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

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5 , 1' '. , Z . Jr! ' A :Qi p 1 :lil .Q FRANCES YACOBUCCI DENNIS YAHNER JEROME WOODLING MARJORIE YAHNER junior brains in Scholastic Quiz, bringing the school paper back to life, Adam-12's Algebra class, the RAA, and of course Camelot. And finally our last year, getting all those patrons, selling candy all four years, eating third lunch, exchanging pictures, the crazy class trip, final finals, prac- ticing for graduation, our Senior Mass and, last of all, that big night - Graduation. VIRGINIA YAHNER JOSEPH YEAGER THOMAS YOGUS l EDWARD ZARNESKY DEBORAH ZUKOSKY 1 MERCEDES TORALES

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I gg ff., f- , ' 1 , 156: ,z 151. . KATHY TRONZO DAVID URICK THOMAS TREMEL NINO VELLA Remember - Last in Aquinas Hallg locker room - and the cold Water, running in the rain and cold, getting lost in the main building. As sophomores we advanced to the main buildingg dissecting frogs, Fr. Knapik's snakes, car washes, getting more involved in school activities, Sr. Helen Marie's history projects, and then Winter Wonderland fthe Sadiesj, Sr. Jeanne Marieis help, things blowing up in Chem Lab, helping the freshmen get to know each other. MITCHELL VOYTISH RANDALL WEBER CLAUDIA WEAKLAND SHIRLEY WEAKLAND DENISE WILK .nv-' -'UK ,

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TQjlu,'E7.r, The Class of 1974 entered Bishop Carroll High School four long years ago with 184 individual human beings from different towns and diverse backgrounds. Now, as Seniors, we are no longer individuals unknown and unreceptive to each other. We have within each of us a common interest, a unified feeling, mutual trust, and personal loyalty to our classmates. A class is not merely a group of friends, but rather an organization that is filled with people, places and things to be remem- bered all the days of our lives. p - '. H- '. - .- , 'ft -E.-.'f 'Pc':i .- -5,-,ii 5-fff ,:,- , , . ?i1Qmrr,Qf,LC',,,w. 1.1: 1 -kia. , -' 1,- - . 1. ,em sjvgtfzrx-.ae r 1- 5 .15 -- N . Q ,li,:k,- ,-., 115Z,:7ATEv:Y:F:,v MV:1.h2. wlgr.:,l,,,Ul.,,,gQi:,:r,?.. , P r 3? ' :fmE?fl'ff. sf -1, iL+w.Q?QifQ. . 'E :I ' -4 ' K rs iz.-, jr if ,, I ' AI? Y' '55-'tE?'f :t 'I-tif: . 17' 1 ' 46, s f-V-:asf-, .Q-f.:J--ie' ' s,1.1': ff?i'- g,:.,:G'l,-gaavihsstlui-'N If W .. , 1:i,:5a.,Jv:i w . V f fzygygz' lf' l ' ' , ff X ' - - Y - 'Y fF -. Q. , - A 4-fra-1 l'iT'i'3w l' f'-' -mfif 2. l' 'V 116.11 I ' J b- ' . , '- ww is- -, -V M--M . K -1Qye.,fgj,'lr, FE,-...EQ-w,gvp,,,, su N -0-wife assess., ' -. ' ' sb my 'e'A.t:T'a'-'flfxz' iw ',J , f ' J . ' -. X K r -'i 1s1w 1 We i li Q ' Sviqbwi 4, A 'U:,,?,,.-6.5 -N ,i-ggi E mag, , s.c, f A E f-w ' -A-we