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

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I Our chemistry class proves to be suc- cessful in its experiments. G. Gorman Of! -.,,,,,r 4-v 3' . J'... C' and M. Haley are learning the tech- niques of filtering, while J. Donahue and J. Signorovitch pay strict atten- tion to thc evaporation of crystals. will X-QQ. ga. a promise Juniors-6B First Row: R. Sylvester, C. Wacker, B. Talese, R. Tarlecki, M. Taugner, R. Troilo, B. Tufillaro, M. Tammaro, K. Slavinski, P. Smith. Second Raw: J. Trowbridge, J. Signorovitch, B. Sohoski, M. Tornetta, R. Silks, B. Vitelli, I.. Thorpe, J. Subranni, B. Valerio. Third Row: H. Worrall, A. Tarmine, J. Sally, B. Vuotto, M. A. Stropas, D. Volpe, L. Ward, C. Stotlar, K. Wilson, C. Salomone. Fourth Row: J. Wacker, J. Strogas, W. Welsh, A. Vernecchio, J. Schrack, N. Volpe, J. Tague, T. Swede, P. Sorgini, R. Wolfrom. Hi 'i

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juniors-SB First Row: M. Pascucci, T. Muscarella, M. Russo, D. Mulhall, N. Murray, F. Pergine, M. Saxon, A. Pierce, Sciallo, Rehak. Second Row: A. Saboe, M. Petrecz, M. Reynolds, E. Russo, B. Petrolati, Raffeo, B. Pasquael, E. Schweigert, M. Rambo, C. Pellegrino, A. Ross. Third Row: H. Natalini, A. Montilione, P. Ragusa, C. Short, B. Sambrick, E. Sciallo, M. Sarnak, B. Paul, H. Renneberg, J. Nziilon, W. Nagle, S. Popielnrski. Fourth Row: J. Procopio, G. Nagle, C. Rizzo, G. Moran, F. Popelnrsky, E. O,Hara, E. Radomski, A. Rupton, D. O'Brien, T. Morello, H. Pnlmieri, E. Mullin. th ' ' L-K4-,W 'wpigf' fi N. Murray and C. Pellegrino take seriously their charge of stamping the textbooks used by Kenrick students. J. Evan isn't the least perplexed over her algebra prob- lem. K. Wilson and F. Popelarslcy are most interested in her solution of this difhculty. Are they checking for errors or suffering from ci phobia called blackbozirditis?

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Oh, those cookies smell good! B. Sambrick puts the finishing touches to her batter while R. McGuigan carefully blends in- gredients. D. LoVerde and M. Kelly can't wait to taste the fruits of their labors. of leadership In 1955, the doors of Bishop Kenrick High School opened to welcome you, the present Junior Class. Re- calling the past years at Kenrick, you are aware of how swiftly this time has sped. With the close of the school year comes an eagerly awaited privilege- the exalted role of a senior. Every achievement has brought you closer to that goal. Taking advantage of the opportunities for spiritual development, using mental effort, and enjoying the social side of Kenrick -all have fitted you for the place which is to be yours. To you is given the privilege to guard with vigilance the standards and traditions of Bishop Ken- rick High School. The fullest measure of success be yours as the Senior Class of 1959. B.K.H.S. junior stenography experts put into practice the fundamental principles of shorthand. Sister Mar- guerite seems determincd that B. Kilian, L. Gaasche, and V. Lodato shall be the bcst qualified secretaries at Kenrick.