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

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PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS Among the principal characters in the cast are .Tudy Lavoro Uenniej who is wooed and w-on by Richard fPhilip Schnorrl against the wishes of her uncle, Colonel Staunton, fArthur Logiej- Henry Blow Qlvlichael Druryj y successfully concludes his romantic pursuit r' of Hannah fCharlotte Guntij while .Toy fSue N Marconij hopes that fPhilipN John McGovern, will be rescued at last from the financial shark, Uoe Buzzardj Charles Stichweh, who is threatening to ruin their happiness. A touch of intrigue is added to the story by Mahundahr the Hindu fGeorge Masters, who steals the precious ruby, an heirloom in the Staunton family for centuries. However, all the problems of the Staunton - family are solved and the lovers able to live happily ever after , as they had planned. OPERETTA IN AN NLII KENTUCKY NNNIIN Highlighting the activities of the Glee Club was the thrilling performance of the Kenny Players under the direction' of the music teacher, Sister Mary Damian. AN OLD KENTUCKY GARDEN relives the events of the middle l800's. The ever popular Stephen Foster songs added to the romance and glamour of the Southern setting.

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I, LOIS JOHNS, leave to Judy Williams my peaceful ways and dimples. TO Elio Puleo, I, HUGH JAMES, award my oratorical powers, and to Ray Avery my speeches. I, CLAIRE KALTENBACH, leave to Kemp Lewis the knack of getting good grades in History class. WE, JOHN KALEY AND KEN MENDEL, leave to Alex Danese, John Reardon and David Nakaski a share of the popularity we had here from the girls. I, ANN KING, leave to Sandra Friedlander and Marilyn Digman my success with Math. TO John Ezell, I, KAREN KISSLING, bequeath my tremendous vitality in cheerleading. ON Jeanine Rahaim, I, JACKIE KNOLL, bestow my perfect attendance record. WE, MARGIE LANGEN AND MARY LOU MARX, leave to Mary E. Cook and Nancy Kissling our school spirit. TO Mike Wolfe and Barbara White, we, Sylvia Lansdell and Pat Miller leave lots of fun. WE, THE YANKS , JUDY LAVORO, ANNETTE TESTA AND MARYANN WITTMAN, bequeath to C. Abood, Mickey Finn and Betty Wheat a nice Yankee accent. I, DAN LINEHAN, leave to Leroy Hartley my artistic ability. WE, JIM LITEKY, LELAND MICKLER, leave to Mike Holloway and Anthony Nettuno easy trips to school. TO John Rivers and John McCoy, I, ARTHUR LOGIE, leave my ability to swim in to easy lessons . I, SUE MARCONI, entrust to Danny Thornton's care Phil Schnorr, and to Barbara Baker all my A's . TO Gerry Lavoro, I, GEORGE MASTERS, leave my talent for stretching a dollar. WE, ADDIE MAUSERT AND JEAN MAURER, will to Judy Henderson, Sandra Monies and Dee Ann Milord our passion for Perry Como and Liberace. I, KATHLEEN MCGINLEY, leave my ballet talent to Vincent Warren and my name to James McGinley. TO NORMAN ABOOD, H. HICKEY, AND JACK HERBERT, I, BETTI MELLO, will my ability to live on carrots, Trig, Physics and fun. WE, LESTER MICKLER, PAUL SALLAS, AND RAY TUBEL, leave to Jack Shannon, Frank Pellicer, and George David our responsibilities and honors at Kenny. I, PAT MULRENNAN, leave to Larry Tomazinis and R. Spangler my fighting Kenny spirit. WE, CAROL ANN NEWTON, PAT PELLICER AND CAROLYN PACETTI, leave our jobs to Albert Jenks, Patsy Bannon and Van Lotzia. ON Mary A. Basso, Jay Fisher, Louis Vogel and Joe Bishop, WE, DONNA K. PAUL, MAY TROTTER, and RICHARD STUART bestow our dancing and musical talents. I, JEAN PETERS leave to my sister Lois, the job of business manager in Sister Brendan's room. WE, CLEO RAHAIM and BARBARA TONEY, resign our posts as Monitors to Xandra Rahairn, G. David and Dick Rahaim. I, LUCY RAIZIS, leave to Pat Pascoe and Mary Terbrueggen my love for Kenny 's hospitality. TO Joe DuRocher, I, RICHARD RALL, give my ability to get into trouble without any trouble. WE, JAY ROBINSON and JACK WASSMER, leave to Neyle Sollee and Buddy Lawrence our excess energy, I, ANN SCHRENKER, will to Elizabeth Rall my secret formula for eating and eating and keeping slim. WE, JOYLEEN ROCKWELL, IOSEPHINE URSO, leave our places to Betty Rahaim, A. M. Fritch, and M. L, Shannon. ON Nancy Dorsey and Jack Schrenker, we, Gloria Saour and Margie Sara, bestow our sweet smiles. I, JERRY SNELLGROVE, leave to Robert Pike the short Freshman girls, and to Victor Puleo, the tall senior girls. WE, NANCY STEVENS AND VIRGINIA STEPHANZ, leave our Spanish, Typing and History talents to Donald Marx, Edith Lockwood and Sandra Nelms. I, CHARLES STICHWEH, leave to Gene Vining and T. Robinson my happy-go-lucky ways around Kenny. TO B. Koperski and Susan Mathers, I, CONNIE TAYLOR, leave my love of Chemistry and good grades. WE, JACKIE TISCHER and PAT TERRELL, leave to M. F. Rhodes and K, Delaporte our vitality on the cheerleading squad. I, CLAIRE TORRANS, will to Charles Flynn my one dimple to match his other one. ON Mary T. Chestnut, I, PEGGY WERNER, bequeath my hillbilly vocal talents to help her career. I, PATTY WEBER, gladly pass on to Gayle Tischer my two inches extra height. 65

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PECIALTY IIA GER I An 0Id Kentucky Garden Specialty dancers tripping the light fantastic are: Jean Fisher, Barbara Cannon, Xandra Rahaim, Barbara Baum, Sylvia Roberts. I ' ,11 . , f fa' M V1'f'f f':i'.i , My ,,,, .- r -' ,,,, , Wra , A 1 , Mg, , Q , ,iff 2 , I' .83 si ' at n , l tj r Q, slid, i ,Q 1 we S Adding a touch of Oriental mysticism these Hindu dancers perform for their master, Mahundahr, the Magician: In brightly colored costumes are: Saundra Monies, Barbara Koperski, Catherine Brown, George Masters fthe Magicianj Mary E. Cook, Anna Pria pi, Cletus Durcan. f, M 7 ffl J