Bishop Kenrick High School - Kenecho Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

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David Gratz, respected president of the Senior Class, addresses the student body. Informing them of school activities, displaying leadership, and injecting school spirit are important parts of this amiable young man's daily routine. prepare earnestly Finally the curtain ascended on this, the long-awaited year. For the seniors, daily activities and seeming chores took on a new light and importance. Completing their final year meant participating in approaching events for the last time. For this reason, all have tried to achieve their very bestg all have tried to reflect in their work, the Christlike guidance and instruction received. Y' 5 The school calendar is the center of attraction as the senior ohi- cers, L. Greco, secretaryg J. Leaming, vice-presidentg and M. Russo, treasurer, meet with Father Cox, their social moderator, to plan future events. J. Muscarella explains to these Trig students how to find the six functions of theta.