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

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BA D --.1r-v--1--,- --1' - Y- -,. - - - - Q The band, under the direction of Mr. Hurrell, enthusiastically prepares for the second annual concert. The dream of a marching band at Bishop Carroll is fast becoming a reality. Our ambitious musicians have practiced many hours under the direction ot Mr. Clarence Hurrell and, by their splendid performance in the second annual band concert, proved this practice to be worthwhile. In addition, these same musicians have en- tertained at pep rallies and have provided moral support at footballgames. ln view of these achievements, we are anxiously awaiting the final moment when our band will represent Bishop Carroll in all the colorful, exciting moments ot regular band competition. H- liill ,,, fl i'

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r E l -Q H . as 2 as I FTW 'fi Lg' J 'fc The 1964 Student Council brought new improvements to our school. ISeatedJ: M. Stopka, K. Boland, D. Sharbaugh, P. Zabinsky. IStandingl: Father Maloon, A. DiGirolomo, D. Dumm, D. Yahner, C. Davis, Sister Mary Paul, S.S.J. TLIDENT COUNCIL One of the smallest but yet the most important organizations at B.C.H.S. is the Student Council. The diligent body, composed of two elected representatives from each of the four classes, functions directly with the ad- ministration to organize and oversee all student activities. This past year the Student Council maintained a calendar of events and assigned earnest projects to the various classes. The seniors, for example, were responsible for promoting the religious atmosphere of the school. The council also conducted the year's student elections and sponsored many social events that will long pro- vide cherished memories for the members of the student body. l - - . 1 -- 1 . . l l l 1 - l ' ' i T i These Senior Home Room Representatives presented our Views to the Student Council. !Seated2: T. Gervinski, A. Rosenbaum, D. Vokin, S. Knapik. IStandingl: D- l-aflflyf P- Ffey, C. Yahner. The day had arrived for the freshman candidates for office to present their speeches to their class. 76

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NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The Bishop Carroll Cor Christi Chapter ot the National Honor Society is composed of iunior and senior stu- dents who have possessed and demonstrated tour basic qualities in their environmental life at B.C.H.S. These students have exhibited scholarship, with an academic average of not less than eighty-tive per cent, leadership and service as certified members of the subordinate Leadership and Service Clubs, and character, with an en- dorsement ot the faculty. For their annual project, the Cor Christi Chapter members have organized a vocational department in the school library. The officers of the National Honor Society discuss some 'Future plans with their advisor Fr. Gaus. They are: Diana Sharabaugh, secretary, Paul Malchesky, president, Carol Burns, vice-president, and Tom Palko, 78 treasurer.