Asheville Catholic High School - Lamplighter Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1964 volume:

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He takes special interest in the problems of integration. The Bishop invites generous girls to dedicate ayear of their lives to do mission work in the state. Lay- men are trying a new faith reviver, the cursillo. Through Bishop Waters' efforts the spirit of ecumenism is growing in the diocese. He says, lt takes people who are close to Our Lord to convert a missionary area. Herein lies our personal challenge to spiritual and intellectual action. However, His Excellency depends first and foremost on our pastors. To them, we are indebted for their personal interest in Asheville Catholic High and for the spiritual benefits that we derive from their abiding concern to equip us to meet today's challenges. 2 PRlNCIPAL'S MESSAGE My dear Seniors, How quickly the years pass! These four years have slipped by rapidly, and, what once seemed such a long period of time to you has passed before you ljfjilliglegjwit. Matters that once seemed momentous to you have shrunk in im- portance over 'the years. Great plansvof accomplishments that were to be have 15e'eitorg6Eeii'l Much has hapIETiEl iiilltHe'se'yeair's . You have grown up! S ' Ygogiihavelearned that much is accomplished by Time. Wounds are healedg wrongs and sbrfows'afreforgotteng catastrophes are softened. Time, however, is also relentless in its travel. Many of your wonderful intentions have been left un- fulfilled, many chores that were to be done somehow never came into reality. You have learned, I hope, that the present is the time for action. Plansfor the future are valueless unlesswthey some day become realities. Pr'0miSEesQ are worth nothni-gmuntily-V they are fulfilled. P ' Your life in the futurehwil'l'differ' little from that segment of it which you have just completed. Qodhas given each of you ajob to do--one that He has not en- Qpistedgto anyone .else--and He has-given you only one life time in which to do it. The remainder of this life will pass with the same sureness and the same 'swiftness as the past four years. The more you accomplish in the present as ou live it, the rless willpyou ,regret3f5y'5uS'review yearswpast. P ' ' YLq1nr,,,f,ptuf'e, success will ,depend greatly upon the habits and attitudes formed while here at this school. May you always have the wisdom and prudence to ptlace'jprope'r emph'a'si's an all your undertakings, remembering that it profits a man nothing if he gains the whole world and suffers the loss of his soul. Problems of this world shrink to a very small size when compared with the things of God. May you take with you from Asheville Catholic High School the realization that you were created for the service of God and will never be com- pletely happy unless you are fulfilling that purpose. . .All things are passingg God never changesg Patient endurance gains all thingsg Who possesses God is wanting in nothingg God alone suffices. fSt. T eresaj ZZ Z, fi. Rev. joseph A. Kerin 3 E' Wigwam fion President John F. Kennedy 1917-1963 The Seniors dedicate the Lamplighter to the late President of the United States, john F . Kennedy. Under God's providence john F . Kennedy stood before us as an exemplary Christian--as a man chosen not only to guide our nation's destiny, but also to sym- bolize and embody the youthful vigor and moral de- termination of the United States of America. The late President was a great politician, for he entered into public life with the same strength and confidence which characterized all his endeavors. By his election to the presidency, Mr. Kennedy brought our nation a giant step forward towards the achievement of its original commitment to grant equal justice to all men. Having entered into office, he struggled to erase the last disfigurement from the face of America--the denial of equal rights to some citizens because of racial prejudice . john F . Kennedy has been an inspiration to us by his practice of moral courage and his total dedication to American ideals. May the eternal flame be a constant reminder to our class and to all youth of the symbol of true patriotism . . the torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans whom he expects to hold high this torch of truth despite apathy and opposition. We shall meet this challenge. 4 at KY ml? MIL Facult in Action In the words of our Holy Father, dedicated teachers shall shine as Father Kerin--Ann Rawding, Lisa Aguirre, Gene Gray, Ronnie Durner Father Kerin, the principal of Asheville Catholic, teaches religion and in his free time makes himself available to the students and teachers for information, conference or for whatever need or problem that they may have. Sister Agnes de Sales instructs Peter Fayssoux, Rita Ledbetter and Bar- bara Evins in the use of the card catalog. 6 Sister Agnes de Sales, S.C.N., librarian and English teacher, brings to her Work the latest methods in the field of grammar and litera- ure. Sister strives to give the Freshmen and Sophomores a firm foundation in English Arts and Skills. Out- sideofclass time, Sis- ter assists and directs students in finding the secrets of the library. Stars for All Eternit The pursuit of foreign languages is the key to many doors of happi- ness . . . above all the ability to meet, know and live in peace with people of other lands. Jacqueline Kennedy Father Wellein, the rector of St. john Vian- ney's Hall and in- structor of Latin, en- courages the use of the language lab. to teach for best results. , My NM -use.-unset' ,-, ,aww A I , g L ,' fig ' ' x- iv ctei Y .2 X - .Lf f N-at Mother Language is the means of communicating with our fellovvman. Plan- ning, thinking, listen- ing, speaking, writing, and reading are some of the processes that must be mastered to excelin an active inter- course vvith our neigh - bor. To provoke think- ing the thematic ap- proach in literature is used by Sister Sara Ann in Senior and junior English classes. Lab in action ,i Basque, R.C.E. Father William Wellein Languages demand a great deal of effective teaching and practice. Mother Basque uses many teaching tech- niques and audio -visual aids. Here she moti- vates interest of her pupils in French litera- ture by historic pic- tures. The students have learned to sing, speak, and read French. ,E Sister Sara Ann, S.C.N. 7 Teachers of Science Ptribdftk Elqmqntg lb Sb naunqsqpsq 1. Mother K. Winters, R.C.E. What is the valence of sodium? What's Boyle's Law? These phrases are familiar to all chemistry students. This science really comes alive under the capable instruction of Mrs. Hancock. Biology becomes more and more interesting and ab- sorbing to the Sophomores as they study the living objects of the earth. Sister Columba points out the mysteries of each little cell and its functioning to maintain the Whole. Science courses stress initiative, ingenuity, and research. Under the guid- ance of Mother Winters, the Physics students ex- plore the secrets ofthe atom and space and solve the problems that make good scientists. Mrs. Floyd Hancock Sister M. Columba, R.S.M. 8 Teachers of Skills and Physical Fitness Man must seek eternally to acquire knowledge and apply it with wisdom . Kennedy Could he have been re- ferring to Modern Math, Geometry, and Algebra H7 Sister M. Daniel finds math an interesting sub- ject and a joyful experi- ence vvith diligent pupils. Father MeAvoy Physical fitness is for a strong American youth. Sports develop a spirit of cooperation and good sportsmanship among the team members. The annual field day meets the chal- lenge of those desirous of intramural compe- tition. Mr. Munday can not always count on a victory, but he does expect and gets good sportsman- ship. 9 Sister M. Daniel, R.S.M. For a student, preparing for a ca- reer in the business world, typing is a practical course. Father Mc- Avoy proves to be an excellent in- structor and has drawn many eager students to his classes. i i Coach Munday Lamplighter Staff Mary E. Belz, Advertising, Anita Rix, Assistant-Editorg Jane Brown, Editor, Marsha Lambert, Secretary, Tim Shotwell, Photography, fnot picturedj John Walters, Business Manager. The Lamplighter staff takes up the challenge that our late President Kennedy placed in youth. They catch the torch of light and vision and renew their think- ing and acting so that they might spark the school with their renewal of spirit. The staff chose for the theme of Lamplighter Action, Key to Success. The action designated here is united teamwork of faculty and students in class, in sports, in social activities, in prayer and in every avenue of the Church's work. No man's an island , everyone must share and accept responsibility and regu- late his action in the aspect of living with charity, understanding and generosity. In this attitude, the pictures of the Lamplighter portray Asheville Catholic I-Iigh in action, living, serving, and achieving her goals. 10 SENICRS Ring Symbolism A class ring is not only a beauti- ful band of gold, which compli- ments the wearer's hand, but it is also an emblem which sym- bolizes accomplishments of the student during this period of his life. Scholarship, Loyalty, Fair Play, Ambition, Idealism, and Comradeship are among these accomplishments. Rings, in gen- eral, have a glorious heritage. They are symbols of love, loyalty and affection--symbol of wealth and power. They are a mark of distinction. To the senior, the class ring is an everlasting momento of his high school career. This par- ticular ring was designed by the Class of 1964. It has on the crest a lamp of wisdom and the school seal, with the meaningful Words Fides-Caritas, Virtus-Sapientia. The blue faceted stone set in green gold makes the ring a creation of beauty. Ring Blessing Senior Class Officers Anita Rix Treasurerg Tim Shotwell, Vice-Presidentg Dolores Sparacino, Presidentg Marsha Lambert, Secretary In one of his last radio broadcasts before his death, Pope john XXIII expressed confidence in young people who hold the world's future in their hands. He said, It pleases us to confirm Our paternal confidence in young people who hold the world's future in their hands. Encouraged by lively faith, fidelity to prayer and the interior life, and enriched by the Holy Eucharist, the young know how to give witness, and by example, to carry the doctrine of life to many souls far from God who await this good news eagerly. Bearing wit- ness to Christ's principles is our apostolate, our life. We have the world in our hands ready for action. We have re- ceived these principles from our alma mater and now seek in God a light to guide our steps in certainty of doctrine, in peace of conscience, and in justice and charity extending to every order and sector of human life. 13 MARY ELIZABETH BELZ Belzie Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Cheerleader 3-4, Class Secretary 3, Newspaper 1-2, Pins 'n' Pans 4, Latin Award 2, Annual QAdvertising Editorj 4, National Honor Society 3-4. MICHAEL BRADLEY IlMikel7 Class President 1-3, Student Council Repre- sentative 1, Track 3-4, Newspaper fliditorj 1, National Honor Society 3-4, Basketball 1-2- 3-4, Softball 1-2-3-4, Bausch 8zLomb Science Medal 4. ISABEL OLGA AGUIRRE llLiSall Transfer 3, Glee Club 3, Drama Club 3, Pep Club 3, Cheerleader 4, Pins 'n' Pans--fPresi- dentj 4. BEATRICE BERGAMO IlBebelI Transfer 3,Drama Club fTreasurerj 3, Pep Club fTreasurerj 3, Pins 'n' Pans 4. JOHN RONALD DURNER Ronnie Basketball 2-3-4, Glee Club 1-4, Drama Club 3, Newspaper 1, Track 2-3, Softball 2-3-4. PETER FAYSSOUX Pete Glee Club 1. TI-IELMA JANE BROWN Brownie Glee Club 1-2-4, Newspaper 1-3, Student Coun- cil Representative 4, Annual fliditorj 4, Pins 'n' Pans4, Honor Society 3-4, Basketball 1-2-3 -4. BARBARA EVINS Transfer 4, Newspaper 4, Extension Magazine's Teen Board 4, Pins 'n' Pans 4. GENE F. C. GRAY Gene Transfer 2, Basketball 3-4, Softball 2-3-4, Glee Club 2-3, Drama Club 3. RITA LEDBETTER Rita Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Newspaper 1-2-4, Bowling Team 45 Drama Club 3, Pins 'n' Pans 4, Student Interest Committee 4. THOMAS JOSEPH GAUL llJOeyIl Transfer 3, Class Vice-President 3, Glee Club 3, Drama Club 3. lf , 3 X MARSHA LYNN LAMBERT Marsh Transfer 2, Glee Club 2-3, Basketball 3-4, Drama Club 3, Class Secretary 4, Newspaper 3-4, Pins 'n' Pans 4, Annual fSecretaryj 4. PAUL MILTON Paul Transfer 4, Christmas Program 4. ANITA MARIE RIX Nita Basketball 1-3-4, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Pins 'n' Pans Nice-Presidentj 4, Class Secretary 2, Class Treasurer 4, Newspaper I-2, Annual fAssistant Editor, 4. THOMAS MATTOX IlTOmIl Transfer 3, Glee Club 3, Drama Club 3. ANN MERRILL RAWDING llAnnll Basketball 1-2, Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Newspaper 1-2-3, Class President 2, Student Council 3-- President 4, National Honor Society 3-4. N DOLORES THER ESA SPARACINO Dodie Newspaper 1-3-4,Glee Club 1-4, Basketball 1- 4, Drama Club 3, Pep Club 4, Class President 4, Cheerleader 3, Pins 'n' Pans fTreasurerj 4. JOHN LINWOOD WALTERS John Basketball 2-3-4, Student Council 3-4, Drama Club 3, Glee Club 1-4, Annual fBusiness Man- agerj 4, Newspaper 4, Track 3, Tennis 2, 3rd Place-- I Speak For Democracy Contest 3. LONNIE TIMOTHY SHOTWELL IlTimmyIl Basketball 1-4, Class Vice-President 4, Glee Club 1-2, Drama Club 3, Latin Award 2, An- nual fljhotographyj 4. WILSON RATHBURN TSCHIFFELY Wilson Glee Club 1-2-3-4, Basketball 2-3-4, Drama Club 3, Track 1-3, Newspaper 1, Softball 3. ff' X mx. W 0 JLI IORS X Junior Class Officers Sally Beebe, Secretaryg John Condon, Presidentg Ed Steigerwald, Sergeant at Armsg David Wil hams Treasurerg Margo Morissette, Vice-President. Juniors Plan Action Many and varied activities will confront them in their sen- ior year. They want to contribute to the overall develop- ment and add a bit of the spice and zest for living in the daily life of Asheville Catholic High. They plan their action in the spiritual, physical and intel- lectual living at school and at home because they know or- ganization is the KEY to success. The juniors like the ball games, the dances, the picnics and everyget -together. Thesejoys plus the responsibilities to their fellowmen make up the fabric from which their lines are woven.They will take their places in society and profit by the common effort of their planning and discus- sion. 20 Jeanette Fayssoux Linda Ficker Gregory Frisbee Zella Gray Richard Green Rena Hannan Peter Harmatuk James Heet Richard Aldsworth Sally Beebe Katherine Bergemann Georgia Ann Boulanger Elizabeth Carpenter John J. Condon Jerry Coward Mary Carol DeBlaker Gregory Di Bacco Gail Durner Joseph Dnrner Robert Evans 'J Charles Herman John Holley Roberta I-ludgens Dorothy Jacokes Mary Malee Sandi McFall Patrick McGahan John Millikin Margo Morissette Kenneth O'Conner John Robinson Christine Seay William Seufert Edward Steigerwald Joseph Vetter George Waechter Anthony Walters Robert H. Webb Charles Williams David Williams 5- , wf'Wfr nf ,, w'1gg2wL.L 5mQi,,3, , mpg Ligggi W ,-,ff 'Q 'az 'Q--fl QA f,gfe5,gi' um wkiifagss-. .wgqgge im: 1' 2 F . 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Here the class officers are listening to a speaker from the floor who bring news from the Student Council. 24 Toni Bergamo Barbara Board Charles Butcher Michelle Dezzutto Tony Felthaus Altimese Gray Thomas Grogan Mary Harris John Helms Mike Longenecker Stephen Maynard Lewis Mclntyre Bill Parker Dennis Parmenter Sophomores ,yt Kathie Reusing Brian Robertson Allen Ruths Leslie Saddleson Fran Seay Robert Skees Linda Sparacino Melvin Wetzel Jerome Williams Patrick Williams Suzanne Woody Anne Wutschel lOCl.ClO.' 7 W o o .. as , 13 000 Retreat-Key to Spiritual Values ...Q- At Asheville Catholic High, We enjoy immense spiritual advantages andpriv- ileges. The administration realizing that the foremost objective of aCatholic education is to grow in holiness and spiritual stature, organized the curriculum around religious activity. The annual retreat, given by Rev. P.j. Gilvary, SJ. was a quiet time during which we were able to ponder the true sense of values and our purpose in life. Each Friday We are privileged to hear Mass and to receive Holy Communion. The Mass provides us with an opportunity to pray for each other and to renew our good intentions to carry out the goals of Asheville Catholic High. We are further blessed to hear Father Kerin's timely remarks on some pertinent theme or virtue each week. Father has arranged a time when we students may go to confession. Reading material and pamphlets on vocational careers are available at all times for interested students. ggi 1, Friendly Advice Peaceful Prayer 26 D ' 1 1 V' 1 1 5 ! W,-.-.. 9 s 2 2 f, A XE 42 -1 fm, Ls- FQ 'ASE i' fa A 9 Pegg ,5.a:i:!gj'2 -f .2 . s ' '11, if as 2 2 5 -1 1572 '52 Q I., ..,.,.,,,,,,, wh 5 , E. 1 ' E 2 '. V S 5,51 is 555 F 5 if ffliqv ' sk 1x X, FRESHME Freshman Officers ,I- vw .af Jane Carpenter--Treasurer, Michael Reusing--President, Thomas Hensley--Vice-President David Well man Secretary. Freshmen move cautiously into a new curriculum. Arriving in Septemberwith afeeling of uncertainty and apprehension, the ninth graders are orientated in library, to new rules, to new subjects, and to extracurricular activities. Soon they are conducting meetings, participating in sports, master- ing algebra, Latin, literature and science, supporting Ashe- ville Catholic programs, and with vim and vitality reviving the spirit at every function in and out of school. These in- terested officers motivate the class to action. 28 Albert J. Artus Marie Bam e Michael Black Teffrey Bowman Kathryn Hudgens Mary Hyder James Latta Bernadette Ledbett er Freshmen Vw' Carolyn Burson Wilfred Burson Jane Ann Carpenter William Connan Gary Crowell Glenn Crowell Jane Daves Barbara Fayssoux Geraldine Godleski Edward Harman Forrestene I-larty Thomas Hensley ,IK A all ggi 'f Q. .,,r 'fi C 2 A ,af ix C V Xpgm ,5 K 29 'Rav' wrwn- . A wn x.. A1 7f-- Al, ,mi sq-W 3 i ,gy am -if' ,. 5 n-we-3 X . , . f i J r??Xzf::s 2?fA .ii : - --yi - 4 X 4 1 QYEVKV km Vfkt, I, 4 .,.,K 76 X wxssiuailiiaazifiiii W it ,, Freshmen Ursula Natalie Karen O'Connor Eric Plow Michael Reusing Donald Rix Paul Robinson Robert Smith Charles Sondey Sandra Sultana Raymond Weeks David Wellman Aundel Wilson 30 Michael Ledbetter Dennis Maloy Joseph Mertes Roger Mitchel Nancy Wright Joseph Young Mary Ann Young Andrew Zichy SUPERLATIVES MOST FRIENDLY Lisa Aguirre Tim Shotwell BEST PERSONALITX Dolores Sparacixw John Walters MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Belz Mike Bradley 32 Senior Su perlatives 1' 5 I Q k T 1 MOST ATHLETIC Jane Brown Gene Gray 1 BEST ALL- ROUND Anita Rix Ronnie Durner 33 lflxg QW 3 x Favorite Pastimes Beatrice Bergamo and Paul Mil- ton turn off favorite show. gr TomMattox concentrates on how to block Joey Gaul at his favorite game of chess while Wilson admires the moves. 34 Barbara Evins and Rita Ledbetter discuss most pleasing novels. X Peter tries to remember the author of his book report while Ann waits to jot it down. Wilson offers to play Ma,rsha's favorite record. Outstanding Senior- I 964 fa MICHAEL BRADLEY Michael Bradley,class 1964, grandson of Mrs. Kate McCaffrey, 20 War- wick Place, is a finalist in the 1963-64 National Merit Scholarship Qualifi- cation Test. Twice Michael has served as president of his class, once he edited the school paper, twice he managed the candy sale for the Stu- dent Council. ln his Sophomore year, he received a certificate in the National Latin Examination. In his junior year he became a member of the National Honor Society. For the highest science achievement, he received the Bausch and Lomb Science Medal. Michael is a member of St. Eugene's Parish in Asheville. 35 'N 'fn K fav- , -H'-'fi .-'V 'v ,,. Vail fl VAN 3, Ang, WH 4-. CW' 4, Vi- vu.. John Walters Q.. nv me MR. Sz MISS SENIOR 4' It . ,Q ,Q is i . fb A .fzwmgf ,L L..k 4- . an- .4 'NMA V Mary Elizabeth'Be1z W 59,1 ' 55 N ie. Www nl ' ., 1, wlpgfi ' if vig' 2 - f' - Mk. , x if, ,L x Q an 14 1 is V f 33 5 f' .f ' - 4 44 Q ,s'-'wa 'i..f1f+. 5 aifqfihff Z 'K' A NW rivx ' fl +'fff,, xi12z3+lf X. 1 qw, A 11 : VV, - ,,...,Af.i..'lrm. ,. K Maw L', Q , , -A Z -4 dir, 1 1 T x.,k, ev s, I , 4 .Q -gr,.f'. 1 x . If , :w,5gsk!.,+ . u-eff 'N 5 ups- f if 'M' R 'rlgl JN if W-X-, 'Q 'm,,- . 3' fr f, 1 'fiffirtr-'J' . ' N. I' ,Nfl :P , F wi n 1 xwb 'rgg x r M s Q .' if wa-f Q , if 1v1 !'JU l'fV, efm um ,, BE ' F' . fx V, ' 1 7 5ffU? 'X my , nk, A JQML ,AQg L 7+',Xk L gA i f fL1.,. : . 'Ng W ? 3' V f'i m 2 Q 36,3 sr - F. -H ' X. My ' 4 -+ 'P 'sf X ' ww .f g Y a 1 1.1-ff' QM 5 ' '. 1 75154 Q ff T, . .fit S s 5 if tp ., we. gifs! 4 f' 1? Q 2? qi' .L 14 1 M jj 9- - mi 5 A SQ Whitt. i Q f Q, 4 ' ffw + A Q w H., 1 Q 5 3 . 'Hi ' 1 M3 we a. .Mx a Sw- Q..sQ,,::,E ' 2- 'A , ' , M, --M .. QQ Gln 1 as J as A 1 Q ' ,L f f E. ' V ,, ,X 4 W Q .bf A ,ag ws 4 Ss- nf s it 'iv 1- 2 ff. .W K 1 is is me 1 xi iw., A 45 M 'Sf gf. uw ,Y ,gg s iff' 'iw 5 XQTWA Ly A , is ia ' Mmm Mitche KW H? mil' 'X' - ':'- I f 2 1 Kate Hudgens A W ' gfjgg l 1 . 5 A A M ' J . , -Axgwi MR. 8: y fm A A k..: fr W '- ' P 'A Q ' -wif f Q I an fin 'ir ' in . , I. A. K, , , - nw, - , ,. ..., , 51553 EW 5 , WT, V, I H r lfffiw 1 wk vm AA, ,A., 1 3' ' -A 5 f y 3 M 'z' ', if ' .q P f a 1. 1 M. uf ,A Y ! 3 if ORGANIZATIGNS Student Council Activities 'wi Linda Picker--Joe Vetter--Ann Rawding--Pres.--Mother Winters--Pat McGahan. This isa dynamic and critical period in the history of our country, and it is necessary that We recognize that an active interest in questions involving the public Welfare is essential. There is no better laboratory for imparting the democratic principles to future leaders than their own organizations--The Student Councils. Student Councils provide the proving ground for young Americans' knowledge, understanding and ex- perience, and a sounding board for their thoughts, Words, and actions . Not only will participation in the Student Councils strengthen our democracy but it will guarantee its success . Thanksgiving Baskets FINANCE COMMITTEE STUDENT INTEREST COMMITTEE 42 l 2 f , 1 1 ' L ga:-ff,j.e 2 1 i Q Q.-1 ' 1 ff ll xl I is 5' 1 tr, ,ali 3 V., -in Q X52 E! Y Joseph Vetter, Dorothy Jacokes, Lisa Agguirre, Patrick McGahan Bishop Haid Chapter 5 of the Honor Society The National Honor Society was founded to stimulate high scholarship, constructive leadership, purposeful service and Worthy character of the students in the sec- ondary schools of this country. Students trained in these characteristics set forth more competently to ac- complish their life work in society. This year four from Asheville Catholic High School join the ranks. The Bishop Haid Chapter requires an average of85 in scholarship, the unanimous recommendation of the faculty, and student excellence in service, leadership, and character. Candidates fulfillingthe requirements are received into the societybya solemn induction ceremony. Membership is permanent but failure to meet requirements will result in expulsion. Expulsion from one chapter of the society deters mem- bership in any other chapter. Bishop l-laid Members are expected to bear the flaming torch of truth and to encourage others to follow its light. 43 Music and Arts Mirror Thoughts of the Times 4-:rd 1-1-lg.. A.C.H. GLEE CLUB PRACTICE Directress--Sister Mary Daniel R.S.M. Before Christmas and at the Music Festival time, especially, the halls of Asheville Catholic resound with yOL111g voices. The students learn to appreciate the art of choral participation in sacred as well as secular music. Nothing lends so much to an assembly, a program, or a social event as music. The Choral or Glee Club is op- tional because the practice is after school. THE CHRISTMAS PROGRAM THE MUSIC FESTIVAL 4.4. h.i' i Q COBRA C QZQ 4,6 ACTIVITY is the Word that best de- scribes our PEP CLUB. Their en- thusiasm encourages the A.C.H. fans to come together, to sit together, and to yell together. They blow the trumpet, they beat the drum, they call cheers and enjoy Officers PETER HARMATUCK, PRES., PAT WILLIAMS, SEC., BILL PAR KER, TREAS. CHARGE ! the fun. They keep up the spirit Whether the game is won or lost. Pre-planned rallies are held about three times during the sea- son. The whole stu- dent body and faculty participate. YEA, PEP CLUB. PEP David Wellman RALLY Selling Pennants Give Me a C 4-5 A. C. Sparkplug ,get at iffy .. Jmrrnzninnal 6nnniarpSntir1y tinlfiigli glllllll Elnumalislzt Our editor, joseph G. Vetter, t tt t,t 7 tttt , scholarship, service and lead- son of hdr. 8 hdrs. Rayrnond Ljt, QQQ4 g,ifQ f t ership. He belongs unthe Bis- Vetter, Burlington, N.C., is a hop Haid Chapter of the Na- member of the Quill 81 Scroll , ,f tional Honor Society- Joe at' hnernadonallionorarySocKxy lfgggw Citi QE Qigt tGHdS St-l0hH V53HHGY kwlh forthe High School journalists. C pre-Semin-QTY, HUG is H junior joe is an outstanding Student i at Asheville Catholic High. at Asheville Catholic High in it Ab Staff Left to right are: James Heet, Elizabeth Carpenter, Roberta. Hud- gens, Mary Carol DeBlaker, Peter Harmatuk, Dorothy Jacokes, David Williams and Joe Vetter. THE A C SPARKPLUG Pnlvlislictl by the Ncivsgaper Staff ol' .-XSHl'lYll.l.lf C.X'l'HOl,lC' HIGH SCHOOL .Xsln-x'illt-. Nortli Carolina I g 1 g g ljdjwl- VW H imcph y',.HC,- - Clive nic thc llglit wnrtl :mtl tlie means ol uni' nriitt-n xxiwitls in ilu- Aggiggam lildjmr V D,,',-UIQW lm-Ukcs right ziccciil, :intl l will inoxc tlit' xl. ff, Sf1zlrl'f1l11gg,nt- piiiprm- in twi- Business Nlbltlilgcl ,Y W Y l3zivitl'Vl'illi:im4 worltlf' 'llins ,Inscpli C'onr:nl pays ticli :intl slitirpcii :ini llnnltrnn. sligiii' Feature Ifdimrg Elizabeth Ca,-penw,-3 Rohm-la Ihldgcm tribute to ilitf powui nl- lzxngntipc tn oiir cxipci'iQnt't' xiitli inln-is :ii Xsliu- Spm-ts Iiidiwrg Alam' Cami Ijelglakm-A pcm, lliutummk inilncnvu Ili:n1glii,,li't'ling, zintl tie- ville Qatliolichlligli, gintl ii't't-iw iinil Proof Reade,-5 fgafbam Fyimi Rena 1a13mm,L1XIuH- lim-,-is inin. l,ziiiynzij.5t' In mtlt-i-tl tlic .-Xrclnf transmit uni itll-ns. lln- t-tliiifi :intl ID1mU,U3phL-, V Y 13,695 H301 mctlizin luvcr nliicli allows each of stall tisk your tiinpt-iziiiiiii in snlw- Rcportsrs lizitliwilit' llndgcns, Xlarslia l.arnlwi't, Ritzi l,t-tllypivi-,h us to :txt-rt mint' tlvgrut' of twiiivml niitting news. npiiiinm, nnil www'- Mmy fxlulk-Q. Sami,-A Xlcf-'HIL Edwaul Hfmmmq lvmm-li ox't'i' liis intlivitlnzil wnrltl. liy trilvniirins llizii :irc signilirzini, Xlcfiziliziii, -Iolin Xlillikin. flizirles llcimzin. Kziilitwim' Ranging. llillitxin Srniurt. l'laroltl llwclvlu. -lolin XY:iltt'rs. .Xnn Rnntlinu, llolmwst Sparacino. lypists xl. bl. London Ill. Lintlgi lfitlcwi. Margo Morissette. Clitxrlus Williams .Xtlvisor ir, Sister Sara flnn, S. C. X, 46 , . 3 X Qv' ,bv xv' it fy Q QS EWG' Gy 360 RQ x ,harlotte Hos xjf 10 l M so AC Publicatio' so ay efditiiigs College D , O, 4. , 6 ll N2-Cie. ty-one .-'Xsheville C: Aq'f?ii:?f'Z347CsyfQP Qqfxlf ,rt It ,, 1 oo YS' V05 A ' Gif' 2, 't Z0 e an ua i rs 0 ,xx N f V xx. U .QL x inter: ant . ISIL A tor s ARoundtable 'll Q N5 X1 XQWXQ1 Qll'ZiVCl6Ll to Charlotte 66,235 xii, em 5115-f 6. Carolina College In K Q X 'bl LQK Xx2X,Qx'Qlr of October to attend a 5 4 'iszdff 4 'S C' Un OCt0'2Qf4f 'vid 5' 6 'NX W-A L Roll-Ply held at Our Lady of lhc. 9 on 676 Oo Catholic High received set 'B X ' 'D High School. , 26190 Q20 420' , , - x ' , ' - y 6' 'fwaldf myfflle mo V1f1 H1'1l'- r Representatives from cightee' G90fw0,,,5f' Ofcom sions in xx lch they tompetet i' ' iz.. .. N ' . . Cdthoht and non-Latltfx ,,,,f- fo Lamplzglrter. edited by Randy . Peg from Washh ,,., ell. and the fl. ff. Sparkpfrw, ed e 4 O 1, t . O ' fy Maliic Baan, rccciwd high Pl saligfilhtriifltl of mm me lu ges' the students ' Five members on the staffs 0 i' , K S 4 ' this ycarls advisor for both ' , utlllbfjxftu lunch' I ,, cations. Sister Sara Ann att f A . , gf the rountltable with over on S tired twenty-five other sttrtlc' .llrsul V S V H mg, 1135 a rnCSS3?9 advisors. and profited from dent 3 ' llgfacok Th? 14'Z'f' g me and svmbol .OU I0 foilnnd Officers es' P.YlA to brlllll' lbs na the wisdom Whlf Key speakers were Xl' scllooj yzlatc Hlyangfjlllf' boaffres' the f0VCrL5erfi:315, and directs OUT trudc Ramsey of tht' x UNCC bclr' d Plans ff mp Elghlg staffihopes to produce ' . 4 Citizwz-Timer, Professor df'Cft1t-L1 lgfllone , ' e ' thinking. careful if . . ' . - . 12111 Hilo -l' -h effective , 1 ' Nlorgftn of V5 estern Carr 4-a,.nA, 'I W i diligent labor an an 111 party. Ha S lg' alll b 'in itwplmllon and Dre-S1 mf tnrcs and criticism, lege. and Professor xl. ll - . from the liliversitv of S dt Mu 6 d lies dm? Tj, 0 ' ' . H x 2 4 . 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R-51 assrillmml ntl Vatican CP lCJ'0t'Ior rift bt? 'UUCXX m T C Seton bc gr' . a - 1 , lx - . wi tip -tF1,ZOf111ii ctnllgltlfnlgsiw it It-L. Aimltlrcnn Q E fy tlfuill' f1i'f?'rrC f'l7i, wi-frll' 15256 I'. 00,41-'A-Y .,z m felt' G. 1 Q. Student Council untlc Offs' aflcf -.Ui'l'llYCt','jjc,I,'ll'N lI1,H-'Uh N50 long -Eciggor Explains . of Mother K, xyimc, F4 gt' Qollmclrog 1ndU11lr1rrf,,.U'C'ft-.. Q06 O9 lxwwoxg '- ' -Q of Ann lzswtr' llmmfiffoss, P fr-at1r,atEj5g1r' 1.g.mjY'f' ig . gif, Q9 6 WHAT is CHFQISTIXAS U system ff 'f5f111'.l11lx'.'lIE?flHCl tfilhli D11 Yxlfsibibizexoflgb' As we mett anti talk wilh people thls llvftf pl.,.iUd f Glyn, 'Flor of 6 XOQ,CQ,3Q'MiXx'f'e X90- time of year, we notice a feeling of warmthimlll' VVIJICA Jillfnrcti t QJQKCQ5 QSQX Wcixixo C . Q 2 ,- . - , 1 ' ans love for all. Everyone seems happy. .milf ,,,, '91 p,,,.,,f4l1 1r,7,,,,, A xg -f cl 4-7 lift. 36:3 'Was vm.. wa, .J 3 if ACTIVITIE LH 1 ksxsx 1 G' 5 13 Fx i KE 'V .6-9' K . w . 1 . K X A Day Primping Lunch Flag Raising Literary Orientation 50 Student Conmcil L. In Action , Q rf 6 J, Q N R. VSL' Sb-4 .5 'Q if 1'fL L X .Mi Q, 19 if W 4 1 K ' S . . J if ,K 4 6, wma Hitt, .V 4421 o . Jffifk 52137 ,haw f Q Lit er ature 1.1 iw Biology Lab Phys. Ed. 51 Report Cards N7-1fAzL2UW ' Awards SCIENCE SPORTSMANSHIP SPEECH r... Michael Bradley Kathy Reusing, G. Ann Boulanger Patrick McGahan LATIN Mary Harris Father Kerin Mary Elizabeth Belz Gregory Frisbee Betty Crocker, HOME EC. SALESMANSHIP Barbara Evins Roger Mitchell, Charles Butcher 52 Summer School of Catholic Action Re creation Period Our Lady of the Hills Camp SSCA. Six full days of spiritual in- spiration, intellectual stim - ulation, practical training, andjust plain fun awaited us at the Summer School of Catholic Action. SSCA was unique combination of school Without exams, a retreat, a useful kind of vacation. Its Six Days One Can't Forget program promotes total Catholic living. In its 33 year history, ithas been at- tended by more than 250, O00 students, priests, and re- ligious. SSCA offers two types of courses: one for leadership, one for ad- vanced sodalists. Ann WUtSChe1 Sister Sara Ann Anita Rix M. Elizabeth Belz 'x ffl ,hi 'ly - w AN 'fb x ' r 7 , X. . X U 1 if . , f s. - , K X, XM 1 I- Q, Pat McGahan, Wilson Tshiffely, Paul Milton, Bob Evans, Father Shea. 53 Preview of Science Fair E Melvin Weizel Brian Robertson James Heet Joseph Vetter John Millikin ,f'ELl5WNi.. T WQDH ' 'ii' WCKUNKQ PROQE88 The new knowledge and material available for high school are a powerful stimulant to add interest to the science classes. Within limits, every studentmay learn to enjoy science and want to further his science education. ln time the students may become useful members of the science community and certainly better-informed citizens. Asheville Catholic High offers four years of science: Physical Sci- ence, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics. This is the second year the school has participated in a local and regional science fairs. Science is not deadg rather, it is living. Inquiry must be present, answers must be accepted as tentative. Science courses usually stress initiative, ingenuity and research. 54 MOTICN PICT FILM PROCES jing J S in 3 9' J Asheville Catholic Library Heart of the school. - X5 fx , - Sig- omx l 61 ' 'Reading maketh a full man. Ulf Will? L. to R. Bill Parker, Ann Wutschel, Mary Hyder, Mike O'Neil. Some books are to be tastedg others to be swallowedg and some few to be chewed and digested. Francis Bacon , 4 f 55 . Y 3 ATHLETICS if- e x N g S Hy ,5 U fe MC: I L L'bby Q? 1 T . Q wx f ' 1 .emgi if K Mary S Missy A.C.H. Cheerleaders Q Mike Bradley The Starting Five PRAYING TOGETHER xx l I ki X , W X 9 Q e e L n Z 1' e i e A vs va Richard Green John Wakers 59 1 , N NV? K . I Ronnie Durner -4, 0' Gene Gray Cobras THE COBRAS Teamwork and spirit led them qgylxg-X The team appreciate the efforts through a successful season-- to and support that Father Kerin and 1963-64. They finished with a Coach Munday gave them to get 19-4recordgcon ratulationstothe the ball club oin and kee it 8 haf 8 8 P team and coach. QL it going. Left to right--Coach Mundayg Tim Shotwellg John Milliking Charles Hermang Wilson Tschiffley3 Greg Dibacco--KNEELING--John Waltersg Gene Grayg Richard Green and Ronnie Durner. L. to R.--Coach Mundayg Dolores Sparacinog Michelle Denutog Jane Davesg Kathie Hudgensg Marsha Lambertg Anita Rixg Ann Rawdingg KNEELING--Gail Durnerg Georgia Boulangerg Kathie Reusingg Dottie Jacokesg Linda Fickerg Jane Brown. 1f 'il' L. to R.--Coach Mundaygwilliam Connang Roger Mitchell5Pat McGaha.n5 Michael Reusingg Brian Robert- song KNEELING--Kenny O'Connor5 Tony Felthausg Tommy Hensleyg Jim Heetg Richard Aldsworth. 60 In Action o ' Do that again and I'l1ta.ke my I can't understand it . . . I ball and go home. checked my brakes before the game. I don't care if you do call me a gun! I can Shoot without your help, According to the law of gravity thank you! H . . it's gotta come down! 61 Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholic Would you PLEASE get out of my way? COBRA SCORES Wintson Salem Crabtree Alumni Tryon Rosman Sacred Heart Blue Ridge Ben Lippen Blue Ridge Sacred Heart Ashe. Country Day Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Asheville Catholic 60 Catholic 72 Catholic 68 Catholic 59 Catholic 7 1 Catholic 68 C atholic 4 1 Catholic win Catholic 58 I Tryon 37 Wintson Salem 45 Christ School 49 Ashe. Country Day 30 Christ School 51 Raleigh 74 Rosman 60 Crabtree--Forfeited to A.C.H. Ben Lippen 42 Excuse me,but will you hand me No , , . I'm not going to give that ball ? you the ball! I haven't even stepped on your foot . . One more chance . yet! 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