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

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3 CHRISTOPHER ZIMMERMAN St. Francis Xavier, Cresson 5 ., , , l r l THOMAS ZUPON T St. Mary, Patton E i. 3 it as ROBERT ZULKO f St. John, Barnesboro ' i an ' 35,11 A r T In Memoriam MARTIN SCHRIFT Many of us never knew Martin because he attended Bishop Carroll only for the Freshman year. He left us in perfect health in June and was taken suddenly in August of 1962. Martin enioyed life, he was active in sports, he won the friendship of many. He faced a painful death with courage and resignation to the will of God. His sudden death was a great loss to the class of '65. He will live forever in the memory of his friends and will provide a courageous example for all.

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Dear Faculty and Fellow Students, I had the great privilege to spend the school year T964-65 in the United States and to study here at Bishop Carroll High School as a scholarship student in the senior class. I want to thank all my American friends for their wonderful hospitality and especially Father Malloy for accepting me at BCHS. ' fin, It was a great year for me to stay with an American family, Mr. and Mrs. Reidelbach, and to study with American students, and to live the way American people live. At the very beginning there was some diffi- culty, of course, not only that I was lost in the large buildings of BCHS- and once came late to Physics class-but also the different kind of school system, tests, teachers, and marking. As I never had obiective tests be- fore, 'I repeated the statements when I had my first obiective test instead of true and false as answers. The marks were for me upside down for the higher your marks the worse you are in Austria! CAustria is my native country.J I had only lay teachers Cexcept in religioni and school was from 8 a.m. to I p.m. including Saturdays. My studies included twelve subjects a year-a must! Although this was my first time away from home-and so far away- I hardly became homesick due to the help of my teachers, friends and host family. I hope to keep in contact with all of you when I return to Europe, and that you will think of me, and I will of you, so that our thoughts meet in the middle of the Atlantic. -Ernestine Juliana Schlacher Ryfhw uffczcllmil Alma Mater XWQKIAMQW 72024 Hail to thee, our torch of truth, f 7 , Beacon which inspires our youth, rxild me As we grow keep us in sight, Blessing e'er with wisdom's might. T'ward your heights our gaze directing, At your goals our minds proiecting We will strive, Oh Carroll High, For ideals, Oh Carroll High. Shine on brightly, Star of Love, Mirror of the One above, You have taught us common good, Now we'll teach men brotherhood. In our hearts your banner streaming, Blue and white, your grace is gleaming, We'Il be loyal as your sons . . . Noble Catholic citizens. Now we leave your halls and slopes, Shadowed only by our hopes . . . Hopes which urge us to progress A T'ward our home of happiness. Long shall we our bond acclaim, You our fire and we your flame. With our strength from God to be, Hope and Truth and Charity. With our strength from God to be, Hope and Truth and Charity. I47