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

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Eager to share their gilt ot song, these members ot Bishop Egan's Glee Club have discovered not only the harmony of sweet sounds, with the aid ot their director, lxlr. Zenone. hut also the richcr harmony produced lay the cooperation ol all in any school project. Bishop Eg:-xn's Music Man. J. Baclces. who is engaged in numerous musical activities, lends two helping hands to our Glee Club. A memher of all three school hands. James is also a member ot the All Catholic Band ot the Archdiocese ot Philadelphia. . i J Listening to the enchanting strains ot Schulnerfs Unhnished Symphony as Fr. lt 'kill rnoderator ot the Ntusic Appreciation Clulo, explains and interprets the melody. are S. Pettit, P. Kosar. C. Pollusli, R. Gciscl, E. lxlccci. B. Dorusalc, Nl, Brown. Pahutslii, Nlorrisey, Gappa, Gallagher. Stamling: J, Hayes, T. Sec-hin, Bi-lulig. P. 5lcDvrmutt, Nlerlwl, R. Sullivan. Father Canice tmoderatorl, and lvlr. Zenone tdi- kiuswm rectory, prove to Bishop Egan Hsongstersn that 'AYou can sing most anything it you lcnow the notes to sing. . . . 0 Afuclied, 60045, ana! cfaafirooma, . . . Not on wings of the Eagle-1 lout on Uvvings of Song'- we hope to lift on high the spirits ol all who listen to our Glee Club. With Father Canice as faithful moderator and Mr. Frederick Zenone as Ulvlusic Nialcerf' our ventures this year into the musical realm have been hoth rewarding and enjoyable. M R

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Friends, Romans, and Eganites, lend an ear to J. Whalen as he rehearses his speech lrselore members of the Forensic Club: M. P, Flynn, P. Bonewitz, J. Donadieu. H. Mc- Elwee, M. Conry. Nl. lwerino, K. Chapman, R. Dougherty, G. Crean, K. Fogarty. E. Bucciarelli. P. Gaydos. J. Codis- podi. Fr. Owen. What's this? Playing cards? Yes. alter a fashion-French Fashion. as B. 0'Brien, G. Clauss. J. Clause, M. E. Roberts, and E. Haworth learn their French and enjoy it as well. .suf 'f, Helping Sister Mary Julia as library aides both helore and after school lceeps these sophomore students busy. The experience and knowledge gleaned from this worlc, added to the pleasant atmosphere under which they worlc, maltes this volunteer service both enioyahle and profitable for K. l..aBella, M. Hanratty. H. Yorlc. and J. Westenherg. . as 'i i.l Eriioleri flue Andy word'-a-clay whiff . . . Ladies and gentlemen, what is your pleasure? . , . public speaking? . . . debating? . . . oratory? The Forensic Cluh established this year through the efforts of Father Owen, moderator, offers its members a golden opportunity to develop an appreciation for the higher forms of oratory. This cluh actually spealts for itself by training the students to he alert in thought, accurate in speech, and poised before an audience. Through participation in oratorical events held at several Catholic High Schools in the Philadelphia and New Jersey areas, Forensic Club members learned to mingle business with pleasure, hut above all, To speak the speech trip- pingly on the tongue.

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Here Llub members K DiBrauio K a agller J P urraw P Nlarro 'X Gallagber and ll Franlc prepart a qpam t ong or tie enjoyment t br Ciara Bernard L Habla espanol? At least members of time Spanish Club sbould answer Sf Sister Ciiarles Bernarcl who is tile moderator of tlie club l'lOpCS to arouse in its members an enjoy- ment of time language, customs, a manners of the Spanis people. T is is clone in a pleasant an enjoyable manner tlirougb time use of songs, stories and games. The club, viiiclw meets once a mont , ': e in its activities y P. ivlarro, presiclent, wbo is as- sistecl by K. Gallagher, secretary. ,gs 'YY . . . Afuclenfd An Bottom Row: Sliarpsliooters in the malcing are tlicsc members ol' tlle Ritle Club: T. Genco. G. Helmstaclt, P. Fanning, J. Braullcclit, D. Carson. D. Nlarlxlorel, fi, Eu-s. .l. Bm-kt-S, J. Stonelalie, G. Klutli. Top Row: blr. Metmlca, Fr. Canine, J. Pigbini, V, Conca, P. Valenti. J. Olp, P, Nepa, Fr. Owen. -'EN .SJUAMPACLH KGMOEC .Szlzoof g0Ll,l'l'lal1'l2l'lt .!4lfU6ll' R. biarino, captain ol tbe girls' team, with a tinal score of 128 points, accepts tropliy from Falber Regis as A. Allano, Nl. P. Flynn, and K. iVlcLz-iuglllin inclulge B bit ol parclonable pride. Fatlier Regis presents bowling tropby to T. Aita, tligbest scorer of tile team wiilm 565 points to liis creclit: B. Murley, T. Carroll. R. Kucbnistedt, B. Burns, and D. Brociericlc also sbare in ll1e glory for tl1e first ball ol' time '59-'60 season.