Catholic Central High School - Crusader Yearbook (Steubenville, OH)

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C.C.H. S. MARCHING BAND Under the direction of Mr. loseph Unger, the C.C.H.S. Marching Band ot 1954-1955 has added color and spirit to the football games of the season. Hall-time shows included amusing skits such as: William Tell and Under the Big Top, They also presented demonstrations of precision marching, Salute to Sousa and The Commercial Snow, In addition to the half-time shows, the band presents an annual spring concert, takes an active part in all pep rallies, and rnarches in parades. The band olticers include: Francis Mulato, President: Edward Manlcowslci, Vice-Presidenty Robert Iackson, Secre- tary: and lohn Lamp, Treasurer. Senior members are: Andrew: Billie, Lafayette Byrzm, Francis Ellek, Sh:r.ey Fcsfer, Rcrpert Granarneui, Howard Hzll, Eckert Iaclcscn, Ichn Lamb, Ichn Lucas, Edward lffartlccwskr, Francis l.ffula'c, Larry Thomas, and Din: Valera. V 7 , i U I Q Y .2 1 r A Row 1 Marian De Luca, Dick De Luca, lane Anderson, Nancy Donahue, Maureen Archer, Shirley Pietro, Mary Ann Ruth, Mary Delafore, lo Ann Ccnstanfini, Mary Gail Calhoun, fane Carolyn Strcyls, Iames Camlcell, Robert Iackscn, Ichri Krajccvic, Marjorie Trcesch, Marilyn Hill, lchn Delatore, Iancie Dies, Phillip Guerra. Cg?rCl,'FGlfGk' Eileen Cfnglgnlme' Paula Ccnslcnfme' Row 3 Dino Vallera, fack Larniz, lcseph Len, Andy Billie, Wwe 'gnlnell' Camels 'wig' Anthcny Garda, Carl Schyxrch, Dcrnrnr: Tirierza, Ezlward Row 2 Carl Chiarena, Marilyn De Luca, Mary Ann lffulhil- Mzrnlccr.-rskp, Ecu-:ard Hill, Francis Lfuiatz, Franczs Elleic, land, Nancy Franckhauser, Shirley Foster, Thomas llagery, Lawrence Thomas Lfcrrc:-.', Dwpert Vrrnrpurg, Larry These peppy cheerleaders with their spirit oi enthusiasm spurred the team to victory throughout the football season. They are Cleft to rightl Carol Allen. Donna De Bellis, Carole Giffin. lean Fato, cmd Iounne De Lelles Not Pictured: Helen Gilson Thcrnas Q we Aw-wa. if -, Pl ft 'Q lr' Everywhere Central goes. the Band goes. Page Fifty-nine

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BISHOP MUSSIO SCHOLASTIC AWARDS At the end ot each semester, students who have main- tained high marks are eligible to receive Bishop Mussif: Scholastic Awards. These certificates, presented by the Bishop, are in two categories: First Honors for a straight A student and Second Honors for nothing less than a The serni-annual Awards Assembly provides every stu- dent with an incentive to strive to do his best in his studies. Bishop addresses the students on Award Day Glona' Glona' Gloria ln Excelsis Deo' Such was the tidings beautifully sung by the Cathohc Central High School Chorus under the inspirational direction of Mr Unger wl Cl.ett t lcarm De Lellrs B se Da gherty Rose Ann Re ina Ioyce Carlc ta Lon, loann lfase c lfcD nald Mary Yay Lamatrice Patty Ur an Page F xfty eight ri e e a Y A 1 e e Fa erty An ire e Kraslc lf' Orlando Conn e Amzcone lfa y K 1 e Pat Ma,urre B eta m Becinell Adele .fel s ar Nancy Hunter w 2 J ,I n Lawle Ba aa Haraer Marget ri'e Santuccx Shirley Pugh Nancy Sacccccia loann Sabol Sandra Nellis Ant ne te Corsi Anna May Ioyce idred G in Barh a Feed Frances K l. ri c Vlrainia P la l ann Vasc ir P :la Pilellei lose, hine Pompa Mary n , y e Gay d ta Kilmar in s Gen 1 e ,hes lfa ian S gmcnt Sal y Ofvesr If a y S ak m 'fakasiclc 1G lc l-ludak Robe nr selse r l'reZ r S1'DlNlC l r anx Therrn s B l S en e E11 G1 patrtck I ey h lflarracino luxe bf r' n y B 1 rf-ren Ra 'darn ha fi S ral: G a .fe Le r s rr as M A ,L - fi 5 ' ' 2 ' . ' . ' ' ' . ' ' Ro 'Q' ce Skcwrcnskg, fic ' r, .J fb r 4 r, . . . 1 ,3 R L I I M ' ' ' ' M1 :Lib , bar ,c , . cg, '4' - trc. 3 r, cl ra 'l 2 ' Ro o riahtl Mr. Urg r, D11 ctcr, M r C. . l.ert, et tr nh Q W TIA T ,Q F I Y ' H , A , K T A . r. ezxfiar, Dia a lurasxc, c c icr , HI tr, , c nrarie Fora, joan Vario ,cr , Ann ,uri-1 khnefc Bmdz V 9,3 ,JE Hu, ' b Y A ul, H M 1. gr , l h , fc . it r, .ar1.yn ' ,5- Grannamcre, Catherine Tague, Barbara Brown, Frances Scgarrtz, Row 3 'jhefem L53 59313-V3 Ufglgni gjcgy L3-A Kegfngy a' , t , rr , r r a' l. rr Bel., Filler: -tr a, 'fc I ', ' C .' , It -O A . X Ci A ,., Cb YA in Ah '35, 1 . Thzrnas C'.rrte.1'.'rlc:, ..r'. ri .yi, ra' ' o.a, ' A ' E ' 'H ' ' ' 'r ' . . e , Cu cc c , i' l , cs z i ' , ' 5 ' ' ' Y 'G' ' ' X 'AICC' E 9 'nl I' 21 Brute, fznaid Saliva, B11 llzz e , rl' 'fb , lph . . , . Pierre, Saud Argenine, Seven II rrrcclc, Bic.. r -I 3, Li B Jr

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THE GENESI PLAYERS ls your taste comedy or arania? Whatever it Szymanslcr, ana GSSISISQ by Sister M. Constan- ts you were well satrslred with the Evening of tius, Q. P., Dtrectress, the players presented a Plays' presented by Centrafs Dramatii players. novel aeviazten from rhe long plays ot former Under tie rnoaerauon of Reverend Chester L. years by grvrng four playlets. Dress Reversal was a hnlarrous portrayal of a dress rehearsal for cr mystery nlay A you can see xt ended wlth a bang lI.eit to rlghll Carol Entlqer Orlando DAlesslo Blessed Virgin Mary Marqaret Humps Iames Campbell Saxnt Ioseph Thomas Kopras and Rxchard McBride Page Sixty The Lottery showed rn a startlmg manner some of the pagan prachces carned on m New England farmxng commumhes WHAT CHILD IS THIS? What Chrld ls Th1s'P lS a Chrrs mas pageant presented each year Chorus lt retells the beautllul Na rvrty story rn words o d song The ast and chorus were lea tured rn a 30 mrnute televrsro program on December 18 whrcr marrced a Fxrst for Central Durrng the Easter Season t Drama Club plans to resent relrgrous play The Redemptron As we ao to oress preparations have begun on the Semor Class Plav QUIET SUMMER a httmg climax to the play season for the school year , 3 ' 2 fi 5 5 2 2 H? sl' Y' . 'affix . , -..,V , . , 1 . 7 Q ly by the Genesi Players and the fs. , f - Jlq '1 W ' V' X . l V.. .. K. h Q A , C YA - , - A. V f f 1 . I ' I A ' Q. V , he . E G Q A wr V