Bishop Egan High School - Torvian Yearbook (Levittown, PA)

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t an snoxms We are privileged to assist at tlie Holy Sacrifice of the Mass eacli Friclay. This Sacrecl Action, tlie most important of all our spiritual activities, is the clliel source ol all Grace lor us and the greatest aid to lielp us wall: our Torvian Way. x x Father Amold whispers the Words of Consecration and lol God dwells upon our altar. .l. Yorlc and T. Eliling lmve tllc enviable privilege of assisting Sister YValtcr Mary as stuclent sacristans. Preparing lor Ilie weclcly Friclay Mass cannot fail to give tlnem a clecpcr understanding of tile Holy Sac' rilice. E. Kazimcr demonstrates tile proper arrangement of the cincture to ller assistant-sacristans K. Kazinier, anal S. Carson. i m

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hs., 34 - - . fi 4 'X .. Nw V Once again Jesus ol Nazaretll is passing lay.. as Fatlrer Ficlelis accompaniecl by lj. Van Wunnilc and VV. Goodwin carries tllc Blessed Sacrament alter Blass ffrom the uuclitorium to time cliapel. It is tlirouglx union witli Cllrist in time Blessecl Savmmcnt tlmt we are fashioned into Him. Father Arnold is assisted by J. Ravcncl, altar-boy, as he distributes Holy Communion to a large group of students. Zi 'N 66 .gn we iue, an move, J A . aa an ave our ang. Direct, O Lord. ull our actions by Tiny inspiration. sincerely prays Father Fideliss FI'0SlllllHl'l Religion Class. Every class cluring our scliool clay opens and closes with a prayer. m R

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in the very first year of its infancy, 1957, we discovered something very wonderful about our school -' its gilt ol: song. Lilie all newly-found talents, we wished to exercise it immecliately. VVilh a no-sooner-said-than-done aiacrity, Sister Ana- stasia, OSST.. had formed us into a Glee Club that even then, though only in its formative year, was prepared to malce public appearances in con- junction with two school plays, The following year marlced a truly great event in our musical career, as dressed in formal attire and singing our ioveliesl, we were privileged to present another first at Bishop Egan -- a school musicale. Under the direction of hflr, John Bunnell we sang with all our hearts for we wanted everyone to love these songs as we: uselections from Sigmund Rom- bergu, Schubert? Ave Nlariaf' and our own Alina ivlateru which rang out that night for rhi- lirst time. Yes, music does have charms. And so. this year. with Father Canice, our moderator, and Wir. Zenone, our director, we hope to sing more Ncharminglyn than ever before. Thus shall we come to resemble our beloved npoverellon who cherished and loved most clearly his gilt of song. 0l'l'lel'lf ufuca fi- Ever-laitlvful and mlepennlalnlc are our nccompanists, Francine Kauffman and Niary Oettel. 5vsgfl 3 E N