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

Page 85 text:

LEADERSHIP CLUB Students attain membership in the Leadership Club by accumulating a total of sixteen points which are dis- tributed to the class and club otticers and to the various school committees. Students merit the one hundred and twenty-tive points required for membership in the Service Club by contributing their efforts and time toward the enhancement of all proiects and activities related with B.C.H.S. SERVICE CLUB 'H-Q i 2 A- is ' .1 , I-mi ,,.. 4' :

Page 84 text:

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.

Page 86 text:

is l CARRQLLIA Bishop Carroll High School, with a Total enrollment T of over fourteen-hundred students, is the scene of l T it ' T bustling activity each and every school day. The activi- ties, scattered over more than a dozen clulos and in- volving hundreds of people, are an intricate part of l our school life. T To the members of the CARROLLIAN staff Tell the honor and responsibility of sorting out These events and setting forth The most important ones in a com- plete and unique issue. Their many worries with lay- outs, pictures, and deadlines are amply rewarded as they present the 1964 issue of the CARROLLIAN. W T ' 'l cpe Father Malloy confers with the co-editors of The Carrollian-Colleen in McConnell and Walter Stasik. The photography committee-Frances Bradley, Eu- gene Seno, and Michael Constantine under the direction of Father Noel develop a recent snap- shot for our Carrollian. The publicity committee made use of the posters, PA system, and speeches to pro- mote the sale of the year's yearbook. Checking over the results are: Il to rj: Antonette Sottile, Sandra Safko, Sharon Stager, Jim Cahill, Charolette Yahner, William Sybert, Carol Stock, Morine Long, and John Blasko. T gk The many details and statistics con- aw cerning the clubs and sports were 'V gathered by the activities section. They I- ' are Gary Frazer, Lois Lielo, Elaine WE l Bradley, Edward Parrish. , I :,c.-'-fee Le- - Michael Smith, Carol Burns, and Paul Da faculty section. 80 WSOD