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

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i I 1 1 I STUDENT GOVERNMENT IN ACTION-John McMullen and Steve Niksa perform one of their numerous tasks by keeping trattic running smoothly between classes. RIGHT: ENTHUSIASTIC AND EAGER al the Freshman Representatives - FRONT ROW: Charlotte Frisco, Ca Ieen Burns, Doris Walker. SECON ROW: Maria Ciccarone, Rosemam Rubert, Rosemary Dillon, Anne Go don. THIRD ROW: Kathleen Cicca rone, Carol Kulawiec, Diane Saute Catherine Nolan, Louise Matte FOURTH ROW: James Hood, Ronn Traub, Andrew Lum. FIFTH ROII Stephen Gambone, Kevin Carli Joseph DeGrazio, Joseph Py. BAC ROW: Richard Bucha, Georg Spedding. LEFT. HAPPY AND PROUD to be prese for the installation ceremony I their son, Robert, the Mattiola lar ily receive a cordial welcome Ira principal, Father LaHart.

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CREATIVE AND RESOURCEFUL-Senior Student Council Mem- bers-FRONT ROW: James Lewis, Doris Ann Polichetti, Robert Mattiola, Kathleen Ganley, John McMullen. SECOND ROW: Susan Gryga, Oksana Zguta, Joanne Santoro, Barbara Rothwell, Kathleen Dwyer, Barbara Pierce, Rosemary Carlagno, Donna Landis, Marilyn STUDENT COUNCIL Monastero, Marilyn Barbaretta. BACK ROW: John DiCicco, Samuel Couchara, Joseph Silvestrini, Albert Becker, William Gordon, Michael Kolpak, Joseph Palaia, Daniel Maley, Stephen Niksa, Anthony Taormina. FRONT CENTER: Father Murray, Moderator. Within its walls Bishop Kenrick possesses an organization so strong in its influence that it literally supports the founda- tion of its total structure. The students are the foundation of Bishop Kenrick and through Student Government we became a living institution. The Student Council provides a channel through which the students may adequately communicate with the administra- tion. Its members, the officers and representatives, provide the seed which brings fresh attitudes and approaches to our edu- cational program. These officers combat apathy and indiffer- enceg they fight for student involvement and responsible freedom, being careful to become active themselves. Above all, the Student Council creates leaders-leaders who are strong and capable, so that the future of Kenrick may ever rest upon their supporting principles. DILIGENT AND ZEALOUS are the Sophomore Representatives-FRONT ROW: Cheryl Pugliese, Rosalie Tornetta, Margaret DiCarlo. SECOND ROW: Lissa Collier, Mary Louise Becker, Katherine Kolb. THIRD ROW: Patricia Graham, Karen McGinnis, Donna Santangelo, Catherine Marberger. FOURTH ROW: Ronald Biscotti, Horace Mashett, David Cwienk. FIFTH ROW: William Mullen, Jim Genuardi. BACK ROW: John Trave, Kevin Butler, Patrick Johnson.

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IN THE MIDST OF GIGGLING clowns, Jolly Old Saint Nick Noe Santangelol extends warm Christmas greetings to the student body and faculty. PRETENTIOUS FELINES. Eileen Cain, Joanne Discianni, Claire Forth, and Cathy Romano, purrrr as they slink about the stage to the strains of Mancini's Pink Panther Theme. RAGGEDY ANN AND Andy, Pat Insetta and Mary Pat Dougherty, iiggle to the Jingle Bell Rock, delighting the Kenrick clan.