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

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WM We present KEN ECHO ' - ig f.. 'mi - L. Greco surveys thc situation optimistically as her col- M. L. Borgetti and M. Marinari, qualified staff typists, made it pos- leagues suggest new improvements for the senior section. sible for the '58 KENECHO to go to press. While waiting for the A. Sunday, M. Saboe, J. Morello, and L. Greco served as finished copies, P. Ocelus, editor-in-chief, carefully checks her competent copy editors on the yearbook staff. dummy sheets. a book of treasured memories These staff writers are caught off guard while doing the senior write-ups. Included are: E. Haley, M. Farrelly, A. Cipriano, H. Fisher, M. Reed, R. Gilligan, C. Kelly, and J. Genther. The filing cabinet holds the attention of C. Carfagno and Waldo. ,,.., 3,4-X . Mkiff- X l 54... v-

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-. if -,N 12 Sr . .VA-.xx pw -441,5 Qs... This team of efficient young writers shared an important position on the yearbook staff. They were largely responsible for the de- velopment of the activity and class sections which fill these pages. J. Fragale, L. Duffey, B. Buckley, P. Augustine, I. Molinaro, C. Brandt, J. Leghan, and D. Makoid are engrossed in work. M. Russo, P. Baldasanno, and A. Silks compare notes. The KENECHO is an endeavor to preserve in memory the cherished events that occur during the school year. Con- tributors to the third edition of KENECHO agree that many willing hours are required to make any publication possible. Sharing membership on the staff, we feel privileged and hon- ored to have been Ll p.1rt of its development. As our student body increases in number, so KENECHO grows to give in its :additional pages a true picture of our life at Bishop Ken- rick. That this yearbook will provide you with vivid remem- brances is our sincerest wish. -aifkn X5 e 0- , 1 B3-Q ' ,ff J. Leaming and J. Lawless, sports writers for the '58 KENECHO, suggest a drastic change in Silvestre's layout plans. John apparently doesn't agree. Meanwhile, J. Muscarella, undisturbed by the distraction, absorbs himself in the work at hand. x ,V be 5- 3 txt, r.1 ,,. ,..A i'Jl'i gill . 'V

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Y vid! X 'kg v- here, cf' dc- there, and everywhere 'Q W. E K X 'S A v .X 65 .,' vb' ,,:f, x l x- J A . 'X 1,1 gf f xx I SJ .--3, H' C The busy fingers of B. Troutman, 1. Waldo, A. Imperial, G. Gazzillo, D. Walsh, and R. D'Achille, perform all essential typing duties for publication of the Shield. Near deadline dates, the click-clack echoes of the type- writers can be heard throughout the halls of our school. i QQNS 3 M. Applegate, circulation manager of the Shield, and her assistants, T. Chendorain and S. Strahle, make sure that our newspaper travels , 1-.-1 I here, there, and everywhere. Efficiency on the part of these staff members insures a supply which meets the demand. V'hat's up Doc? We hope not a strike. Mr. Barrett, our janitor, interrupts his daily routine to catch a glimpse of the happenings around Kenrick. As we said before, e-v-e-r-y-b-o-d-y reads the Shield. YK