Delone Catholic High School - Delonian Yearbook (McSherrystown, PA)

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FRONT ROW: Cyril McMaster, George OlBrien, Fred Miller,, Samuel Sneeringer, Wilbur Noel, Mark Staub, Thomas Hockensmith, Robert Groft, David Redding, Robert Kenworthy. SECOND ROW: Frederick Walters, Lawrence Myers, Lawrence Nickey, Robert Little, Fran- cis Carbaugh, Henry Strazzella, Bernard Miller, John Kale, William Bauer. THIRD ROW: James D. Miller, John Hardman, Charles Hemler, james Strasbaugh, Cyril Smith, John Codori, Philip Crouse, Ronald Roman, Don- ald O'Brien. FOURTH ROW: Charles McMaster, James Brady, Pius Small, Frederick Sanders, John O'Brien, William Dodson, Kenneth Cole, Ronald Long, -Sw Attaining the second rung in ont' ladder, as Sophoniores, we lonnd ourselves a little older, zt little taller, a little wiser. llow apt were oin' ntinds in linding ways to tantalile the IJOOI' lil'CSll' nien, hut how inept when trying to ieeall Latin deelensions and algehrziici theoienis in those early lull days of review. Rosters opened up to ns ht-oadet' fields ol' learning in Biology, lVoi-ld History and Litera- ture. Religion, too, challenged us with the vast knowledge of the history ol' the Clliurctli, eonse- quently enriching ont' minds with ll deeper and more abiding appreciation ol' ont' Catholic herit- age. Sophomore year lonnd us really growing np in both heart and niind. The vast extent of the Roman Empire challenges sopho- mores of World History Class as Phyllis Brenner takes her turn to answer. They are not worried, however, be- cause they know Sister Isabelle Marie, S.S.J., is always ready to help them over difficult spots. James Carbaugh. FIFTH ROW: Donald Myers, Ed- ward Luckenbaugh, Gerald Yantis, john Irvin, Raymond Smith, Ronald Smith, Glenn Ziegler, Purnell Smith. SIXTH ROW: George Becker, Ralph Keller, james Henry, Thomas Kiser, Daniel Krepps, James Lucken- baugh, Ronald Goss, Nicholas Stauh, James A. Nliller. SEVENTH ROW: Richard Smith, Lawrence Nicholson, Alfred Rice, Reuben Bair, Robert Leppo, Donald Storm, Lawrence Smith, Richard Yealy. EIGHTH ROW: Rob- ert G. Smith, Charles Brichter, Dennis Overbaugh, George Boardman, Robert Smith, Herman Redding, Thomas Smith, Daniel Brady, Raymond Dubbs.

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FRONT ROW: Edward Altoff, Robert Small, Dale Mc- Intyre, William Holtzworth, Ronald Staub, Charles Vauhn, Andrew Brady, Fred Kegel, Robert Storm, Robert Ernst, Richard Roy. SECOND ROW: Ray Groft, Francis Arigo, Francis Klunlc, John Staub, Philip Kenworthy, Lawrence Keffer, Bernard Lawrence, Michael Kreiger, Richard Groft, Franz Martin. THIRD ROW: James Breighner, Fred Olinger, Carroll Sneeringer, William Smith, Donald Smith, William Imler, Lawrence Klunk, Thomas Strausbaugh, Robert Luckenbaugh, Carroll Law- rence. FOURTH ROW: Guy Claybaugh, Donald Dick, John McFerren, Lee Irvin, Francis Gift, Theron Menges, vi' xtms, Q ef get 5, 4 . ,gg Freshmen of Sister Rosemarie, S.C.C.'s Pennsylvania History class portray a memorable scene from the life of our founder. William Penn CDaniel Greenholtj ac- cepts the peace-pipe from Indian Chief fRodney Buntyj. Robert Huff, Martin Redding, Rodney Bunty, Gerald Shrader. FIFTH ROW: Michael Little, Gary Zartman, Albert McMaster, Eugene Weitzel, Gary Urich, Donald Chamberlain, William Toman, Daniel Greenholt, Richard Hagarman. SIXTH ROW: Claude Zepp, Dennis Top- per, Leo Keller, Richard Houser, Ernest Sandburg, jude Smith, Harold Shaffer, Richard Hoffman. SEVENTH ROW: Donald Poist, james Topper, Daniel Bollendor, Gerald Groft, Fred Busbey, Raymond Hemler, john Mc- Kim, John Bonlc. EIGHTH ROW: Fred Sterner, James Smith, Donald Zinn, Burnell Billman, Thomas Carbaugh, Robert Hemler, William Hemler. Debating has become a vital part of Delone's Oral English Program. Beginning in freshmen year, students are taught to think logically and convincingly. With Martin Redding as chairman, Carole Risano, Patricia Kuhn and Mary Lawrence defend city life while Andrew Brady, Daniel Greenholt and Francis Gift uphold the advan- tages of country life.