Bishop Kenrick High School - Kenecho Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

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KENECHO '71 MEMBERS OF THE KENECHO STAFF, Jodee Robey, Chris Statfano, Maria Dono- frio, Debbie DeLuca, Linda Bonamico, Joanne Kopack, Marilyn Barbaretta, Roe DiMarceIIo, Sal DelConte, Ken Hackenbrack, Gilbert Farrington, Stan Greidus, Franny Durante, Linda Proud, Kathy Hall, Gabi Weber, Linda Kirkner, Kathy Sharik, Vanessa Cole, Ann Hood, and Marlene Mastercola, employ their prophetic vision to tell it as it is here at Kenrick. ENDLESS WORKING HOURS and pressing deadlines don't seem to lessen the cheertulness ot Sister Alice Bernard, and typists, Gina Ciccaglione, Anne Payne, Pat Levis, Kathy Walsh, Diane lbarguen, Diane Labik, Lina Ciccaglione, Beth Wagner, and Patti Brenner.

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JOURNALIST IN TOMORROW'S WORLD-FRONT ROW: Phil Haskins, Saki Zguia, Donna Landis Kitzi Lum. SECOND ROW: Michele Lotz, Mary Degnan, Gooder Gallagher. THIRD ROW: Roe Domas- zewicz, Val 0'ConneIl, Barb Rothwell. FOURTH ROW: Peggy Lynch, Robin Mitchell, Barb Pierce FIFTH ROW: Tom Quinn, Barb Fairbanks, Jim Lewis. BACK ROW: Gene Quinn and Tony Sparano take time out from reporting current events at Kenrick. SHIELD STAFF MEMBERS gather to plan and discuss the Iorthcoming issue. SEATED: Robin Mitchell, Peggy Lynch, Barb Pierce, and Gooder Gallagher. STANDING: Michele Lotz, Barb Fairbanks, Roe Domaszewicz, Mary Degnan, Denise Martino, Val 0'Connell, Tom Quinn, and Tony Sparano.

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VlP'S IN KENECHO'S world ot iournalism, Sal DelConte and Kathy DeHaven use even the hidden corners of Kenrick to plan their page ideas to bring this world alive. What is a yearbook? We believe that our yearbook, KENECHO, mir- rors life here at Bishop Kenrick High School. The honesty of the reflection depends upon the staff members. This year's KENECHO staff has spent many dedicated hours trying to capture the precious and significant moments of our high school days so that the readers may live and relive the depth of each shared experience. Our co-editors, Kathleen DeHaven and Salvatore DelConte have cultivated a keen sense of vision. They have attempted to reveal not only the how of our living but also the why, From the wealth of her experience as well as her personhood, Sister Alice Bernard has helped us to record the sum of our activities in the world of Kenrick. Our yearbook, KENECHO, is the story of our world-our thoughts, our actions and our aspirations recorded by a few for the enjoyment of all. I OBLIVIOUS TO ALL but their work, Barbara Cowley, Betty Piazza, Ann Kehs, Rosemary Cartagno, and Maureen 0'Hara recheck the glossies tor the senior section. IT'S LIKE TRYING to tit a square peg in a round hoIe, remarks Franny Duranle, as his exasperated cohorts Ken Hackenbrack, Stan Greidus, Gil Farrington, and Paul Aspen, repeatedly attempt to capture the monopoly on picture croppers.