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

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Father Regis aslrs Gocl's special blessing upon the rings ol' the first Senior Class, as E. Frank. A. Cipulla and J. Longhitano watch the ceremony with lreen interest and clevotion. E. Franlc has the honor ol being among the first to receive a class ring from our principal, Fr. Regis: A. Cipulla waits patiently lor his. Cfaaa ings of mid fincfion Father Linus enjoyed the frequent visits of the Seniors on that famous ring day. Among his visitors are B. Reutter, C. Ward, D. Pirolli, G. Ritz, K. Zuczelr and M. Temple. Turning their rings and wishing each other nthe lnest ol everything, are P. Brown. A. Cipulla. A. lvlonc, Nl. Helmstadt, J. Longhitano, VV. Gullicza and A, Gregory. Father Regis aclmires the gold hancl, fourth finger, right hand. displayed lay V. Di Micco at Eganites' First Ring Dance.

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Sister Marie Stephan admires the plaques presented to K. A. Kaporch and Wm. Nlurley for their award-winning essays in a contest sponsored hy the Knights ol Columbus. To the victors belong the spoilsn: in this case, spoils tool: the form of Trophies. Our Bowling Team captured fifteen of the sixteen trophies at the Suhurhan Catholic League Toumament held on February 22ncl. Trophy-laden and happy are: R. Broderick fhighest scorer, boys' divisionl: M. P. Flynn fhighest scorer. girls' clivisionl: Captains. R. Mauna and T. Carroll. giraf lgface innem Thanks to the Color Guard and Majorette Divisions ol the March- ing Band, live first-prize trophies have heen added to the Bishop Egan showcase for the 1959 and 1960 seasons. M. L. Frangcsh fcolor Guard Captainl and A. Genoa QHL-ad Majorettel proudly place on display the two trophies recently won in Queen of the Universe Toumament. J. Brophy. the first Bishop Egan student to qualify as a finalist, studies his score in the National Merit Scholarship Examination as Father Noel verilies the good news. Checlcing the score sheet after the game are: L. Van Vvunnilc, A, Aita. ssellutto, T. Carroll fcaptainl, ancl R. Broderick. ,M 'Ilan-is 61. . . re ... k

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Komzge nga I 1 College Night. Another First For Bishop Egan--Father Regis addressed parents and students on the importance of a college education, and wammly welcomed the many Priests. Sisters, Brothers, and Laymen who were representatives from the various Catholic Colleges. Bishop Egan's First Annual College Night proved to he a most beneficial and highly successful event, judging from the interested and enthusiastic response of all who participated. The purpose of College Night was to familiarize parents and students with the aims, curricula, and requirements of those colleges in which they might he interested. This new venture was organized hy Father Noel, Bishop Egan's spirited Prelect of Studies who spear- headed another first with his usual energy and en- thusiasm. As a result of Fathers excellent planning, twenty-four Catholic colleges were represented and approximately eight hundred parents and students attended. Father John J. Vvelsh. T.O.R,, was undoubtedly pleased with his full house as he explained to interested parents and students the special merits and requirements ol St. Francis College in Loretto. Pennsylvania. The end of a perlect evening agreed the visitors, friends, and faculty ol Sr. M. Fenton Joseph, C.R.S.h'l., explains the nursing program at Bishop Egan as they gathered in the school library lor refreshments after Gwynedd-Mercy Junior College to J. Gwalthney a junior at Bishop Egan: attending the panels. Mr. Gwalthncy loolcs on with interest.