Bishop Kenny High School - Crusader Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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WILLIARI PERRY WHITBIIRE St. Paul's Sodalityg Crusader Staff: Boys' Staley Football, Captain 43 Basketballg K. of the BI. Sacrament: Class Officer 35 Student Council. PAU. W OLEE St. Paufs Dramatic Club 43 Crusader Staffg Public Speaking Cluhg KBS. if 1 1' A ,tl , ' 1 DoR1s BARBARA YEAGER St. PauI's Sodalityg Glee Club: Dramatic Cluhg Basketball Managerg Crusader Staff: Fashion Showg Choir. GEORGE Josl-:PH ZATER St. Joseph's Clee Clubg Baseball 1, 2, 33 French Club 3g K. of the Bl. Sacrament. I 55, Dt wma X SENIOR CLASS MOTTO-The Crusader Slogan, In Hoc Signo Vincis SENIOR CLASS COLORS--Crimson and White -U

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611155 M tary Here we are, the first graduation class of our beloved new,' school! With what mingled emotions of nostalgia for our old familiar schools and teachers, and fexerish anticipation of the thrills that awaited us, we entered this last event- ful senior year! And truly eventful it has been for all uf us in this beauti- ful modern school! Most of us have come from St. Paul's, St. Joseph's and the Immaculate Conception. We are not strangers to each other, having matched our wits on the Basketball Court and Gridiron. But on entering Bishop Kenny High, former rivals were merged into one big happy family, with the spirit of Crusaders seeking adventure in the new and the strange. All of us have felt right at home with our beloved Sisters of St. Joseph who have known us for a long time. From our first day we had confidence that our Super- intendent, Father O'Shea, and our Principal, Sister Marie De Lourdes, would provide everything in their power to make our school life pleasant and interesting. Well, soon the newness wore off and in a few weeks the seniors were busy, and important. too. We were asked to share the responsibilities, as well as the thrills of senior students. Many of us were elected as Councilors and officers of various school organizations. No sooner were classes organized than our thoughts turned to Class Rings, Caps and Gowns, and our motto seemed to be 6'Let's have a Partyf' Parties made our world go round at a rapid speed. Our class, under the sponsorship of Sister Mary Monica and Sister Mary Brendan, occupied two busy homerooms where all kinds of activities were planned and plotted.