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

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Cll'C 25 on fo 'Mcfofy Father Fledericl We wonln Al- though we couldn't see Fathers ex- pression. we lcnew he must have registered delight and surprise. And. at least we could hear his sincere pleasure in the only words we allowed him to get in edgewisef' Wonder- lull Girlsl Just Wonderful! We Kehoe. H Girton, V. Leighton, and M. L. Frangesh: fat windowl: M. E. O'Malley. J. Whelan, C, Mellus, and P. Bain- hridgel, brought home a trophy and proudly presented it to Father Regis who congratulated us on worlc well-done. We were glad to offer this first trophy of a new season in sincere thanlcs to Father Frederic. our former moderator. and in a spirit of welcome to Father Brian. fThe next evening we captured another trophy in a competition at Trentonl Naturally, we just couldn't wait to tell Father Frederic the good news. So. crowding around the phone we fp. Bainbridge. J. NNhelan, C. Nlellus, M. E. Ollwlalley. and S. Fosterl, called long distance . . . Spring Grove, Pennsylvania . . . and excitedly exclaimed . . . QC' new Long hours of hard worlc on the part ol Mr. Kenneth Laesniclc, Band Instructor. and lVlr. Quilty. Director ol the Drill Team and Color Guard, played a major role in this success story nl' the Bishop Egan Marching Band.

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, - . i me UIUC played. drilled. we gf!! CIJZJ gfag VVlxat?f- Catholic High School Band and Color Guard Competi t'on. when? -1 October illirty-first. Where? -- La Salle Field. Who? -f Nlarclming Band - Color Guard. Setting? -- Rain . . . Mud. We stood at attention . . . as J. Whelan accompanied Clie inspection judge , , . 3 5 3

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Checking contents oi' envelopes are V. Di Misco, E. Hihhs, K, P- MUTFHY- K- GHHHEIICF- M- Fitzgerald- M- Scully- C- Cloud- Kryven, while Sister M. Berenice fmoderatorl, plans layout with H- Gifion- and I- GYUSSCUP find the work boil' ClWll0nEinE and S. Carson and E. Kazimer. satisfying as they prepare final copy to meet the deadline. we 1960 joruian Editing a yearhooir is a mountainous tasic, hut not an uncon- querahie one for P. iviarm whose spirit, enthusiasm. and hard woric can move mountains. even literary ones. Strait memhers, L. Volpe, M. Chapman. E. Baker, K. Fox, H. Ernest. J, Brophy. M. L. Bennett, M. Swann, J. Whalen, M Laricin, and P. Bonewitz spent many hours planning and dis- cussing their tirst yearhooic. Walking the Torvian Way has not been a new experience for us, hut trying to cap- ture the many facets of school life as it unfolds each day. and hind them within the covers of a hooic is a new idea. The dream of this yearhoolc, our TORVIAN. he-came a reality last year as Sister Mary Nolasco and eager memhers of the Junior Class formulated definite plans for their '15, IF senior hook. The work continued through. our senior year as, patiently working away each day in the ivy toweredn Torvian Room on the fourth floor, we met the chai- ienge that yearloooic production demands and, in the end, emerged victoriousiy dis- playing Bishop Egan's First Yearhooir.