Geibel High School - Galaxy Yearbook (Connellsville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1964 volume:

I E x x , s w I X ' af in ,1 fi Q?fL'+,v3zi- ' 'K M W . X . . i . A ...L.,,.,. A, . ... . f! V . ,1 VW. kdlka rx ' 1 A1 f I 1 1 A' 1 . 5, I 1 -6.19 W uf w 'X I 5 D .Q J .., 4+ . . ff' ' W 3' John Fitzgerald Kennedy November 22, 1965 Ami ZL h6lZ be fel! ifz zc'fJi1'lzvi12d, be zmfzt 401011 A5 when zz lordiy fedar, green wifla bozzglm, Goes :Zmwz with fl grew! ,fhwzf upon fbe bilfx. Am! fe:1z'e,a' az fofzesome plate llgtljlijxf fbe fky. Edwin Markham on the Assassination of Abralmm Lincoln 'lr 'Y 4 'A' 4 4: GALAXY 1 1 964 FATHER GEIBEL MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL C Ilsville, Pennsyl THE PAST IS PROLOGUES Your Old Men Shall Dream Dreamsp and Your Young Men Shall See Visions. Joel 2:28 Where There ls No Vision, the People Perish. Proverb 29 18 I nculate Conception School FATHER GEIBEL'S DREAM - OUR VISION I S S W 2 Father Geibel Memorial High School 3 FOREWORD In the opening words of his Inaugural Address, President john F. Kennedy said: We observe today . . . a celebration of freedom, sym- bolizing an end as well as a beginning, signifying renewal as well as change. Very appropriately, we apply these words to another memor- able day, january 6, 1964, when the exodus from the Immaculate Con- ception High School took place. As we knelt at the Holy Mass which marked this commemorative end, as well as beginning, we Seniors experienced some very mixed emotions. A creeping nostalgia seemed to come over us, but, not for long, for as the Holy Mass neared completion, our eagerness to enter the new school increased. Despite the downpour of rain which no one seemed to mind, we reached Geibel High in a very short time. Here in a brief ceremony of cutting the green and white ribbons which had been stretched across the entrance doors, the school was officially opened. Immediately follow- ing this function, Reverend Francis Ott, Superintendent of Schools, blessed a crucifix which he placed on a wall at the main entrance. Then, in a special prayer, Father proceeded to beg God's blessing on the school and all who would be part of it. The enthusiasm and exuberant joy of the students, faculty, and friends could scarcely be contained. This was Father Geibel's dream come true. CONTENTS 1 f , I f ' -I - ,,,, . Q? :H 1 ss- .-f7iSefY9:1Ei'? Ljl:i3gQ?'5!z151r5E1:.:' DEDICATION page 6 CLASSES ADMINISTRATION page I0 ACTIVITIES FACULTY page I3 SPORTS SENIORS page 21 ADVERTISERS page 43 page 57 page 83 page 97 5 Y GEIBEL DEDICATION The 1964 GALAXY, the first in the history of Father Geibel Memorial High School, is gratefully dedicated to Reverend Henry Geibel, who in a basic sense, was responsible for its existence. Twelve years ago, on the occasion of his golden jubilee of his ordination to the Holy Priesthood, it was said of him, As an educator, Father well knew that one of the most effective means of securing perpetuity in religious training is the Catholic High School. In 1930, as he presented diplomas to twelve high school graduates from Immaculate Conception High School, Father Geibel saw the fulfillment of his dream. But progress is never at a standstill, and change is God's Providence at workg and so, for many years since that first high school graduation. Father Geibel set his sights on a new vision-a high school building. separate from the elementary grades, one that would accommodate a far greater number of students. Father purchased a large tract of land in the Hillcrest area of Connells- ville. This became the site of the new high school, however, Father did not live to the day when the transition was made from the Immaculate Conception Parish High School to the Diocesan Father Geibel Memorial High School. The dream of this zealous Priest of God did not dissolve into thin air because other educators continued his work and made it a reality. Truly, the Words of the golden-mouthed St, John Chrysostom must have been their inspiration: What greater work is there than training the mind and forming the habits of the young?'l May the torch of our lives lighted by this zeal burn in tribute to FATHER HENRY GEIBEL. THE MOST REVEREND WILLIAM G. CONNARE floyd, Q im fmt ml? lg 9 W fw -N-A 'Il aaa i' at ul S AN 0 -. X , it . mx X-Q, isiaaai-E , AJS f'7,3,,f Q 1 al. . i pil ! I5 'IP' 'If' ' AQ ll' a s . lil It , pp .s as 2 is , rl a B, llllgx I I 1 V s1cUT QUI MINISTRAT T A captain of a ship at sea, a pilot of a plane in flight, a traveler on a journey must have some type of guide to lead him to his destination. No less, is this true of students seeking an education. For us, this guiding light is our beloved Bishop, His Excellency, Most Reverend William G. Connare. In order to accommodate the increasing number of high school students' in the diocese, and because our spiritual leader is concerned, not only about our acceptance into college, but more so about our entrance into Heaven, Bishop Connare sanctioned whole-heartedly, the establishment of diocesan high schools, Father Geibel Memorial High School is the third of this kind, serving sixteen parishes in the Connellsville area. Thanks to our beloved Bishop, another milestone in the field of education has been reached, and the lights of learning burn with greater intensity because of his zeal and interest. To treat of the changeover from Immaculate Conception H i g h School to Geibel High, and not in- clude F A T H F R AUGUSTINE MARZHAUSFR would certainly make our GALAXY incomplete. The kindly personal interest which Father has always taken in the students, his encouraging smile, and friendly greeting will always be cherished by us. Robert Frost wrote: 'lHome is where they have to take you when you have no other place to go, and because the Geibel High building was not yet completed, i'Home to us was Im- maculate Conception School, and Hour father, good Father Marz- hauser, took us in, Thanks, Father! A thousand thanks! As Superintendent of schools. FATHER FRANCIS OTT has been following very closely the transition from the Immaculate Conception Parish High School to the Diocesan Father Geibel Me- morial High School. On the oc- casion of the formal opening of the new school Father pointed out the advantages and opportunities which will be afforded us in the new modern building. Father urged us to use these to our fullest capacities, so that as graduates of Geibel High we will prove to be assets to our Alma Mater, our families, and to the Catholic Church. fix REVEREND WILLIAM SHERIDAN Father Sheridan, our Principal, is the driving force behind the great strides made in the reorganization from a small parish high school to a rapidly expanding diocesan high school. With his administrative ability, his keen interest, and untiring efforts, Father aims to produce a school that will be an outstanding example of Catholic modern secondary education. Wfith the firm understanding of a Priest, and the watchful guidance of a Principal, Father has Won the respect of us all. As the first graduating class of Father Geibel Memorial High, we look to him with reverence and inspiration. MESSAGE FROM THE PRINCIPAL The Catholic people of Central Fayette County can indeed rejoice with the opening of the new Father Geibel High School. The long- awaited dream has finally become a reality. Our beautiful new school can be pointed to with great pride by all those in this area who have sacrificed so much to build it. Father Geibel Memorial High School continues the work in secondary education begun thirty years ago with the foundation of Immaculate Conception Parish High School. For a generation it has been contributing to the glory of the Church. Its great success has been the inspiration for the continuance and enlargement of its educational work. This high school hopes to carry on in this splendid tradition. We hope and pray that the future generations will be able to look back upon the accomplishments of Father Geibel High School with pride and satisfaction. XX'ith May I have your attention, please. Father Sheridan begins the daily announcements. . tttt Sister Maria Magdalen, SC.. counsels Williartt Mariconelia MRS. MARY WEIMER. School Secretary Seated: Sister M. Christopher, VSC.. Sister Maria Magdnlen. SC.. Sister Marg Grace. OSB.. Sister M. Mildred, V.S.C. Standing: Sister M. Benigna. OSB., Sister Mary joseph, O.S.B.. Sister M. Judith, OSB., Sister M. Laura. O.S.B. .-pw 'ITYV Seated: Mrs. Florence Petonic, Mrs. Mary Weiiiier. Secretary, Mr. Kenneth Misiak Standing: Mr. Carl Rossi. Mr. joseph Davin SISTER M. MILDRED, V.S.C. H01110wm11z.' Seniors 969106 Chemistry, General Science, English I. GALAXY SISTER MARY GRACE, O.S.B. Honze1'fm1fz.' Seniors 565104 Religion IV, English IV, English III, Glee Club ,Wigs wiifmw me A My mm SISTER MARIA MAGDALEN, S.C. Gnizfmzce Difecfor Religion I, Ancient History, Student Council SISTER M. JUDITH, OSB. HOI1!6I'00ll!.' juniors 965204 Typing II, Shorthand II, Bookkeep- ing, Relegion III, National Forensic League, Business Honor Society E. SISTER INI, BIZNIGNA, OSB. Ho111w'00f11.' Juniors 7,4107 Shorllmnd I, Typing I, English I. Religion III, Libixiryw Mission Club MR. CARL EDXWARD ROSSI Hfnwwvowf Sophomores 945201 American History, Wcvrld History. Ancient History ., X rm' --..,, R x Wi of IVIR. KENNETH MISIAK P.O.ID., Hcilrli, Physics, Cicncral Science, Baseball, Varsity and junior Varsity Basketball hi MW lwm 3 Ewiw Em9i.,,., ' J 1, mmm knead N,-4, hmm hmm Mqshlilfvw I Wrm, I 'sri 5 Q -KU I Sdfqgmd SISTIZR MARY JOSEPH, O.S.B. H0111wfffw1.' Freshmen 964101 Religion II, Ir. Advanced Math. Ccntcinponiry Gcoinetry, Modern Ifleincntary Algcbru, GEIBEL GA- ZETTIZ Q ium.,,g,,,,g Pw..g.,, 'nw in-if ,- i-4211, ww. i Ddiiv i -en, 1 ' -sf un., Gm MRS. FLORENCE I . PETONIC Latin I, II, III, IV E 'R xi wir V ffi Zxggfiisg ii'slmci0 'VfJ4rpf lfQSA1A'ip4g CHYJW fl- E hm ff- E LMI' SISTER M. LAURA, O.S.B. Hfm1ww:111.' Freshmen 965103 Religion II, French I, English II. Pep Club, Cheerleaders MR. JOSEPH DAVIN Arr Instructor SISTER M, CHRISTOPHER V.S.C. Hfw1em0111.' Sophomores 996205 Biology, French II, Math IV, Cen eriil Math I, GALAXY Principals Office Art Room I8 Lunchroom, Courtesy of Elks BEFORE GEIBEL l 3 S Z K E X s X K Lay Teachers' Lounge Some pictorial evidences of the need to meet the increased enrollment. BEFORE GEIBEL QQAf EWSMH .5 Q: k i iS1:f'? SE ii. WE Q .lm A . ' I.il7I'LiI'j' Study Hull .nail-F' r L in - , ,,?.q,m4..,f,:fqaZaJ:a-is M5-Jx.v2r.:fnafgwmf QQ ,.LL fi, xfh: fgggs-lfvQge:sw:,,.i'x'?4wgvfQ1k:2g?w.Hanwv www-W M-Q N w l Q A X W ,gx- .f,h ff 1igg' I NQ W 19 n .4 A it if wk. Chcmistry Lab Gators' I.uckez ' Rocvm Typing Room 399,91 N. ,iffy HGUEAQ 515 f 5815 Q. janunry 6. 1964-first day of school ut Geibel High. This was the scene as we waited for the ribbons to be cut which would officially open the school doors for us, Msgr. Gerald Schroth hlesses the site of the furure Ge-ihel High us Mayor John Collins turns the first spade of earth. i 1. lfiff if--W ww. Ar Holy Mass. january 6. 196i XVe meet today to thank Thee for the era done. And trust Thee forthe opening one.fXY'hittier l l c l swf., , wi ' ' W i r E ' s 5 lm Sister M. Benignu. OSB.. Mrs, Florence Petonic. M. Molinaro. After invoking ii blessing on the school. Rev. F. Ott 'places und Father Ott snip the rihhons to officially open Geilnel High. crucifix on wall. 20 SENIORSL Humcroom 101 E L if SENIORS: Hrwmcrocm 106 AR Arzzlviliom' Undecided PATRICIA BAINBRIDGE St. John the Baptist Scottdale, Pa. Affiz'ifie,s'.' Homeroom Secretary 1, Treasurer 2, Mission Club 1, 2, 3 4, Sodality 1, 2 3' Newspa er 3, 4, , , , p Glee Club 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3, Fatima Club 1, 2, CYO 2, 3, 4. Afzzbifiofzx Secretary Q1mmfiw1.' He th at walketh sincerely, walketh conti- dentlyf' MARIE BEDNARIK Affiz1ilj4av.' Pep Club Representative 4, Pep Club 11, 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 1, 2, 3. fl772bIf,j0lI.' Beautician Qzmfafimzr The door to success is labeled PUSH, 22 Connellsville, Pa. THUR ALBINE Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa Qzzoffzfiozzf It is a rough road that lead t th- h ' h s o c eig tof greatness. JOAN ASH Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa, Ac!2z'!lie.v.' Sodality Treasurer 4, CYO Parliamentarian 4, Yearbook Co-editor 4, Fatima Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 2, 3, 4, School Paper 35 Cheerleader, JV 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, Student Council 3g Glee Club 4. Afzzbifiozzx Nurse Qzzolfzfimzx He who knows best-knows how little he knows. St. Rita FRANCIS BENI Arli1'ifie5.' Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Men's Choir 4. fI77Zbjff0lZ.' Success in Life. Qzz0lf1fi012.' To be or not to be, that is the question. THOMAS BERNARDO Immaculate Conception A 7lZbil'.f07Z.' Teacher Qffomfjom Inasmuch as we exist, we are good. Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Connellsville, Pa. LAXVRENCE BOBYAK St. Aloysius Dunbar, Pa. Acfiz'ifie,ay' Student Council 13 Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 45 Yearbook Staff 4: Stage Crew 3, Pep Club 4, Knights of the Altar 1. 2, 3, 4. A111l1ifiw1.' Chemical Engineer Qzzomljozzx Life's but a walking shadow. a poor player who struts and frets his hour upon the stage, and then is heard no more. . iiii GAIL BROWN Immaculate Conception ',?Vii' in Connellsville, Pu. pgiz Acfiz'ilie.s'.' Mission Club 2, 5, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 4. A11zbi!i011.'Nurse Qu0mli01z.' After the clouds, the sunshine. . ,. . , ,,. 23 CARMALEE CARBONARA St. Rita Connellsville, Pa. Arfiz'ifie.t.' Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Yearbook 45 Glee Club 2, 5, 4g Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 4. Ambifiofzx Beautician QllUfflff07Z.' I-Iumility is a sure sign of strength. 1 RONALD CARETTI Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Arljz'ilie.r.' Pep Club 4. Ambifiozzs Undecided Qffaffzfifm' Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. ROBERT CHILDS Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Azzzbifiom Undecided Qzzoffzliozzx Less than our best is failure. DARLENE CONNORS St. John Scottdale, Pa. Au1'jz'ifie5,' NFL lg Mission Club 1, 2. Ambifiozzx Beautician Qzfoffzfiazzx Be kind to all and severe to thyself. VICTORIA CORVIN xlwbifiozzx Beautician Quofafimzx What is against truth cannot be just. P RICHARD CRABTREE f'l77Zbfff0lI.' Automotive Engineer Qzfolfifiozzs XVe've crossed the us. JAMES DAUGI-IERTY Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Arfirificrx Stage Crew 3g Glee Club 3, 4g Chess Club 1, 2, 3g Squires 1, 2g Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Azzzbiliom Attend College Qzromfiom He that walketh with the wise shall be A wise. LAURA DE ORE Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Afliz'ifie.r: I-Iomeroom Vice-President 1g Class Secretary 1g Homeroom Secretary 39 Fatima Club President 2g Mission Club Representative 25 NFL 1, 2g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Mission Club 1, 2, 3g Glee Club 3g CYO 33 Newspaper 3g School Play 33 Business Club 3g Yearbook 4. Ambifiom' Business School Q1mmfi01z.' Take the world as you find it, but leave it better. St. Aloysius Dunbar, Pa. Arlizifitm Mission Club 1, 2g Pep Club I. 2g Glee Club 3. ZH Business Club 3. St. john Scottdale, Pa. bay, the ocean lies before . rat.. . 'E LINDA EARIS Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. flrliz'21'2e.i'.' Pep Club Treasurer 2, Mission Club Vice- presiclent 4, Sodality Secretary 4, CYO Vice-president 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fatima Club 1, 2, Yearbook 4, Busi- ness Club 3g CYO 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. flwbilimz: Nurse Q7I0frIff0lI.' Speak little, do muchf' MARY JANE GAMBONE AL'ffIf'jfjE.l'.' Chess Club 2, 3, Vice-president Business Club 3, Student Council Repre- sentative 4, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Business Club 33 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Azzzbifiozzx Secretary Qzzoffzfiwzx Don't equal it, better it. 26 ELIZABETH ANN DETONE St. john Scottdale, Pa. flcfizificm' Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club Q, 4, lfatima Club 1, 2, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, CYO 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, flffzbifjwzx Elementary School Teacher Q1z0tf1!j01z.' In the middle stands virtue. XVILLIAM DODD Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Affiz'il2er.' Chess Club Vice-president 2, 3, Class Play 3, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambifimz: Electronics Engineer Qzzofnfiofzx Cowards die many times before their death, the valiant never taste of death but once. St. Aloysius Dunbar, Pa. JAMES GRIMM St. Vincent Leisenring, P.i, Acfiz'ifiei.' Chess Club 1, 2, 3, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President Chess Club 3, NFL 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, 3. O1mnz!201z.' Honor and shame from no condition rise, Act well your part, there all N the honor lies. LINDA HEPLER St. john Scottdale, Pri. flufizilier' Glee Club, Seeretxry-Treasurer 55 Mission Club 1, 23 Sodzllity 1, 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2. 3, 4, Cheerleader Z. Avzbiljom' Beiiutieian Qzmfizfifm' . Looking ,ihead . , . we see beyond. Scottdale. Pd. fla'fizfif!rai'.' Glee Club 2, 3. .flfzlbifjfulzx Beautieian Q110z'f1fj012,' Gr,1nt us the knowledge to know whats right, and Courage enough to do it, PATRICIA jlEZEWSKI si. jogcpii Everson. P.1. ,fld21ific,i.' Mission Club Representative 2g Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodnlity 1, 2, 3, 41 Newspaper 4, Cheerleader. JV 1. 2g Varsity 3, 41 liiitiinn Club 1, 2. A121bi!if11z.' X-Ray Technieidn Q1mff1!i011.' i'The higher we climb, the lJfO,1LlC1' the view. KAREN HERNLEY St. john , MAXINE KAPR St. joseph Everson, Pa. Acfiififiw' Secretary Mission Club 13 Pep Club 1, 2g Glee Club 1, 2g Mission Club 1, 23 Business Club 3. Ambifiwzx Beauty Culture Qzzomfiwzf l'Don't put off for tomorrow what you can do today. THOMAS KELLY Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Ar!i1'if!e.r.' Mission Club 1, 2, 3. 4g Stage Crew 33 Squires 1, 2. Afzzloififm' History Teacher Qzzohzljom' Uliinish what you attempt. JAMES KENNEY St. john Scottdale, Pa. Acfi1'ifie5.' Basketball 3, 4g School Play 3g Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4g Mission Club 2, 31 Glee Club 2, Knights ofthe Altar 1, 2, 3, 4. fl7IIbfff012.' Undecided Qzzofizliom Fortune honors the bold. BARBARA LINEBERRY St. Iohn Scottdale, Pa. Atlizfjfic,i.' Homeroom Secretary 43 Student Council 4g CYO Treasurer,4g Sodality Treasurer 25 School Play 3, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 35 Newspaper 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 33 Fatima Club 1, 2. fl1IIbffj0l?.' Attend College Qnaffzrjozzx The elevator to success is brolfenftalce the stairs. JAMES LOWNEY Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. flclizi!1tai.' I-Iomeroom President 11 Homeroom Treasurer 53 Basketball 1, 2, 5, 45 Mission Club 1, 2, 5g Knights ol! the Altar 1, 2, 5, 4g Holy Name Society 1, 2, 5, 4g Stage Crew 5g School Play 51 Newspaper 2, 43 Student Council lg CYO 3, 4. Azzzbiljwrf Teacher Qzwmfim1.' 'lWe lead, others follow. GERALD LUCIA St. john Scottdale, Pa. flcf!z!fia,i.' Mission Club Treasurer 2g Mission Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Holy Name Society 1. 2. 3. 4g Basketball 1, Z, 5, 4g Glee Club 2. Awbifiozix Undecided Qzzoffrljom' Anyone who talks by the yard and thinks by the inch, should be moved by the foot. RICHARD MARTIN Sacred Heart Dawson, Pa. Affz:l'ff.fEJ.' Glee Club 1g Baseball 1, 2, 53 Mission Club 1. A7llbjlj0lZ.' State Police Qz1ofrzfm11.' A good name is better than richesg and good favor is above silver and gold. FRANCES D. McDONALD Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Acfi1filie.i.' Mission Club Representative 13 Pep Club 1. 3. 3. 4: Glee Club 5, 4g Mission Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Business Club 5. AllZbfff0lI.' Model Q1'l0f!lfj012.' Not at the top, but climbing. ANDREA MASLAR Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Arfizf2fie5.' Class Secretary 1, Student Council 1, 2, Mission Club Representative 2, Pep Club Representative 2, 3, CYO President 2, CYO Vice-president 3, Yearbook Co-Editor 4, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 3, Mission Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Fatima Club 1, 2, Glee Club 2, 4, Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4, CYO 2. 33 Debate 1, 2, 3, 4. Anfbifimzx Physical Therapist g Qzzoffzfimzx This I know, that I know not the things which I cannot knowfi 115 V THOMAS MCGINNIS Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Affiz'ilier.' Class Secretary 2, Homeroom Vice-President 2, Baseball 2. Qll0f!Iff0lZ.' 'To err is human, to forgive, divine. LOUISA MOLINARO St. Rita Connellsville, Pa. Adiz'i!ie5.' Sodality Prefect, School Play 33 Glee Club 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 35 CCD teacher 4. Ambi!.i01z.' Undecided Qlfolfzfiozzx There are none so deaf as those who will not ' listen. CARL MOST St. john ' Scottdale, Pa. Arii1'ifirir.' Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, Baseball 2. 3, Mission Club 1, 2. 3. 4. Afzzbifimzx Wforker Qzzolrzlimzx It its worth doing, it's worth doing right. MICHAEL S. MOLINARO St. Rita Connellsville, Pa. Aclivilieis Class President 1, 2, Class Vice-President 3, Homeroom President 1, 2, 3, Student Council President 4, Student Council Secretary 2, Mission Club Secretary 3, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Debate 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, School Play 33 Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3. 4, Newspaper 3, 4, Editor of School Paper 4, Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3, 4. Ambiliofz: Priesthood, or Teacher of Secondary Education Qzzoffztiofz: Live for something-Do good and leave behind you a monument of virtue whose stain can never be destroyedf, JOYCE MUNDORFF Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Arfizfifierx Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, Glee Club 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 3. Ambitiozzx Elementary Teacher QIl0f!1ff0I2.' Knowledge comes of doing, never to act is never to know. RITA NOWICKI St. joseph Everson, Pa. Aflizfilier' Homeroom Secretary 2, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Pep Club Secretary 3, Pep Club President 4, Newspaper Feature Editor 4, Glee Club 2, 4, School Play 3, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Busi- ness Club 3. Ambiiiom Navy, or Air Force Qll0ldlj0l1.' A little learning is a dangerous. I JANINE MUTNANSKY st. Joseph Everson, Pa. Acfiuitier: NFL President 4, Pep Club Vice-President 4, Student Council Vice- President 4, Sodality President 4, CYO Chairman 4, Newspaper Editor 4, NFL Secretary 3, Head Varsity Cheerleader 4, Head JV Cheerleader 2, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, 41 Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fatima Club 1, 2, Student Council 1, 3, 4, School Play 3. Ambition: Nurse Qzzofaliofa' Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. 3I IOSEPH O'I-IERN Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Arlizf'i!ie.f.' Chess Club President 2, 3, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, Dominic Savio Club . 1, 2, Knights of the Altar 1, 2. 3, 4, Baseball 2. 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Chess Club 2, 3, Glee Club 2, Holy Name Society 3. Ambiliom' Sports Announcer Qffofrzfiofzx 'lDeath rather than sin ll' CAROL OSNIAK St. john Scottdale, Pa. Aclizfifjeal' Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Alzzlaiiiozzx Nurse Q7l0f!I1f,f0lI.' Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingersfl E JOHN PALKOVIC St. john Scottdale, Pa. Arfjz'ifiu.f.' Class Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Class President 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3g Mission Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 4, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Newsl paper 2, 3, Yearbook 4, School Play 3, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Knights of the Altar 1, 2, 3, 4. flmbifiozzx High School Chemistry Teacher and athletic coach. Q7l0fdff01Z.' Know thyself. MARY ANN PHILLIPS Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Arfirifier: Mission Club Representative 3, Mission Club 1,1 2, 3, 4, Sodality 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Newspaper 33 Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Fatima Club 1, 2, School Play CMake-upj 3, CYO 2, 3, 4. Anzfzifiofzf Nurse, or X-Ray Technician Qzzolfzljofzx Now or never. JACQUELINE PINSKEY St. joseph Everson, Pa. xlcfizfifiem' Mission Club 2, Eg Pep Club 2, 5, 4g Newspaper 5, 43 Fatima Club 21 National Business Honor Society 3g Business Club 3. fliilbjfzifliif Business School Qz10ffali01z.' To the stars through dil't'iculties. JOSEPH RIZGA st. jam Scottdale, Pa. flclizifms Holy Name Society 1, 2, 5. 45 CYO 1, 2, 3, 45 junior Varsity 2g Squires 1, 23 Nocturnal Adora- tion Society 4. 3 Ambifjwz: Barber or Artist. Qllf!frlfff!JI.' He that walketh with the wise shall be wise. MARY RITA RENDINE Immaculate Conception Connellsville. Pa. .flf!i1'ific.i.' Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Pep Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Fatima 1. 25 NPL 2, 3. 43 Busi- ness 3g CYO 2, 5, 4. Ambiliozzs Legal Secretary gm... QIl0f!Ifj017.' We build the ladder by which we climb. f THOMAS ROBINSON St. john Scottdale, Pa. Affiz'2fie.t.' Homeroom President 2g Class Vice-President 2g Home-room Chairman 4g CYO President 4g Mission President 4g Class Treasurer 3g Mission Club 1. 2, 3, 4g Pep Club JH Basketball 1. 2. 5. 4g Baseball 2g NFL 1. 2, 3. 43 School Play 3g Holy Name Society 1. 2. 5, 43 N6WSplper 2. 3. 43 Knights of the A-Q, Altar 1, 2, 3, 4. Azzzbitinzzx Priesthood or Teacher Qfmmlio1z.' He who laughs last, laughs best. CAROL ANN RULLI Arfizrifier' Mission Club 1, 2. 5g Pep Club 1, 2, 5, 4g Business Club 5. Ambifjowzx Secretary Qzzolfzfiozzx There's a divinity that shapes our ends, rough hew them how we will. GEORGE RULLI Arfiz'it2e.r.' Chess Club Secretary 23 JV Basketball 1, 2g Varsity 5. -iz Pep Club 4g Chess Club 2, 5g Squire 11 Mission Club 4. Ambifiofzx Undecided Quolariom Give and you shall receive. 34 Connellsville, Pa. BERNARD ROHLAND Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Avfiz'if2eJ.' Holy Name Society 1. 2, 5, 4g Mission Club 1, 2, 5, 4. Ambifiofzx Mechanic Qz10ffiZi01z.' l'We have opened the doorg the world lies before us. ROBERT ROSENDALE Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Ac'fizfifie.r,' Holy Name Society 1, 2, 5, 4. A77l!7jff0lI.' Barber Qfz0fnfim1.' A wise heart shall acquire knowledge and the ear of the wise seeketh instructionf' St. Rita St. Rita Connellsville, Pa. CHARLES SHANDORF Sr. lohn.Scottd,1le , lt'ffz'f!ftai.' HtJlj'N.1lllC Society 1. 2. 3. 41 Knights of the Alt.ir 1. 1. 3. Ji. Qzmffifimzx He that loveth correction. loveth knowledge. MARY LOUISE SHEEHAN Immaculrite Conception Connellsville, P.1, xlt'fi1ifjc.v.' Mission Club 1. 2, 3. 43 Pep Club 1. 2. 3. -l: Fatima Club 1. A111bifim1.' Secretary Qzzofrffjoizx Work plus sacrifice equils achievementfl Awbifiozz: Nurse i Scottdale. P.1. BARBARA SHIGLE St. joseph Everson. PJ. A4'!iz'jfie,r.' Sodality Treasurer 4g Mission Club 1. 2g Glee Club 3g Pep Club 1. 2g Business Club 3g Chess Club 2gSoclality1, 2, 3, 4. A111bi1'r012.' Secretary Qzmfm'2011.' We cannot unmake ourselves or change our habits in 21 moment. REGINA SIRIANNI St. john Scottdale. Pu. Arliz'iliei.' Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 25 Sodality 1, Z. 3: CYO 1. 2. 3. 41 Newspaper 2, 3. Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Fatima Club 1. 2. Qlf0fcIfjK1lZ.' Ex'eryclaf is Ll new beginning. 35 PAULlNE SKOVIRA St. John Scottdale, Pa. Acfiififieix Treasurer Pep Club 1, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, NFL 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 35 CYO 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 1, 2, 3, Yearbook 4, Class Play 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, CCD 4. Ambitious School Teacher Qzzolafiofzf Move onward, halting never, Reaching, reaching for your treasure. MICHAELINE SOISSON Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Arlizfifiet' Sodality Secretary 3g Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. Affzlaifiozzx Business School Quomfiom A winner never quits, a quitter never wins. CONSTANCE SOLTIS St. john Evangelist Connellsville, Pa. Ac1fivilieJ.' Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Fatima Club 1, 2. Ambifiofz: Business School Qzzotfzfiozzs If you look for the bad in mankind, you will surely find itf' ROSE ANN SPINELLA St. john Scottdale, Pa. Acfiffifiw' Secretary Homeroom 3, School Play 3, Mission Club 1, '2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, Newspaper 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Club 33 Fatima Club 2. Afzzbiriolzs Business School Qzzofaztiwzx Knock on the doors of knowledge and push them open Wide. -'W,:w.:afavf-:inn:wiimfsivaarswwsiraaasfi,aiswraiwaw.:m-- f.-f 11. ., SUSAN TRACY Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Acfiz'if2e.r.' Student Council Representative 2, Sodality Pre-fect 4: NFL 1, 2, 33 School Play 3, Yearbook 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Pep Club 1, 2, Mission Club 1. Ambifiozzx Secretary, or Air Line Hostess, Qzmfafiom Everyman is the architect of his own future. 1. SHARON VAUGHN Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Acfiz'il2w,' Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4, Glee Club 2, 3. 4, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Fatima 2, CYO 2, 3. 4. Alzzlvifiozn' Nurse Quoffzfiwzx XVe're not afraid of tomorrow. for we have seen yesterady, and we love today. 3 4 JOAN WARMUTH Immaculate Conception 3, a,,,V ,I Connellsville, Pa, 5 5 Ai'fjz'iliei.' Sodality Treasurer 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, School Play 3, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business ,W . , ' f Vp Honor Society 3, Fatima Club 1. P M Arflbitiozz: Secretary . VII' .. Qzzoffzfiozzx They conquer who believe they can. E it . , . ,,, V ll e as 1 ' ': 4 PAUL WHIPKEY Immaculate Conception Connellsville, Pa. Av1jz'ifie.r.' Vice-President 1, Class Secretary 1, Homeroom Secretary 2, Vice-President Student Council 3, Homeroom President 3, Class President 3, Student Council Representative 4, Mission Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Holy Name Society 2, 3, 41 Student Council 3, 4, Dominic Savio Club 2, Stage Crew 3. Awbifiozzx College Qzzotfzfiom A good conscience is a mine of wealth. ANDREA MASLAR and JOAV ASH close the doors of Immaculate Conception High School as they move into the new Father Geibel Memorial High. ROBERT WIDMER Immaculate Conception Con Amlaifiofzx Electrical Engineer Qzz0z2zti0fz.' Finishedg yet beginning. nellsville, Pa Aflivilierx Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Mission Club 1, 23 St. john Bosco Club 1. SENIORS' first reactions in 11 new classroom SENIOR OFFICERS: M. J. Gambone, Secretary H.R. 104g P. Whipkey, Representative. H.R 1065 J. Palkovic, Presidentg T. Robinson. Representative, H.R, 104: B. Lineberry, Secretary H.R. 106. Student Council Pres. M. Molinaro and Il, MUfHHUSlCy' discuss the Student Council Cunstitutiun with underclnssmen P. Widnier. B. Reed. J. Cuneo. and P. Jordan, Excelled in GALAXY Ad Campaign: M. A. Phillips. J. Warmuth. S. Vaughn, and J. Mundorff. tai ' ..., 'Q I x Q, . ., , ...a- , .I ,-U, in ,Q f J. Palkovic, A. Mnslar, B, Detone and P. Whipkey at tempt to master the Frenfh language. P. Bainbridge, S. Tracy, M. L. Sheehan and M. Soisson transcribe notes from Shorthand class. Shigle and C. Soltis apply last two years. J. Wariiiuth, J. Pinskey, B. Shorthand skills gained in i Scrutinizingg resenrcli mate rial for .1 discussion in Re liginn are I.. LfOllILIfO. B Rohlmd, T. Kelly. C. Os niak, F. Beni .mil bl. Dnugli erty. Pl1ysiCs students R. Wid- mer, J, Kenney, S, Vaughn. L. Bobynk and M. A. Phil- lips are fascinated by the new Physics equipment, L. DcOre works conscientiously on her term paper. M. L, Sheehan points out important facts to F. McDonald to he studied in preparation for a test, Health students F, McDonald, J. Mundorff. B. Dodd. J. Grimm. L Hepler and V, Corvin learn the parts of the eye. 'N MAHIIAL 5-ECUINTY WORKS Am it With an eye to the future, j. O'Hern, C. Most, T. McGinnis, J, Rega and C. Rulli study the Social Security chart in POD. class. W-Q., M'9h-.. The heart of the school-where you find all the answers. M. Heffncr, li, Rohlanll, R. Goodmm. J. Sefcheck, E. Ash and M, Minko make good use of the Library. Creative ability in art is Llcmcnstrntcll by B. Reed, C. Shandorf, J. Dahm. -I, D.lUgl1ClAf3', D, Millimnn and A. Albino 43 'i . . ik .. .swf ,rt i . '- - :., .,:,4 . W K . .: . t-,st-. 'K 469 ,. . ,. G. Albert J. Ash M. Badovinac E. A. Balsley H, Barnhardt K. Bere-iter S. Brady J. Cartwright D. Conlon J. Connors R. Connors W. Cook M. L. Cross J. Cuneo R. A. Daugherty C. D'Amico C. DeMarco C. Doerfler A. Furtney E. Galik M. L Gaucliello J. Gaylord D. George R. Goodman A, Greyno D. Hatter M. Heffner 1. Hoppe j. Howard K. lobes B. Jordan. K. Kelly S. Kerrigzm I. Kapolka tt . - . 'gb 2s 'ju' 1 inf . 5 f ':: b 2' if K . fi' A 1-E M -f A .. .,.,. .. .... ,GZRAJQ L HH: , K X A 5 llll i .i .J ' f,k- 4 3 VV .. lst . g tttt1stt.' to Ass A lt W . W .' M 5.4 1 .tt , A Vtst i . fgffo aw 'Qu-k JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS J. Whipkey, Student Council Representative, Paulette McGinnis, Secretary, M. Wttller. Student Council Representative Mary R. Lizza, Secretary JUNIORS Measuring the Percentage of Oxygen In the Airg K. McCauley, A. Novak, T. Maslar, C. Sefcheck, D. George, H. Barnhart, M. Waller, and L. Warzinski R. Kurka BI. R, Lizza J. Luczak T. Maslar K. McCauley P. MCGuiness F. Misiak J. Mongelluzzo D. Nakles A. Novak R. Province B. Reed B. Relich T. Rusnack C. Sefcheck R. Shandorr R. Staines K. Tulley R. M. Viinoskf K, Waller' M. Wallel' W. Wnrmutlw L. Warzinski J. Whipkeye R Wfidmer 1. Zawislun P. Zgorecki D. Ash N. J. Bainbridge G. Bartholonmi M, A. Belko L. Capo C. Curinglolu 1. Curtisanc M, A. Ciamaccn J. Cohen J. Connell D. Costelnock M. Coughenour . Crabtree . Dnhm D. Dumico D. Dunnwrlv . Foley A. Galiardi Gambone . Garrity A. Gaylord . Grichek . Grimm A. Habina LI. C. Habit R. Herman C. Hrezn L. Irvin P. jordan R. Kaczmlrlx E. Kennex L. Krauce M. C Xlarnr I 1 wa -Q: ,A c -, I hw if ,i nii.i..i 'fzwgj 4 . MORES F' . 45 S. Maslut R. McCauley M, Mihuly M. Minko M. Molinaro N, Mongelluzzo W. Nist F. Ogroclny R. O'Hanlon M. O'I.i1ughlin E. Omatick D. Ponko L, Quinn -I. Reed G. Rittenberger B. Roche-k A. Rosenclale J. Rulli I.. Ruper K. Shal T. Shimshock J. Sefchelc M. Soisson P. Stange T. Steindl P. Weltz P. Wfidmer T. Wilczynski M. Zailylak E. Zgorecki XV. Zimmerman D. Zipnock M. Zadylnlc and S. Maslar of the Biology Class care for plants in the Climatnrium. K 4:1 Y' ' 2 2 -' 31 H.. f . li 4 he 2 ' .Q F' 1-sr . . 7 1 W ,. 2 4 , .. n if .fli , A Q 'Q .Y . T. f I ,. 5: M , X ,Q l N S '- my ,,,y'-9 me S I w. 5 S. QW L.,, ., - .i -S5151 4. X .2 A A . 3 nw' . L5 A E 'E iv- .,:. Q. M.. . mi. . . ,,... if .. x,'k i' '.. iii- . , ' Q X qs: .1 lgz .. Wg ,. A . EQ ef Y 5' mf fm- ., . .L K .f - i R S I 2.1 J' J 6 M X J. 2 ie . al , , Q' H 25, Y ' . 5' S if C Vi 'Q ii 'H 5 .. 45 ,Qi is 23- 48 T. Albine E. Anthony E. Ash C. Bailor F. Beiko B. Beni D. Beran P. Boyer B, Brezinski J. Canada R. Canada M. Canestrale E. Cline B. Conko D. Conlon B. Conors C. Cuneo P. Cunningham J. Dahm L. Davare R. Demagall J. DeI.eon J. Dodd M. Doerfler LI. E.. Eckman R. Efkeman M. Firestone W. Foriska I.. Gaiiardi J. Glovola S. Glovola G. Goodwin R. Graft NI. L. Green A. Grzywinski D. Harciik 6 ' Q FRESH i ... -w e 1 . R .'.. 'fme i . A :,.. KKVLVVV: EVx: V TE . f ' All i E ia.i3 .... ...CJ sf 119 S iw? 5 in :LT F. Hatter J. Herchko E oii 1 J. Hrezo M. jackson . Hickey W. Kaylor F. Hovanec M, Kenney MEN l r as .Q , f ' L? ' .f f' 2 . .Q i f A QW' C. Koza J. Krystynink W. Kunkle J. Kurpiel -4, ' ..-4' L A . W. Mnricondi P. Martin K. Mattis D. lWCGinni5 6 I.. McHugh J. Miller D. Milliman J. Milliman P. Molinaro P. Monahan S. Most S. Mullen B. Mundorf D. Murtha J. Nickman R. A. Nowicki C. Ogroclny B. Pavlik D. Powell R. Province G. Rendine R. A. Riley A. Robertucci B. Rohlancl J. Ruclnik K, Sapanara P. Santini G. Scfchik F. Shigle V. Siecinski J. Silcox V. Tedesco P. Thomas P. Weiniei' M. Wilhelimi C. Vifolenter G. Yatsko M. Zientarski P, Zinger J. Zoracki 9 J Q 5 UR is? xv. i A dl Q... Ng Vi., if 33' M f ...A 5 . A .. I gf:-l f vs- lx 2 A SX ' ,wavy Galaxy representatives approve the progress of the student subscription campaign. R, Rosenclale, J, Kenney, L. Faris, R. Caretti, G. Brown and M. Bednarik look over some English compositions. M. Kapr, B, Lineberry, P. jezewski. C. Carlgonara, R. Martin, R. Nowicki, A. Albine and T. Bernardo make good use of the new typing room. G1 junior students C, Doerflet' and R, Vificlmer direct K. Kelly and H. Burnlmrdt in sketching the tim curve. 4i9M'i7CiXSiN Typing students P. Zgorecki, J. Cartwright, T. Rusnzick and M, Heffner select their choice of typing record. Very .ictivc as lilnixuy aides are J, Mon- gelluzzo .incl INI. L. Gnudiello, Corriclor liums with activity .is thc dismissal bell rings Titmting Acids, G. Allncrt :Incl K. Bereitcr SI C0V!C5fl'Ll conditions in our former lah, Biology comes to life in the Geibel laboratory which meets the present needs of the average high School student today. With the many help- ful learning aids, students are offered more advanced material to their advantage. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS E, Kenney, representative H.R. 201. A. Rosendnle, secretary, L. Dahm, secre- tary, and E. Zgorecki. rep- resentative I-I.R. 203. ,if . s I in I 'i v ' , : y X I W r 3 i P if I.. Quinn points out places of world interest to M. Zadylnk and R. Herman. Facts and geometric fig ures seem very intri guing to P. NWidmer, E Omutick and G. Ritten bergcr. L. Galiarcli and P. Martin demonstrate how small lamps connected in series increase circuit resistance. so C t,,... ,. C r fi 'Sf A FRESHBIAN OFFICERS: BI Firestone, C, Bailor, E. Hickey and J. Hrezo Fascinatecl by the study of the life activities of plants are Freshmen: R. Canacla, J. Glovola, B, Munclorff, and M. Vfilhelm 54 Showing how to use electro-magnets to operate electric motors are these General Science students: J. Ruclnik, R. Demagoll, J. Canada, and F. Belko is . ri wi ik A In deep c o fl c e n l r l f J. Herchko V. Siecinski. B, Puvlik, and R. Now- icki plow through the intricncics of the new Math. .WW La.,- Q LIBRARY AIDES B, Conko and - VU, Kaylor M, Jackson fin-ds L. Damre and M. Ken- ney. the early birds. preparing the rl1y's lessons. up f M, L Green And R. Province help to keep this bulletin hoard in season. PARIS CREATIONS-A LA GEIBEL S. Glovola, J. Miller, and F. Shigle Freshmen display certificates of acceptance of their poems for publication in' the National Anthology of Poems. In row: F. Hovanec, Sister M. Mildred, V.S.C., E. Clineg 2nd row: M. Doerfler, M. Wfilhelmg 3rd row: F. Belko, M. Eckman. J. Herchko and D, Murtha demonstrate how connecting lamps in series increases the total resistance and decreases the flow of current. GALAXY Staff: Kfzseling: R. Siriani, C. Carbonaro, P. Skovira, L. Faris. Sf.1r1dif1g.' J. Ash. S. Tracy. J. Palkovic, M. A. Phillips, J. O'Hern, S. Vaughn, L. Bohyak, A. Maslar, L. DeOre. Nz' Mike XX'aller '65 and Tom Garrity '66 proudly show their Sponsor, Sister M. Judith, O.S.B., the plaque they were awarded for the best affirmative team at the Internation- al High School Varsity Debate Tournament. Mike and Tom were undefeated in four rounds of debate. Mike has the N.F.L. degree of distinction, Tom, that of degree of honor. , .lwgjf .f- MovlNG SCENES 1 I' APRIL 26 DEDICATICN 1964 Bishop XX'. G. Connarc ns- sisted by Rev. F. Ott and Rev. T Bayne. Paul Zinger is the altar boy. Cefzzwf His Excellency, the Bishop, emerges from the main corridor as he pre- pares to bless the corner stone. Clergy and Servers awni: the Bishop: Rev, Williiizii Sheridan. Msgr. G. F. Schroth, Rev. J. Gaydosik. Rev. C. Trzecinkovvski, Rev. XV. Meighen. i i Q 5 Most Rcmrcml Bishop Commun l'1'ULiL'CLiS to the outside xvlicic hc will hcgin the ceremonies of the dciiioition of the Father GQ-ihcl Mcmoriiii High Sfhool. 5 i i Ewa-W uw , Na.: 3 ixex 5 3 Q? i if, si gi , 1 i . i gi , 1 .ig Q 'T ii k, I , in fi w , A bums Gcibcl students w.itih in .iimzcmcnt as they follow the wo- I if if S A cl-iiiiir oi thc hlcSSimg .mai Llying of the LUITlCI'itOI1C, , fg Rpqfifx lhc Bishop gixiiioiisly ohhgcs the cameiui main fimil iisj with j . .. xi Q 3.53 h in R.. ,. , ks Hii Excellency. Most Reverend Bishop XY illi.1m G. Conniire. Mr, Harold Swank, Supervising Principal of the Connellsville KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Rev. A. Marzhuuser. Rev. R. Hanicak. Mr, H. Swank, Bishop Connare, Rev. F. Ott. Rev. XV, Sheridan. 62 MEM . ., .. . . . . --K.. ,.- AND THEIR AUDIENCE Mi' is , M af' I 5, ii,-I i 'Q - f ,,.5 Q., i.. +V X 4 4 f x 'vm li After the Ceremony, the Clergy and Luity meet their friends and tour the school, Bishop Connare stops to chat with Reverend A. Marzligiuser. Students exchange plezisantries with former tciithcrs. 63 Novice members of the N.F.L.. J, Glovolu, C. Bailor. M. Vifilhelm, P, Martin, L. Guliurdi, D. Murthzl, C. Wcwlenter, and J. Sefchek. J. Ash delivers a humorous speech to the N.F.L. mein- bers. Catholic Forensic League Speech Finals Geibel students: S4-.11fd, fur left: A. Maslar, Father Sheridan accepts M. Xyylll- far right: K. Waller. Sfrzzzdifzg, fur right: M. Wfnller. ler's trophy for the Geihel trophy CHSC. MISSION CLLB OFFICERS T. Robinson. President. P. XY'eltz. Treasurer. K. XYu1ler. Secretary and L. Faris. Vice-President. iw sn., GEIBEL GAZETTE EDITORIAL STAFF Sv,'1!ed.' R. Nowicki and J. Mutnunsky. Slaridizzgx M. XX'aller. M. Molinaro, J. Lowney and D, George. A Mission Club project Galaxy Staff at work. SENIOR CLASS PLAY, The Birds cmd the Boys THE CAST Silzizzgn R. Carrctti, M. 1. Gambone, L. Molinnro, C. Rulli, L, Hepler, J. Lowney. Standing, ffm' max' S. Tracy, J. Worn1L1th, E. Detone, L. Faris, C. Osnink, T Robinson, P. Skovira, R. Nowicki, A. Mnslar, B. Lineberry. Sffmding, bark wuz' Pulcovic, J. Kenney, C. Most, M. Bednarik, G. Brown, R. Martin. STAGE CREW ACTION 66 'I E 2 I 'Bcnnicu CL, Molinnroj introduces Tex QR, Mar- tinj is discm'ux'cd in the Llusct of the Matin hmmm by NlixL1.lINH QT. Rohinsom Ll n nl CfikkLf q11. SkOYil'.! J. Cudxd fp Skmulj to Irs Kluck Nelghborlmoml dum' pructlce IH the Mnmn home, mlm KC. Rullij, m...,w L.,- W ,,,,...,,. ,L ... 41 Ilwm' .ami Gmdnw phol twgmph BI.1rtin'5 Model Home. ' X Molinards Band pro- videtl the music. Students and their friends enjoying the Christmas dance. JRE! They danced among the sil- xer tree decorations, Students taking .1 brief intermission. 1 Ll-Ln Dtiwby Cnnlun cimawntti .is Princess of the Toys for Tots .innimi Christnms pmject. Sponsored by the Kfxrincs .intl time XY'omcn's Cultuml Club to Vmvitic point tiiiitircn with Ciii'istm.is Cheer. XY'.1itingfnr the next dame. 'F 29 K st 5 3 X .lt with Irxthci' M.1i'zli.u1Sc1'. idents I.. Dahm. M. C. Bilslcy. -I. Siluw .md T. Bc1'n.irdo stwp to k , L LALL-. K i f V PEP CLUB OFFICERS Stxmd: R. Nowicki. President. Sf,1f1u'jr1g: AI. Mutn.1nSky. Vine-Pres, A. Rwscnthle. Treasurer, J. Cunw. Sccrct.1i'5. N.F.I.. twfficurs gixc out pointers tu some of the N.F.I.. iuuiiib:1's. Stxrftzfx FI, Mut- tunsky. President. Sf.11ldfr1xQ.' KI. R. M. XVg1lIci'. Vice- Prcsidcnt, K. XY'.1l- let. Secretary. and P. Skovira. Rcndinc, 'If BILISIJI' JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM E l'6l?flIKQ7 211 Pnrif Merry have we met, And merry have we been: Merry let us part, And merry meet again. P. jezewski is crowned Queen of the Prom by last years Queen P Damico In the Court are left to right: j. O'Hern. M. Bednarik. P. jezewski. P Damico G Rulli the Queen's escort. J. Mutnansky. and J. Palkovic. Tripping the light fantastic Patty and George. The Queen and her escort preside over the Prom. TH E GRAND MARCH GETS UNDER WAY '-1-, W 1 , YL' I 'KR mg 4 Q kxkwu. CQ' IN GAY PAREE AWARDS DAY THIS IS MY COUNTRY-Seniors' Rendition un Awards Day. , .1.:gzse3wi..-fn:fi . siiqwzig.. -Q ,M.., , i., ,,. ,.LA:L -am.-ifwus f-:M 1f.fm.i,:m:: il'-wmv 'waitin--fz ' ':vM-.fNss571irs- i. . , .,,a2,,, i2wis+f,32..,gt.l Lei.,-,...f it 1 it W ,Z it - .. . ..9,Mt- . 1 A ., . Q ,, aaa. ...i Mi, M iw, sw ,gi i we .M lffxlfzfis? l S ii' K - ,H Q . '.', . 3. X .- .,.,, fifiiffiifirffff-'A I is l V mi: .,.. In i . I V 5' 2-.1 ' 5 L3 4 A ., A' AA Ak 5 A N. X a t. - ,q - . . xi i . ,.' - 'L A , f ii WA1' I ' M' ' :lf 1 3 fu : sir - f 5 5.1 , fi li' -9 x if' i is f .f ' i 1 1 'ii if , 3 ' , ,2 J.. 1 4 fl 1 ,,, ,A .H if b 1 D' '. 'L X . ..:., . V ik 7 . P L i , ,,., LW,, M .. -K . A Right: J. Ash and A. Maslar beam with delight as they are presented with the cord of honor which they will wear at Graduation ceremonies. In the name of the graduating Class, jane Mutnansky ex presses gratitude and farewell to Geibel Administration and student body. Stiiticnty reteiw CHEA tcrtiticiitcs tot' typing Specti. ' 9' I f 4 ' ' Q fi. It 'ii , it 'L f' L Sister Jost-ph 'Af t J' '43 x, Q i A, M.isi.ii' icceiws .i ccrtificntg slinwing YLKL mixing .io.'iiiniil.itrd Iilil fiircnsiq pointy 1, f 'et- .J ,L M Louise. M,S.B.T,. ptwt-nts CCD tL'I'IifiCCtIC5 tim students, ignition ftii' M. XY'.illci' .iccupts fuicnsit .mpirds twin Sistci' M. jntiitli. O Honor Students, XV. Nist, T. Garrity. S. Maslar, and M. Molinaro Cwith more followingj, accept an American Beauty Rose from Father Marzhauser. Outgoing President of the Senior Class presents the School Key to President G. Alhert. -I. Palkovic makes the presentation. fa, Rigfazy K. Bereiter is C1- warclecl the American Le- gion medal for Coed Citi- zenship. Mrs. Richard Mc- Donald of the American Legion Auxiliary presents the award, Six Freshmen receixe certificates from the National Association not High School Poetry because their poems have heen accepted tor publicationfin the National Anthology. W l Captain Joe OVHCIH Captain George Ruili accept trophy from Coach Misiak. Geibel Gators receive the coveted Letterman: C. Most, J, Kenney, R, v4 iLiINC1', J. Pnlkovic. J. Lowncy, G. Ruili, 'lf Robinson, M. Molinaro, Lucia, O'Hern AUDITORIUM FRIENDS CHURCH ADMINISTRATION PQUHYXK , , me I .1 ther W . . , , on -H , 1111, ' . A V the mx oem Jlld their fr, fm i,Slwcm!.zn W ,1. C an es ILIIJS, c Loznqg the C l IIXILILIAIR-5 Cb , XUU inf! A Ynthef : ' Lcrcml Qmaunwn Qhrw-,,,,, The Ifalculty listen z1pp1'cCintix'Q1y t by the G1'.1du.1ting Class. Rfgff' Sistcr Bfury Crane, OSB., nt the HI'g1.1D, Y f U thu Icndition of O BROTHER MAIN' ACE STUDENT-Michael Molinaro, delivers Graduation Address. N 5 W , , N BARBARA LINEBERRY and ROBERT ROSENDALE accept diploma from Bishop Connare. :X CV5 f-if X ww ,Uv Q X r X tw --, X -,x X ,X H 'A' . X q ,ff 'kfy A H : WJ! 1' kr rw -53 -KXMSQ Av, Zhi ggilmfm-Xfb x ,Jigisfiig 5 fx - -X! xj I CN 'J , a:i!35fEBW,'X :fry 'Q n 1 I . 3 f li .1 fx If ,. ,,..,,..-K p - . .. ,. - ' S L- ,........... ky X 4 ,nik .va L, a, .,. fx BERNARD ROHLAND and MARY JANE GAMISONE Father Sherirlan and faculty members look at the new cornerstone. Mr. J. Davin brings in the mannequin which is modeling the new Geibel uniform. Senior Class students relaxing before afternoon classes. Sister Maria Magclelena and Father Sheridan help mannequin. to adjust the Mrs. Mutnansky, the cafeteria manager, sells lunch tickets to G. Yatsko. 82 Any size you want, we have them all. GATORS reaching high. J. PALKOVIC SENIORS: R. Martin, C. Most, J. Palkovic, G. Rulli, T. Robinson. 4 83 1963-1964 GATORS' VARSITY. Slmzdirzg' John Zawislan, jim Lowney, Larry Wfarzinski, Tom Robinson, Bob Widnuer, Steve Kerri- gan, jim Kenney, jerry Lucia, john Palkovic, Buddy Albert, Mike Molinaro, Coach Misiak. Kazeelizzgx Captains joe O'Hern and George Rulli, N Ji Seniors cheer at pep rally. SENIOR CHEERLEADERS: P. Jezewski, J. Mutnansky, and J. Ash do their stuff. 84 GATORS 70 75 80 84 85 60 57 85 44 70 75 77 78 62 75 88 61 BASKETBALL GO! GATORS! GO! Although the first basketball team of Father Geibel Memorial High School finished with a rather disappointing record of seven wins and eleven losses, they certainly provided their share of exciting moments throughout the season. From the thrilling last-second victory on opening night until the heart-breaking last-second defeat on closing night, the GATORS provided their fans with numerous and memor- able thrills and chills, OPPONENTS Dunbar 68 South Union 60 Frazier 107 Turkeyfoot 85 South Union 84 Dunbar 57 Greensburg Central 86 Turlceyfoot 80 St. Vincent 75 St. johns 86 Father Kolb 70 South Huntington 65 St. Vincent 80 Greensburg Central 95 Father Kolb 80 St. joseph's 75 , Our very capable Coach. Mr. Kenneth Nlisiak St. john s 64 L NEW GYM For many years, Immaculate Conception High School's basketball teams and their supporters dreamed of the day when they would be able to practice and play their games in their own gymnasium. For awhile it seemed as if this dream would never come trueg but, everything comes to the man who waits, and so, in February 1964, this dream materialized. Modern in design and structure, it is the best in our area. For many years to come, this long-awaited and most appreciated facility will serve the students of Father Geibel Memorial High School. the incomplete gym. .flal Opening tipoff in new Gym against Greensburg Central Catholic. 86 S--.......-.. f Mr. Garlick and Workman survey I 1 f i Q, ' L , A - A 1 -- 5 1 5 . it g, u ,Q dll 'Lfn Q ' . Rf Z1 A 54 155 2: f A ! A 5 lg L ,i 11 an SS ':...p'a:g,5:mg,.E.,.ml,- --,, if egg f. K 'mf 'V J , ,,Q, 3 LL,, Efw. - 21253 X-ff ff ' 'T WM4 fa. ' f , api? new-.:' .MWA V 'fww.,-'efemnwg 1,595 'K Z ,, -- .,.. -. , ws- ,. 2 4, - - V1 ,.., efsfmf is vw ,meg ' 1 W Q y ,. Q iw 22 'fQg Fixx. E f , as - , V L44 , W.: . .mr Joe O'I-lcrn literally flies with the bn against Turkeyfoor. i rump- - f .WM ...WWA i i i 1 BASKET Chccrlczulcrs shout for a x'ictory as tlic players march toward the referee. Pgilcovic shouts a jumpcr against Greensburg Central. r S Q i , WW W' Ln S o.1g.1insrSt,Vimcnt's. --an-nw. fs Tom Robinson receives gift from joan Ash at basketball dance. sin.,-we y in-e Look out john shouts George Rulli as I Zawislan grabs a rebound. Left: Gators' fast break in roomy new gym. N-., may M mqwibwfws, E Larry Warzinski goes all the way against St. Vincent's. john Zawislan scores on a jumper. F i K. Bereiter presents J. Mutnansky with a gift at the basketball dance. W......,..,....,....... ..........,. 'fix Q Tom Robinson scores two out of seventeen versus Father Kolb. john Palkovic drives for unclerhand shot against South Huntington. IJ' ef. We at . ra P. jezewski receives gift from B. jordan at the basketball dance. Jim Lowney Jim Kenney' Bob Wfidmer I john Palkovic CAPTAIN JOE OHERN lst Team-Diocesan All-Stars Jem' Lucia TOFH R0biUS0H Mike Molinaro K CAPTAIN GEORGE RULLI 2nd-Team-Diocesan All-Stars RETURNING LETTERLIENZ Sfandirzg: Juniors, G. Albert, J. Zawis lan, S. Kerrigan. Kneeliqg: L. Warzinski. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS From raw: J. Ash, B. Jordan and P. McGinnis. Back faux' K. Bereiter, J. Mutnzmsky and P. Jezewski. JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Flon! row: F. Shigle, B. Rohland, and M. Mihaly. Back row E. Ash, C. Bailor, IW. A. Ciamacco, A. Rosen- dale and N. J. Bain- bridge. 94 VARSITY BASKETBALL PLAYERS AND CHEERLEADERS J. O'I-Iern, R. Widmer, P. Jezewski, G. Rulli, J. Palcovic, J. Lowney, J. Mutnansky, T. Robinson, J Ash and J. Kenney. Fin: row: H.. Barnhardt, R. Widmer, T. Robinson, T. Wilcyznski, J. Sefchek, R, Demagall and R. Goodman. Standing: Coach Misiak, T. Shimshock, C. Most, M. Waller, J. Zawislan, G. Albert, J. Palcovic, R. Martin, G. Rulli and Scorekeeper D. Dunaway. Getting warmed up. Left to riglal: T. Robinson, T. XVi1cyznski, J. Sef chek, R. Demagail, R. Martin, M. Wal Ier, C. Most, and T. Shimshock. to , t Waiting for a ground ball. R. Widlner, J. Sefcheck, R. Good- man and J. Zawis- lan. DOWN MEMCRY LANE X iii? M TH, m '97- z'43?Q':'gf 'K ng? gg :ati 'K eggs, QSM eff Compliments of WILLIAM GARLICK 8. SONS, INC, Building Contractors Ph6ne: 62s-1 101 61 Ph6n6: 628-7260 IF YOU WANT A JOB WELL DONE CALL GARLICK AND HIS SONS 97 CompIimen+s of GREENSBURG CONCRETE BLOCK CO. E? BEST WISHES Io +I1e GRADUATES QW My PAUL G. FINK S Z E 2 PAUL G. FINK ,-if 5 b FUNERAL HOME '57 F 9 F135 X242 gf i K I T' 1yW,,v 4I8 N. PIHsI:urgI1 S+ ' 'f 91+ c II 'II P ,grin 1 W? -.25-. f QA' YA? Dial: 628-I872 Z -' ,E di A- onne sVI e, a. f y. U ,Zap , f gk ' fs... 4 -- 4... ,fr- .f, l 4427 CONNELLSVILLE MOTOR SALES J. DAVID ENANY YOUR FRIENDLY FORD DEALER 20l Eas+ Crawford Ave. ConneIIsviIIe, Pa. FOR QUALITY SERVICE CALL 628-2720 :FUEL ACE DISTRIBUTING CO. 3 SOFT DRINKS - ALL BRANDS 0 3 SERVICE AVAILABLE EOR WEDDINGS, PARTIES AND DANCES - CALL: 628-6030 I N. PiI I'sburgI1 S+. Ex'I'enSion ConneIISviIIe, Pa. CONGRATULATIONS! FARMERS +0 +he D , GRADUATING SENIORS aury FOR FINE E yy From me DAIRY FOODS A . 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