . . . has a certain interest in SB. , . . C '52 , . V . . ,,ii I 4 FRANCIS JOHN YUHAs ... ..'. ' ' orot' I Fffvwy i' A A I ss cyfiz and Mefboaim Amaemff- I Honors 1,2 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . hot rod 4 W ek, . . .. ., A enthusiast . . . Keep calm! , , . easy on the eyes. THE IlIlllIlSl Ill Alll TIIW ? 1 IN During their senior year the class of 1961 noted a most im- portant event in the growth of the Catholic Church-the erection of the Diocese of Allentown, As the first Bethlehem Catholic High School graduates in this new diocese take their places as young men and young women among the quarter of a million souls in Bishop McShea's flock, they go forth equipped with the glory of a Catholic education which will lead them to eternal life if they follow the principles and precepts they were taught. With this significant event the SCEPTRE supplement begins memorabilia that occurred too late to be included in the text of the 1961 SCEPTRE. During the enthronement rites in the Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena, Allentown, April 11, 1961, Bishop joseph McShea, together with his chap- lains, Monsignor Scott A. Fasig and Monsignor Theodore C. Wagner, listens to the reading of the papal decrees announcing his appointment. From the hands of His Excellency, Archbishop Egidio Vagnozzi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States, His Excellency, Bishop joseph M. McShea receives the crosier, a symbol of his episcopal authority as the first Ordinary of the Diocese of Allentown. 1 4 ' 1 us- 53, .f A cccc 2 t s I ii if -3 ifkilf -, 'ei 'i gt? QA- A as fl.af.f't 1 Q cf gil, .. ,Q A-as li s . at fi' ' 2 li' , 'Q y 5 g- C M....:-. fy I ii 'gif' if--f' HSD: V i . ' 31, .. A ii W ' ' 2' xf 1 wa, 2' Q or fi , ,,'i, 100 at ' 0 G 9 I gy P . 'B 6'.. , 5 f . it -. .. I rf' xg. , , ,K 1 Priests take their places in the Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena for the installation of Bishop McShea. Reverend F. V.GillygReverend J. V, Sangmeister, Principal of Bethlehem Catholic High School: Reverend J. J. Frickerg Reverend A. J. Schmid. 8l Sllll El FAIR One hundred twenty-hve students dis- played interesting entries in the an- nual Science Fair held in the school auditorium. From these twelve were submitted to the Lehigh Valley Science Fair held at Muhlenberg College early in April. Marsha Brooks and Patricia Bartakovits listen to Carolann Danko's explanation that Greater Productivity Through Soil Analysis ean be obtained. Carolann received honorable mention for her project at the Lehigh Valley Science Fair. I , ...... . , K rw Orlando Diaz spent many hours preparing his exhibit, Effects of Gibberellic Acid on Plants. George Yellak and Mary Nolan admire the results of Orlando's work. ly Q Q Q . e , . 2 5 2 2 2 3 5 1 . ' 5 5 z 2 I 2 5 5 2 ! Barry Casey 4159 comes down with a precious rebound in the contest with Bishop Kenrick which cost the Golden Hawks the Philadelphia Suburban Catholic League title by one point. Pl YUFF GAMES BASlBAll 1 ,, RECURD ,A 1961 BASEBALL RECORD lVe They 4 Liberty ...... . . . 5 5 Hellertown . . . . . . 5 6 Northampton ...... 2 0 Pius X . .' ...,.. . . . 3 10 Solehi ,... . . . 2 5 Palisades .... . . . 4 1 Pius X ..,..,. . . . 4 5 Fountain Hill ...... 6 3 Solehi ........ . . . 4 2 Notre Dame 9 3 Palisades .... . . . 6 I S In the same game Fran Fenerty USD makes a desperate attempt to regain the ball from the Bishop Kenrick de- fenders in an eliort to boost a score which ended tragically for Becahi, 58-57. Although closely guarded by South Scranton defenders, Muggs McGee- han contributes two more points to Bethlehem Catholic's score which stood at 47-44 at the end of the game. Despite McGeehan s spectacular play- ing and high scoring, the Golden Hawks lost the Class B ' Eastern title with this defeat and reluctantly re- linguished the State Championship they had won in 1960. BASEBALL TEAM-From Row: jack Uhl, Paul Pavelko, jim jancosko, Dave Korpics, Second Raw: Mike Higgins, john Vandegrift, joe Talian. Third Raw: Kenny Dick, Joe Kundck, Orlando Diaz. Back Row: Gene Demjan, Manager: Fran Fenerty, Charles Boyer. Insert: Baseball Coaches, Mr. Thomas Ortwein fleftj and Mr. joseph Saroka. -.,,,, E Q f lijt S! 2: XII Xa' ny, ,X qlxv V - ' I N N 'Kr 3' auf , ei Mr 5 1 5, 3 1 5, 'Pu .-. . 83 1 .. ' i fx A 1 X X' -get is 3513103751 6 'EERE 019175 ,Vw .EQ Xxx x .illnnnllqwwwl I ' mu lm luun 1 A X- Vs. ,Tr -fe-v-v Y i i 1 ' l I xi' ill i 5 INC., I Y' all C , ' ..4. ll lx , r 1. 4 , ' X Patricia Kovacs and William Dwyer, '60 greet Sister Macrina. 4 Before going to the senior-junior prom May 19, 1961 many students stop to see the Sisters, to introduce their companions, and, of course, show off their gowns and corsages. Honorine Higgins' infectious giggles bring smiles to all. Decorated to follow an oriental theme Becahi's auditorium seems like another world to hearts that are young and gay. Q ' my . ,lf I Andrea Garza with her escort, Fred Bambu, makes a regal entrance through the bamboo curtain. Be- tween them can be seen William Dwyer of the class of '60. Father Sangmeister and Father Cronin exchange pleasantries with Ronald Makowsky, '60, and Stella Zondlo. , X .QW A I ci M n e 4 if A , ff ' Li V1 I X Proud parents, who acted as chaperons for the prom, pose on the convent stairs. CFrom topj Mrs. and Mr. Charles Terry II, Mrs. and Mr, Charles Kropp, Sr., Mrs. and Mr. Stephen Majczan. l I Illllllfllflllllllll Frances Gobs, Marie Toth, and Dor- othy Trescak, together with their fel- low classmates, listen seriously to Father F. X. Barrett s Baccalaureate address. '19 a ' 3 157 J' I Songs with a Civil War theme filled Becahi's auditorium with beautiful music and brought delight to all who attended Commencement exercises. QI-Ioly Infancy Church forms a solemn and beautiful setting for the celebra- tion of Baccalaureate Mass by Rev- erend Joseph V. Sangmeister, Principal of Bethlehem Catholic High School. No tears for Frances Gobs as she ad- justs Nancy DiConcetto's cap. Carol Alcorn, peering over Nancy's shoulder, looks happy too, but Angeline Albar- elli's sad expression had many dupli- cates on Commencement night. t 1 yy . .tn A fa Michael Joseph Chaback, Sandra Ann Majczan, Saluta- Valedictorian, National Merit torian, Vice President of Scholar. class of 1961. and IIIINIME IIEME l Say Farewelll in any language-Sbogomu, Tsai Chien, Sbobem, Far val, Vaarwel, Hyzvzsti, Auf Uyiederseben. Geia tau. Shalom, lstwz 1'ele, Arri1'ea'erri, S1011 Lib, Valete, Ar Dievu, Do widzenia, Adens, L11 ret'idt're, D0 xvidunya, Z Bagom, Dobry Dell, Adior, Adio, Szbogon, Adieu, or even Sayonara-it is still Farewelll Sweet sorrow Shakespeare called the bittersweet experience of parting. Although graduates leaving Bethlehem Catholic High School know they will see one another from time to time, they know also that the camaraderie of high school days will be gone. When they meet again, happy memories of four years will help to bind them together with ties of their beloved Alma Mater. 3. s E J 1 Hllllwlll. f ii JUDITH ANN YURKANIN I udi SS. Cyril and Melboclilrs Secretarial High Honors 2,5,4 . . . Honors 5 . . . Sceptre 4 . . . Glee Club 2,3 . . . Operetta 3,4 . . . Personality Club 4 V 0, Q . . . Cheerleader 3,4 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 . . . friends V ,' with everyone . . , mild mannered . , . always seen with Tootsie. 5' VERONICA ELIZABETH ZAHURAK , E,, VLI. in 1 Ronnie ' SS. Cyril and Metbodius Secretarial Honors 1 . . , Glee Club 1 . . . Prom Committee 3,4 , . . Operetta 4 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . drives a white and salmon Oldsmobile . . . always seen with E1 . . . quiet, reserved personality. YQ FRANCIS GEORGE ZAMBO Fran Sl. john Capislrano General Dramatics 4 , . . Operetta 12 34 . . . Glee Club 1,2 . . , Prom Committee 2 34 Big Senior , always STELLA MARIE ZONDLO Holy Infancy Secretarial High Honors 1234 , . . General Excellence 3 . . . Sceptre 2 34 . . . Tidings 1 . . . Operetta 15 4 . . . Glee Club 1 2 3 4 . . . Personality Club 4 . . . Prom Committee E 5 I 7 K I K kk ' , , . . . .' . 1 fi: , 5. - , heard at basketball games . . . dark wavy hair. Q 2 .7 .i . Q K ll' , I 4 97 - N 1 . . Tffoffff V Vi, gg ' , , , T7 A fm , , , , I 7 Y Y I le is 3,4 ' . . , winning smile . . . cant wait for holidays . . . plans to attend I.B.M. School. How far away seems graduation day when school reopens in September! Carol Cofenas, Dorothy Trescak, and Angeline Albarelli drop in to chat with Sister Agnes Consilii and to exult over the wonderful feeling of being a senior at last and to glory in the anticipation of being a graduate of Bethlehem Catholic High School in june. 4: L4-2, , .2 s 11-4-,-'umm m CUNINIENCEMENI, lIlIlVIAXINl3 THE TRANSITIIIN HNINI IHIIEPRINT Tll IIUNSTRIIIITIUN. 5 L 1 4 . A. finwm-fxL::::- 1 .., M -M, y lik-N'A1'f an wvw - was ,nf , ! 1 1. F. 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