Bishop Carroll High School - Carrollian Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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1-nf REVEREND FABER J. MALLOY Principal of Bishop Carroll High School Behold, I have caused a door to be opened before thee which no one can shut . . . Apoc- alypse Ill, 8 Congratulations to you, young men and women of the Class of '64, upon your graduation from a Catholic school where you have been trained to be good citizens ot your country and future saints of heaven. Baptism opened the door of your souls for the reception of all the graces of God. Your Catholic education has opened that door further by teach- ing the many truths of your Faith to guide you along Life's path. lt is my hope and prayer that you will always cherish your Faith and your Catholic education- that you will put into practice the many truths you have learned during your high school years. Let nothing-trials or disappointments or sut- terings-close that door, rather, proceed from door to door-ascend step by step to your eternal commencement of a life with God in heaven. May God bless you, our dear Mother Mary guide you, and good St. Joseph protect you all the days of your life. 7? 51 i .. f X , f X . 37,1 L, l 2 X f lf'

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nrt! THE MOST REVEREND J. CARROLL MCCORMICK, D.D. We, the Senior Class of 1964, wish to express our deepest appreciation to His Excellency, the Most Reverend J. Carroll McCormick, Bishop of the Altoona-Johnstown Diocese for his contribu- tion to our development as young Catholic men and women. lt was through His Excellency's guidance that the doors of Bishop Carroll High School were opened to us three years ago. As sophomores, vve.were brought together as one separate high school. This made it possible for students from over forty parishes to be served by a centrally located Catholic High School. Bishop .l. Carroll McCormick has given us the opportunity to acquire Christ-like qualities through these four years of Catholic education. We will continually strive to keep them as attributes to our individual personalities. Bishop of the Altoona-Johnstown Diocese

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wav' REV. THOMAS MABON SR. MARY PAUL, S.S.J. Vice-Principals The vice-principals of our high school have the double Task of aiding and guiding both students and faculty. Father Thomas Mabon and Sister Mary Paul, S.S.J. have worked Tirelessly This year, with in- dividual members of the faculty and The student loody, and with The Student Council, in fulfilling Their duties as assistants To Father Malloy. They also assumed The responsibility of defining and enforcing The rules so That order and discipline should prevail Throughout Bishop Carroll High School. We shall always be grateful To Them for Their example, understanding and insight into our prob- lems as students. Conversation between Sister Mary Paul and Sister Ann Bernadette is in terrupted by The ring of The phone. yr i Boys sTop for an informal Talk with Father Mabon. Left To Right: Robert Evon, John Gaudlip, Daniel Taddei, Thomas Terza, William Sybert, Stephen Michaels. I2