Lebanon Catholic High School - Blue and White Yearbook (Lebanon, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1951 volume:

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THL PATH5 WL TROD THE PRAYERS WE SAID THL HIN WE H XD THE lLSSONS WE STL Dll D TH! DRL XNIS NNE DRLNMI D OUQ Q of 1 'I V ' I THE GAMES WE PLAYED T 'Q 1 Q f' 1 if f 2 nygp -ff-Af - W , - 1-I 1 Xi x 5. 1 . .41 ,... pf, , 9 - 1 ...I i a 'xr a -N .1 ., nv.-q s ,-,Vt I The Lord their God will save them in flock of His peopleg for holy stones shall His land. iamon yugide that day, as the be lifted up over -Zacharias, 9: 16 EVENTY-FIVE years ago a man people resolved to build a dwelling Presence of the Eucharistic Christ. They ment and delay and defeat with a faith of God and his for the sacred met discourage- so firm and un- shakable that we of another day stand in humble silence before it. Today like twin arrows aimed at the heart of heaven stand the spires of old St. Mary's. ln slender, Gothic silence they proclaim the magnificent spirit of faith that made them. the firmness of hope that yet sustains them. the fire of Divine charity that ever must animate them. Ski Ze .griencb 'ML Wade 1.8 Hzs Excellency The Most Rc rerend GEORGE L LEIZCH D D J C D Bnshop of I-Iarrlsburv Rxom' REVFREND MONSIGNOR PAUL D WEAVER V F !': k,AV I A 4 , A -- 1 . .' A , ,.'j. ,'3'v,g' REVEREND ROBERT J MAHER Supermtendent of Schools REVEREND ROBERT C. GRIBBIN Principal Ned ri REVEREND FRANCIS J HELTSHE RWLRLND JOSEPH S I-IAGER RLVLREND ANTHONY J MAYAN R1 wi RFND AMBROSI P HAYDLN REVEREND WILLIAM A BOYLE REVEREND BOLESLAUS A STANKIEWICZ RFWEREND MATTHIAS E SIFDLECKI JC L REVEREND ANTHONY E. Bumxxowsxl. O.F.M. Com: L5 i 0105 Slster M Paschalme Suiter Margrdret Teresa Srster Margaret Gertrude Suiter Retina PACIS Sister Nixrlam Loyola Sister Rlta Cdthe rme Slster Marla Trmmta Sister Irene Marte Ml' . 'G MISS VALERIE MARIE NICHOLS MR JOSEPH M HILL Q MRS ANNA MAI Hoomc KIRCHOFF MR EDWARDF SHEEHY MISS PHYLLIS BRIGHTBILI QJC QP5 MR EDWARD R KENEFICK DR JOHN! F LOEHLE bil . - -5' an 4 aaamafefs :Kwai as aa BARBARA ANN ALLWEIN LOUISE ELIZABETH ALLWEIN Commerczal St Mary s Academic St Mary s Such an actxve lass IS she Nursmg IS lhlS glrls ambItIon Her ambltlon IS a Spar to be ln tennIs shes an acquIsItIon She IS always a friend In need At home youll iind her hobbys bakmg Wxth all her pals she takes the lead In every field she gets hlgh ratlng FREDERICK JOSEPH ARNOLD GERALDINE MABLE ARNOLD Academzc St Mary s Academic St Marys A baseball fanatlc and a football player A basketball whlzz IS thus gxrl Jerry A reglar feller who IS never unfalr She takes her tlme IS never In a hurry Brown hanr and brown eyes smgle hlm out We know shell succeed In whatever she does And the army wIll too wlthout a doubt Good luck to you Jerry wnth us you re A -+- Aja. 1 f ' f I K ' I ' I . . I .... , .. . v v . . . . , , . l - v . , . , l 1 J ' , . . . . . . , . , . , , .. . . . . , v I - , v 1 MARY EILLEEN ARNOLD PATRICIA ANN ARNOLD Academzc St Marys Commerczal St Marys Shes tops In basketball a baseball fan too She IS known as Pat to all her frrends She fixes gadgets good as new A helping hand she always lends Her smlle IS contaglous we re sure youll agree Her favorite vocal Gordon MacRae Whatever her plans a success she wlll be Her Interest wrltmg letters they say RICHARD JONATHAN ARNOLD SUZANNE MARIE ARNOLD Academic St Marx s Commercial Marv s Play hum a polka feed htm spaghet Fne foot two eyes of blue Throw htm a baseball and well make a bet She has a sm: e that s all for you That you re dealmg wnth one whos a fine manly he Marchm for the Nets takes up her tnme Vlhv hes Rlchard of course our farmer to be But you can see her at the Flve and Dlme XA , l X . ' ' Y' ' ' ' . f Sr ' V V I 1 v - 1 . V ' f . Al , '. 1 I ' ' R V , 's . . ' ,, r , . - ' .f I ' HELEN DoR1s BARTAL VINCENT PAUL CAPRETTI Commerczal St Cyrzls Academzc St Marys Helen Dons as her pretty name We can guarantee youll never get bored From St Cyril s pansh to us she came Lnstenmg to the drnver of that powder blue Ford She brought w1th her a carefree way We hope to watch hum operate a Nxps No 2 And a zest for lnvmg so to say If we dont dle of laughter before he IS through M LOUISE MAGDEI INE CERESINI CHRISTINE CECILIA CROCE We ull her Weezle just for short Hair of black eyes of brown All ID all shes a very good sport On her face nexer a frown A prnate secretary ns her aim Shes rn htlx consldercd a basketball star And through thus work shell make her name Her fxvornte dnvermon IS drmng a car Ai Commercial St. Mary's Academic St. Marys JOANN MARIE DEUFEL JAMES PATRICK DEVINE Academzc St Marx s Arademzc St Marys Pal Jone of yearbook and SenIor class play An IrIshman true and a Democrat too May be an artIst commercIal by the way Wholl quIckIy brag about elther two Devoted to smmmmv bIke rIdIng and sports Hell sell an argument to any buyer She Bets hlsh marks on all her reports ThlS present day HTIISI and future Hyer YI I I TIIERESE ANGELICA DI Novo CHRISTINE MARY ECKENROTH Commerczal St Marx s Commerczal St Marys Harbor LI5.hts IS her pet tune TeenIe lS the CUIIC of the class Shell be a secretary soon Shes a pert and lnelv lass Skatmt: and danclng she does best She lIkes to swIm and watch T V Shes Tessle the TypIst Wllh lots of zest A model she wIll someday be 1' I , , , . , . , 1 N . ., V . 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'I ' . . ,' , fb.. i, THOMAS JOSEPH EGGERT CAROLINE CATHERINE ELIA Academzc St Mary s Commerczal St Mary s For the fieldmg the baskets the touchdowns many A charmmg lass lS Carolme They cheer you Bubbles far more than any A frnend rn need loyal and fine Yet you take nt so modestly Sportsman true Her cheerful smrle IS loved by all That the class of 51 IS mxghty proud of you To be someones secretary IS her call IRENE HELEN FRAZIER Jo ANN GAss C ommercml St Marys Commercial St Mary s Reeme Frazrer IS her name Joanles wcrv partial to blue To work at a svutchboard IS her arm She IS also a friend who rs krnd and true Shes Exe feet five wnth eyes of blue A capable secretary she vull be She alvuaxs has a smlle for you They rarely come much better than she AIM . , . , r n s -- a 9 ' v - ' - a s . , . . , . 4' . , . , v , 1 -f . - - ' V 1 V . - 'I I QWJQQY? PATRICIA LOUISE GILBERT WILLIAM ANTHONY GRovEs Commerczal St Marys Academzc St Mary s Patsle lS a frIend to all Aha' Its Mr ParksIde ParkIe for short To be a housewIfe IS her call Of the 1270 Club and aIr mInded sort An A I student here In school Baseball never faIls to attract hlS attentIon To oe on top IS her one rule And we also glVC hlS artIstry mentIon 4 V CHRISTINE MAE HARTMAN GUY RICHARD HARTMAN Commerczal St Marx s Academic St Marys Teenne by name and tmy In SIZC You mav thInk hIm just retmng and shy Lxght golden halr and bIg blue eyes But really that doesnt descrIbe our Guy Shes wntty lIvely and gay as a lark For In all sports weve seen hIm just burn up the To be .I top skater IS her mark field If we have more Beavers lIke hIm we ll never yIeld - P5'. '1 ,A . Q 52' , ' 2 gt-S In A .. ' 4- K . .-5 M'- . L . 4- ....1 . 'Y 777777 ' Y ' l . . . . . . . , . . 1 ' Q y M W mf ' Q Q., .pq - ag' . . P' sq' Qi, 5. W ' 0 ,',f, ' .Q A I 'V '.' - R .ft r,,'nL','I-, r nv' . I Y - , ,. . I ' Juan. .'.+ . v f-' - ,I - I T 1 g I Q- , , . ,M . . . , . . v I - - . . . , . , . I WL JOHN JOSEPH HARTMAN CAROL ANN HORN Academzc St Mary s Academic St Mary s A qulet boy ln Semor A In Jenny Klssed Me she was the star A friendly smlle he does display In the field Of dramaucs she can go far ln basketball he has a good alm Shes a sweet lnttle gurl w1th big brown eyes Has ambmonq Anythmg' he does exclanm To see her frowmng would be qunte a surprnse ROBERT PHILIP HORN ANTHONY STEPHEN ILL Commercial St Gertrudes Academzc St Marys Bobble IS the bashful kmd Hes I96 pounds of football man Hes very brnght has a keen mmd To goto college he does plan To be a busnness man IS has desire Hes Vlce Presudent of the Senior Class But he supposes hell end up a flier For dramatnc ablllty hes hard to surpass I I 1 T , 4. . , . , - - - It N It - H . a v . . . . , . , , . . . . ' 1 - y - Q s . . . M . ,, . . . . . , ' - , H H v . , i . , . 9 - . . . . . . , . . . JULIA ANN KEELER LOUISE ANN KIMMEL Academic Gerlrude s Commercial St Mary s Presndent of our class IS Jewel Weezle ns a lively one A popular Elfl all through school Glve her a job and its quickly done An honor student from Freshmen to Senior She has brown eyes and dark brown halr A Elfl cant be found who ls much keener To be 4 housewnfe ns her Halr Academrc St Marx s Commerclal S1 Marx 5 Here s 4 tall dark handsome man She has hrovsn hair and eyes of grax NN ho ns xerx much of E1 Spnlse Jones fan Shes llxelv Clever brnght and gav ns tl'l1blIlOll hes ln l sehool of Teeh She likes that song lll Newer Be Free XM all mush hlm luels A bushel .md A peck -X seeretdrx shell someday be x x ,ff A ' x Sz. ' . ' . y' H lv ' ' ,s-'I ' ' ' ' -3 S ANDREW CHARLES KIRKESSNER HELEN IRENE KOVACH , . is W It . Y Q I . B .K . V ' I v ,Y I' 'J ' MARY LOUISE LANDIS THOMAS JOSEPH LEININGER C ommerczal Sl Marx 5 Commerczal Sz Marvs Her favorite color I5 brlght green Tom wlll be a mrlllonaxre Wlth Teeme and Babs she can be seen Wnthout a worry or a care A member of the Sen Ju gurls He's popular wlth one and all She has green eyes and short brown curls Hrs eyes are brown hes six feet tall ROBERT HENRY LEISS JOSEPH NICHOLAS LOEHLE Academzc St Marx s Academzc St Marvs A sportmg fellow rs this young lad A del ree rn medncme IS has goal You seldom see hum very sad ln the Semor Class play the prlest was hrs role Hell go to college this we know The treasurer of our Semor Class Cause he has stated It as so Hes the eye turner of every lass V uf . ., . , V , - . . , . . ' .' ' 1 . - , U - H . - - . . , .Q 'Q . 1 a , , . - . .1 PATRICK LEO MCLAUGHLIN THOMAS ANTHONY MARTEL Academzc St Marv s Academic SI Marv 5 Now here IS a fellow whos after our heart Thomas Martel IS one fine boy Hes ttll dark .md handsome and qutet to start In fact he rs our prrde and joy He hkes spendmg money and takmg vacattons He comes to us from a bug famlly And you may see hnm workmg at ratlway statrons But that IS the reason not a but spolled IS he O MARGARET GENEVIEVE MILLACCI JOSEPH KARL MILLER Commerc ral St Mary s Academic 51 Ggrmldg S A peppx Lheerleader xou wrll at ree The motorcxcle rrder who just went zoommq bv 't VK axe this Elf' someday will be Is one ofthe Senlors with whom all sports rate hugh She s ot brown ues and dark brown harr To become a mechanic IS part of his design She s hrlfht and fax without a care Bw now sou we surelx recognized our Sl Sunshme 4,3-Q as V fl K V 1.4 V 'll 'I 4 . rK 'x. 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PATRICIA LOUISE O DONNELL Academzc St Marys Academzc St Pauls A stalwart Beaver guard IS he An excellent nurse thIs Elfl Wlll be Who Hattens opponents whoever they be She plays the pIano professIonally Always ready wIth comments WISC When she IS talkmg all the whIle In the A 8r P hIs future hes Her blue eyes light up In an lrIsh smIle JUNE EILEEN Orro ANNE MARIE PAINE Commerczal St Marys Academzc St Marx s ComplexI0n falr and eyes of green Harry she was In the Semor Class play Her sense of humor IS very keen She always gets there In her QUICI wax Thmkmg of You IS her favorlte tune Pamtmg a poster lS ID her lIne Shell be a housewIfe very soon Or dancmg to musIc qUllC sublIme X K 5 1 1 ' I - J . . 7. . , , , . I I . . . Y . . . FW , If ' aw'- . , . l, ' - .I vs Q - - V M . . ,, . . , . Y .Q . . ' . , . , JOAN CATHERINE PIZZINGRILLI FRANCIS JOSEPH PROMUTICO Commerclal St Joan of Arc Academzc St Marx s We call her Pntzy just for short Meet Frank tall and handsome wIth black wavx hanr Shes brIght and cute the lnvely sort Wlth the bashful smlle or the devll may care She does her best In all she trIes The one who lIkes Prnma spaghettx and fun Shes got the spark that never dles Who someday wIll pack a state cops Bun Academlc SI Marx S Commercial St Gertrude 9 Vlfherexer there s a boxxlnnx. allcx Joanne s Interest lnes In art You wnll find thls box named ReIllx Into thIs she puts her heart A famnly IS hIs chnef ambItIon She lnkes to wrIte and llkes to read ln baseball he has no competmon ln school work she takes a lead E ' 3 .A Y VW Y I BERNARD JAMES REILLY JOAN MARIE RUDEGEAIR DOROTHEA LORRAINE SANDBERG WILLIAM CHARLES SCHNEIDER Academzc St Mary s Academzc St Mary s To be a slnger IS her atm Here s Llmev co captaIn of our football team In her career shell gam much fame Always a gentleman dresses strnctly on the beam She has blue eyes blonde IS her haIr A Yearbook staff member a whlz at math She s a frlendly gtrl wlthout a care He ll probably follow a colleglate path Commercial St Marvs Academzc St Mary s Ellen lS our prIde and joy Hns hanr IS blond hxs eyes are grev Shes clever neat shes smart and coy He has a verv frlendlx was She has brown eyes and halr of black A college student he vull be In personallty she does not lack A brlllnant future we can see ' 1 ' ! , . . . I , , 5 , ,. . , x s . X ELLEN CATHERINE STEFONICH JOHN PIERCE THOMPSON ELEANOR PATRICIA VOLK PATRICIA ANN Yourz Commerclal St Marx s C Ofnlnefflal Marx s She prefers th0Se walIzeS played by Spxke As lnelx a lass as you vull see To be a Wave IS what shed luke She lezds our team Io vnctory She hai red halr and eves of blue At the Metropohtan she ll some day sInL She can always be seen mth El or Sue And to musxc lovers joy ahe ll brmg CIASS OFFICERS IIIIIIIII I Pwnc XNIHON Ifuzmr J IIII Sffnmrx Jon PIIJINKRIIII , I x I 5: ' . -' ' sf. -' ' f I 'I . 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WW h1ght Reverend VxO!X51E,0OT ?au1 'D Weaver, ' 2 A ? Ps . . . av 1 if , X he 951: . . K' . d . . . b 4 . , C . , . r . cod' th t 3 h 0 God h' nd -3111 ' i' st, h ' h t ' of una ' d. God 1 y b g g, d y u 1a - o i God '1 t ood. n ' S h 1 h 'fl U o'vl1 V, nd ' Zb 13 ' 13 un' 1109 1 i ' s 'L a y s to gp' , ' G GO d . . h. . . .W .Tm 1n h ' ' on g1 ou a b1 ' S ' ' 1' - ced i ' ce cer ' A ' ' , 1s, d' ' na ou more ' y m o r ' ' y ted, n 1y , 1 . . H. . U 'i ' h 1y ' A, ' eart 11 11 y u vm ca avre 't i . T 1a d th d ,h t , ' 1 and ' ' h 11 nd my ' y r - K 1 o , t od. GO . . v41t ' gg' i 1 t. r y u C ' ' - en imp 1 1ons ar me t ' p 'I r ' g ' t' th 10 'Q ' y ur 1 ' '11 s 1 d G00 e ' od, y ' o t oi God, ' ur Ch ' ' ' h . . b ' d p 'n ' 1 may gu d o 1 ' 'E d ' y 1 p ' ' ea-v 1 ' y ur p 1 h' ' 1. . .n JULIA ANN KEELER Wmner of Four Year Tumon Scholarship to Rosary College Forest Park lllmols roll g Immaculata College Immaculata Pennsylvama f ? J Brlar Chff College Sloux Clty Iowa onor lu' entd Maryvale College Mercyhurst College Erie Pennsylvama JOANN MARIE DEUFEL ANNE MARIE PAINE CHRISTINE CECILIA CROCE l JOAN CATHERINE PIZZINGRILLI ROBERT HENRY LEISS WILLIAM CHARLES SCHNEIDER JOHN PIERCE THOMPSON BERNARD JAMES REILLY Z C . e at Y ' . V J ur K St. Louis, Missouri M i -, ' L, I.: ' . I I axis I l uniom CLASS OFFICERS HONOR STUDENTS Joan Gristick. President Mary E. Arnold Mary Louise Hoodac, Secretary Florence Bahsteter Frona Shay, Treasurer Genevieve Bahstetcr Margaret Gaidos Gertrude Klespis Kathryn Maurer Frona Shay Dolores Shirato Row l. Roseanne Spisak, Mary Louise Hoodac. Nancy Moyer, Dolores Shirato. Mary Jane Moore. Joan Gristick Christine Keller, Priscilla Tobias. Row 2. Kathryn Maurer, Mary Elizabeth Arnold, Mary Anne Arnold. Rita Arnold Margaret Gaidos, Gertrude Klcspis, Joan Novotny, Florence Bahsteter, Mary Croce. ROW 3. Catherine Harter, Gene xiexe Bahsteter, Nicholas Fick, Edward Richards. Donald Miller, David Gable. Edward Gamble. Robert Cheresini Romaine Allwein, Marian Arnold. CLASS OFFICERS Helen Loehle. Treasurer Patrick Coyle. Presiderzz Michael Bruder, Vice Presizlerzt George Youtz. Secretary union! HONOR STUDENTS Janet Paine Patrick Coyle Anne Laycock Mary Serba Row l. Helen Loehle. Anne Laycock, Mary Jane Travis. Nancy Allwein. Gloria Bentz. Mary Serba, Janet Paine Anne Wagner, Philomena Holden, Margaret Horn. Row 2. Jacob Reb. Jamex Frazier, Raymond Centini, John Schlegel Daniel Mullen, Patrick Coyle, Louis Ceresini. Lawrence Quarry, Cyril Deck. Thomas Swoyer. ROW 3. Nicholas Leno John Sforza, Michael Bruder. David Fitzgibbons, Jonathan Arnold. George Youtr. George Horn. Edward Hinner a l Robert Allwein. 1 t7 Row l. Mary Greish, Helen Kreider, Eleanor Arnold, Adelaide O'Lear , Sandra Leed , Patricia Arnold, Eva Mohl Y Y - Eleanor Shay, Josephine Martel, Louise Brunelli, Cecelia Sullivan. Row 2. Robert Werth, Paul Bruder, Frances Beam Anne Gomola, Bernadette Uffner, Dolores Quarry, Marie Aulenbach, Mary Jane Chanovitz, Gloria Foster, Helen Hart man, Claire Emig, Thomas Keeler, George Cazakoglu, Row 3. Marie Thompson, Barbara Kimmel, Agnes Fancovic John Onofrey, Robert Keefer, Joseph Kimmel, Joseph Kovach, Richard Smith, Theodore Watson, Gertrude Horn Patricia Little, Elizabeth Spisak. .S7olaA0m0red CLASS OFFICERS HONOR STUDENTS Joseph Kimmel, Presidwzz Gloria Foster Paul Bruder. Vice President Sandra Leedy Eleanor Shay, Treasurer Cecelia Sullivan Justina Miller, Secrezary George Cazakoglu Thomas Keeler John Onofrey Richard Smith 1 ', bbw ROW l. Joan Amold. Barbara Bruder. Josephine Demler, Dolores Waldenberger, Sara Hoke, Doris Leiss, Rita Mc Clain, Mary Tobias, Joan Eggert, Mildred Arnold. Row 2. Charles Minerick, Thomas Zweier, James Conner James Fick, Anne Shounder, Lorraine White. Shirley Sanders, Ann Kreider. Thomas Stuckcy. Russell Luciotti, Rohert Serba John Millacci. Row 3. Stephen Drahovsky, Joseph Arnold. William Brestovansky, Watson Ealy, George Shollv John Grill. Fred Fox. Fred Hesse, Donald Lawson, Walter Brandt, Joseph Horn. SOFA 0l'l'l0l 86 CLASS OFFICERS Stephen Drahovsky, President Josephine Demler. Vice President Shirley Sanders, Secretary Anne Shounder, Treasurer HONOR STUDENTS Barbara Bruder Stephen Drahovsky Watson Ealy Joan Eggert 3. John Ceresini, Henry Levengood, Bernard Morrissey, Fred Leiss, Charles Bender, Robert Lengle, John Emsweiler, I 8f5Al'l'lQl'l CLASS OFFICERS HONOR ROLL Margaret Kutchever, President Thomas Boyer Rufus Williams. Vive Prvsidwzt John Emsweiler James Barry, Secretary Frances Callen Mary Maurer, Treasurer Patricia Hollinger Joseph Kury Margaret Kutchever Dolores Nori Rose Marie Pautz Sara Reilly Row l. Patricia Hollinger, Eileen Eisenhauer, Mary Maurer, Sara Reilly, Jacqueline Morrissey, Rose Marie Pautz, Elizabeth Komishok, Margaret Kutchever, Fern Miller, Philomena Troain. Evelyn Marko. Row 2. David All- wein, Nicholas Strangarity, Rufus Williams, Anna Marie Bentz, Irene Rudegeair. Christine Rudegeair, Donna Brunelli, Silvia Di Angelo, Cecelia Grill, Dolores Nori, Frances Callen, George Gress, Edward Hartman. Fred Morrissey. Row Thomas Boyer, Francis Bonenberger, James Barry. James Bostic. Michael Horn, Joseph Kury, Charles Allwein William Martel. l CLASS OFFICERS l.eo Rudegeair. l'r'v.x'idw1I Joann Andreoni. Vin' PI't'.S'ltfl'III Barbara Kirkessner. .S'f'c'r'v1t1rjx' Elvira Zaecagnini. Tl'6'llS'lll't'I' P85 lflflelfl HONOR STUDENTS Leo Rudegeair Ruth Tushup Kathleen Putt Franklin McDonald Janet Reinhard Edward Anderson Jeanne Frazier Barbara Kirkessner Row l. Katherine Keini. Patricia fupello. Nancy Shannon. Maryanne Pai ne. Mary Ann Ginnetto, Ruth Tushup. nn lhonipson. Janet Mihalik, Janet Reinhard. Patricia Simpson. Phyllis Tatar. Row 2. Jaeoh I-iseher. Donald Sehlegel. Kathleen Putt. Flxira Yaceagnini. Joann Andreoni. Mary .lo Sturges. Jeanne Fralier. Anna Mae Simpson. Mary Jo tiineel. Rose Marie Faust. Barbara Kirkessner. Lucy Nepi. Flizaheth Eekenroth. Donald Alluein. Franklin Melionald. Ron 3. 'lhomas Sullivan. Edward Anderson. Margaret Folmer. Margaret Seanlin. Ruth Mesies. Andrew Steckheek. lfdxxard Patton. l.eo Rudegeair. Joan Cheelset. Colleen Whitman. Theresa Nash. Edward Podjed. Eduard Eisenhauer. il 5? 0 l0U Q5 eq.. Julla Keeler Joseph Loehle Wllham Schnexder Joann Deufel Thomas Eggert Chrlstme Croce Patrlcla O Donnell John Thompson Joan Pnzzmgrllll Susan Arnold Bernard Reilly Ellen Stefomch Robert Horn jim lgafki ML ZW! L 1 ,fur-0 THE FEET THAT, CREEPING SLOW TO SCHOOL . . . f W A WHERE THE ALGEBRA WAS PUT OFF TILL THE MORNING Tn. '-..:,-. 4Sw4mfWMW'L 452 a '3 2, ' .i - f -if J. A, off ' ' 'F EXAMINING THE FUNDS-CAN WE MAKE IT? SAVING MONEY- WINDOW SHOPPING. . qw -ui.. I'D LIKE TO ET THAT ONLY ' . 'ff , . .- . 1' -' .1-. - ' M, ,X -l. Y ,A A -A .T , , -' -. . -' N 'sn , - 1 . , ..: A , .V . Asif , V. sw, , w 5, X. i :Mumlofion Jwh f.- fm. r,fn.t+rfi-3'1 fx 'I ' Ze pragem 'ML Said DEAR LADY OF FATIMA, WE COME ON BENDED KNEE TO BEG YOUR INTERCESSION FOR PEACE AND UNITY SEPTEMBER 1, 1950 STUDENTS VISIT CRIB AT NOON HOUR MONJSIGNOR MAKYS HIS PRI LI NTI N XPP Xl O STLDI NTS FATHER JOSEPH MULLIN. O.S..-X. GIVES OPENING TALK ON DAY OF RECOLLECTION. 'U' i DIRECT, O LORD. WE BESIZECII THEI? ALL OUR ACTIONS. sq- sTIvImENTs LOOK FORWARD TO FATHIQR ORIIIBINS VVIZEKLY RELIGIOUS BULLETIN. UNDER HIS LEADERSHIP WE HAVE DEVELOPED. THE FRESHNIIZN ENJOY FATHER'S RELIGION CL.-XSS. FATHER GRIBBIN. GUIDANCE COUNSELOR OUR HOLY FATHER BROADCASTS TO STUDENTS OF AMERICA X sg' ff l w SOPHOMORES PRESENT ASSEMBLY IN HONOR OF THE PROMULGATION OF THE DOGMA OF THE ASSUMPTION THESF STUDENTS LNJOE TOPIX LIFE OP CHRIST , Og lj 7 -I Q V 9' kv E ef i H ' '- 4 .- -11..- if I .Qu agxb 19 'fx 1 n. 'x an W 53 A e 'N ' 9 fb, Q .W K 1 rf-' bv, ,.- ,.1 'k 7 W- L v -f. A CLOSE CLICK CL ACK' CL GAME 4 RIGH T INTO THE POCKET ICK CLACK' WE READ OUR LETTERS FROM SANTA CLAUS. 5 TENNESSEE wA1,Tz'? MMM GOOD! THAT'S WHAT EASNACHT DOUGHNUTS ARE. HAVING FUN PREPARING FOR AN ASSEMBLY HERE IS THE RADIO THE JUNIORS VVOY4 IN THIS MAGAZINE DRIVE. THREE LITTLE LADS FROM SCHOOL ARE VVE. THEY DID IT EOR THE LOVE OF ST. PATRICK. WE WONDER VVH.-XT KIND OF WEATHER VVEALL HAVE NEXT JULY. 'D 52 ,Q -. - ,4 .. js' , I H ' Q , ' f ,Q I wi , ff AH 'T FUN IN GYM? PREPARING FOR AN ACROBATIC' CAREER A GOOD TIMF WAS HAD BY AI,I,. WHAT MATTER HOW THE NIGHT BEHAVED? we gm, fm fvfaymf e anon 666066 igk .gzlzoof goofgaf The month of August, 1950. brought with it the beginning of football practice for the second time in the history of Blue and White athletics. Coach Ed Kenefick, new assistant Edward Sheehy, and thirty-eight aspiring grid candidates traveled to Elysburg, Penna.. for what proved to be a rather strenuous two weeks of preseason preparedness. During this orientation period, the squad members voted returning veterans Tom Eggert and Bill Schneider co-captains for the ensuing football schedule. ln addi- tion, the practicing youths took time out during a noon meeting one day to select the nick name Beavers as a means of identification for all the athletic teams representing the Lebanon Catholic High School. Some individuals went as far as to fondly call the group Weavers Beavers. Nothing could have been more apropos as our benevolent and gracious pastor, The Rt. Rev. Monsignor P. D. Weaver, certainly is the All Time Number One Beaver. The Beavers played a nine game schedule, lost three, won six, scored 256 points, and held the opposition to 127. In addition, Tom Eggert, high scoring right halfback, and Fred Fox a promising sophomore tackle were named to the Diocesan All Star first team. Bernard Reilly, graduating end, was elected to the second team. Be men of honesty, of disciplined character, of high A ideals, of courage under fire. Scum the base and the 1, vulgar, iight fair, and win the dean glory of an un- blemished name. --Knut: .-Roctcws D, -Q, El 9 4' ,QE 'ks Qi' DG TF? ' 1' -0 --'LN'-1-4v,,voa.,,-11-a',v - ,.,--.a.-yrs.-1.-, ,.g1'viir' . 4 - . if- -4' r .1 F' .4 'im I ,I 1,-,J J . J' ,f 1 ..T1?e1f' 'S 96 I 'sg W --'t 'S 'e elm:-3E,Q.s33r-e , 1- K -a v 4 -1 'aa ' v v ' t v .tx-J' W .I A id BOTTOM Row-Jonathan Arnold, Bernard Reilly, Joseph Mohl, Thomas Eggert, William Schneider, Anthony Ill, Joseph Loehle, Guy Hartman, Head Coach Ed Kenefick. QND ROW-Frederick Arnold, Robert Lciss. James Devine, Stephen Drahovsky, Russell Luciotti. Nicholas Strangarity. Fred Hesse. Thomas Swoyer, Donald Allwein, Assistant Coach Ben Wasilewski. 3RtJ Row-Managers, David Gable, Thomas Stuckey, Robert Mrbag Richard Arnold. Edward Hanner. Edward Patton, John Millacci. David Fitzgibbons, Charles Minerick. Lester Mitchell. Assistant Coach Edward Sheehv. n Quiew Lebanon I9 Lebanon 31 Conshohocken 25 Pottsville l2 On a rain laden held l.ebanon Catholic High School opened On the first play of the second half. Drahossks smashed its l950 football campaign bowing to Saint Matthews of oxer his own right tackle and ran 61 yards to score. 'lhe ball Conshohocken by a 25-I9 count. handling was so deceptise that exen the officials did not know who had the ball. A Beaser 70 yard drixe was climaxed on the second play of the final canto when Schneider scored from the Lebanon 39 pne. Lonhle .completefd a ylard sustained drixe by faking wice an going oxer rom e .. Mt. Carmel l3 M K Axenging a bitter defeat suffered last xear at the hands of Lebanon lg the Mount Carmel Rams. the Heaters showed fine form in l.Gl'1CCISf8f 20 whipping thc Clml Cflwllcfe 3943 'lhis was the big one? lt has been said that there is no .lis- grace in losing a football game proxided the loss occurs after an all out effort. lhis is certainly true ofthe was the Beaxers Lebanon 13 played their last game of the lllitl season. 'lhei astounded V exeryone in the stadium with the was thex pushed a much Readmg Central 6 bigger and more experienced Lancaster teani all oxer the grid- Haunted by the bad weather that has a habit of presenting iron for the greater part of four periods. But it iust Nkastlil in itself for Lebanon Catholic games. the Heaters opened their the books---the Blue and White walked off the field two oints P home schedule with a I3-6 xictors oser Reading Central. shy of a terrific upset, The final score read IH-IH. Lebcnon 37 Norrisfown 7 Bouncing back from the embarrassing defeat suffered just one week before. the Beavers showed that they had not lost their steam and rolled over a visiting St. Patrick team just to prove it. The game was featured bv the brilliant running of Co-Cap- tain Tom Eggert who chipped in with four touchdowns to dominate the show. Lebanon 21 Panther Valley 24 This was the straw that broke the camels back! The Blue and White started out like a four alarm tire in what was ex- pected to be the 6th straight win. HOWEVER. such was not the case. Fred Fox. playing his first game in the backfield. scored in a few minutes after the opening kick off and it looked as though a rout was in the making. But the lighting Dragons refused to accept defeat. Like men possessed. the Dragons, simply out- played an overconhdent Beaver eleven. sending them on a long dismal trip to Baloneytown. o 633' 4 sz- Ov ,oo 9 Q90 0 95 9 ao as- Lebanon 41 Shenandoah 20 'lommy liggert turned in it one main show its the Beauers made it three straight with it JI-Ill rout of Sliemtmlouh. lom showed great form with runs of '2. 'WL und 30 yards for three of his scores. Eggerfs fourth 'l'.D. eztme its 21 result of it strike throu n hy Loehle to the end lone. To offset Eggerfs otfensixe game. Lester Mitchell played his best defensive game of the year by intercepting no less than tixe Atom aerials, lt was all Beaver football except for the third period when the xisitors scored their 20 points against the Beaxer reserves. we K1 fl , X1 VPN Lebanon 37 Phillipsburg 0 A '5 mile trip didnt seem to iiffeet the Beiners us they m.in-handled the 'Ierriers to the Itllte of 3'-ll, Lebanon dis- plaxed gi hlisterinu :round :time that Iiteriillx rolled ull oxer the stuhhorn P'Btirg defense Ras all seores egime xiii the turf, J ARNOLD LENDS A HAND TO DRAHOVSKY STUCKEY READIES COMBAT GEAR in .7 rd, '24 ' x P- ' ' 95 .75 42 4 I 9-712 1 f J if 'if' Q 4? xp- O52 CU'l0l'l CUMOAC 6l,g8I 5 iq - VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: E. Richards, T. Eggert, D. Gable, J. Loehle, F. Fox, D. Fitz- gibbons. Second Row: Coach Ed Sheehy, C. Deck, T. Swoyer, S. Drahov- sky, G. Hartman. '50 BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Opp. 21 45 29 30 48 34 49 58 54 29 56 '51 CHS 48 39 45 42 54 46 54 36 55 50 29 Under their new Coach, Ed Sheehy. the Beavers had an above average season with 12 wins and 7 losses. The 1950-51 LCHS team was a worry threat throughout the league, giving to their every opponent a constant challenge. The Varsity Cagers played fine ball at home, winning 8 and losing 2. Their road games proved less successful as they lost 5 games. Dec. 8-Cornwall Dec. l3-Reading Catholic Dec. I5-Cornwall Dec. l7-Pottsvillc Catholic Dec. 20-Pottsville Catholic Dec. 28-Alumni lan. 5-Delone Jan. 7-Harrisburg Catholic Jan. ll-Alumni Jan. I4-Mt. Carmel Catholic Jan. I6-Lancaster Catholic Jan. 21--York Catholic Jan. 28--Reading Catholic Jan. 30-Lebanon High Feb. 4-Delone Catholic Feb. 6-Harrisburg Catholic Feb. I3-Mt. Carmel Catholic Feb. l6--Lancaster Catholic Feb. I8-York Catholic 32 24 60 42 59 34 45 52 33 62 39 53 46 53 39 40 1' ,fx 'Q' STARTING FIVE ' C. Deck. T. Svxoyer. S. Drahoxslty. F. Rich ards. T. Fggert. D. Gable. J. Lochle. F Fox D. Fitzgihhons. Coach Sheehy. FITZGIBBONS ON THE REBOUND York Catholic 32 Beavers 33 York Cathollc 52 Beavers 40 FOX ON A PUSH UP Lancaster 56 Beavers 29 Lancaster 45 Beavers 39 Fltzgnbbons fine defensne play enabled the Beavers to outscore the Class B cham pr ns 213' at home splrlted York team showed champlonshrp form wmnmv the return game LOEHLE ON THE JUMP Sad Dax' Severely beaten at Lancaster our Lebanon team almost turned the tlde at home losmv ln the last two mlnutes Fred Fox looked Lood even nn defeat Pottsville Cath. 48 Beavers 54 Pottsville Cath. 30 Beavers 42 Tom Fggert held his jinx over the fighting Irish of Pottsville by playing fine ball and contributing to two consecutive defeats. Alumni 34 Beavers 46 Alumni 54 Beavers 55 Youth conquered Age twice in the 1950 campaign. The under-graduates defeated LCHS graduates 55-54 by scoring 21 points in the last quarter. In the first game the Alumni offered little resistance. 1 X FIRST Row-T. Swoyer. H. Levengood, R. Brestovansky. R. Serba, R. Luciotti, SECOND ROW-T. Watson. C. Minerick, Mt. Carmel 29 Lebanon Cath. 50 Mt. Carmel 34 Lebanon Cath. 53 Coach Ed Sheehy's Sharp Shooters experienced little dilliculty in disposing of the Rams on two occasions. Substitutes Drahovsky and Richards began showing Varsity form in a prevue of next year's team. l IV Dec. 8-Cornwall Dec I3-Reading Catholic FOX TAKES Dec I5-Cornwall A LAY-UP Dec I7 Pottsville Dec 20 Pottsville 5-Dclone 7-Harrisburg Catholic I4-eMt. Carmel l6fI.anczister Il-York ZX-Reading Catholic Feb 4 Delone TOM EGGERT Feb 6 Harrisburg WAITING Feb l-lp-Mt. Carmel Feb Feb I6-Lancaster I8-York J. Emsweiler, J. Millacci. TIIIRD Row-R. Smith. E. Patton. M. Bruder. G. Horn. -Q Starr'-' .Lui Zia .fm Coach George Fra7ier led his little hoopsters to a successful season with 9 wins and 7 losses. The Javees split with all their leafzue opponents. According to the fine work done by the Little Beavers this season there are fine prospects for a splendid varsity team in a few' years. , , 5 X I Lebanon High 60 Lebanon Cath. 39 We Had Them Worried? 'loo had! Playing the Cedars point for point in the tirst half ht fouls turned the tide against the Beavers. With FOX and Loehle On the bench because Of fouls. the Beaver suhstitutes could Iittt hold the Cedars. Lzflvtirimi CIIIII. Uppfifzwzr 41 :I 29 37 40 :ze LITTLE BEAVERS 39 33 WATCHING 52 38 THE BIRDIE 28 3:1 ,3 43 45 23 33 29 4: 39 31 13 ij GEORGE HORN 54 33 INTO TIHIIQ 31 44 BASKET 'VW s F l Harrisburg 58 Beavers 36 Harrisburg 59 Beavers 46 ln catching the Beavers offstride on their home court Harrisburg handed them a de- feat. At Tracy Hall Harrisburg was barely able to keep the Beavers in cheek. Cyril Deck turned in a fine performance. Cornwall 2l Beavers 48 Cornwall 29 Beavers 45 The Beavers renewed their rivalrv with Cornwall by trouneing the Miners 'll to 48 on their home floor. Cornwall was com- pletely frustrated when the Beavers showed their superiority by defeating them at Corn- wall-45 to 29. RICHARDS GOOD FOR TWO 1 f 2 GABLE IN THE AIR! Reading Cath. 45 Beavers 39 Reading Cath. 24 Beavers 62 The Beavers proved they were the better team when they defeated the Eagles by 38 points at home. This avenged the earlier away defeat. Delone 49 Beavers 54 Delone 42 Beavers 53 Hurrah! We did it again? The Squires went down twice in defeat before the Beavers, LCHS quintet turned in two tine perform- ances in downing the Delone hoopsters this season. Stars Fox and Loehle shined bright in these two games. gm Paatteftaf Not to be outdone by the boys. the girls have really come into their own this year in athletic competition. The high scoring power of Teenie Croce coupled with the consistent playing of Mary and Marian Arnold brought victory to our team. The exceptionally strong guard section was sparked by the brilliant playing of Gerts Klespis. ably assisted by Pat Youtz and Helen Loehle. The Girls' Varsity reached the heights of victory by defeating Lebanon High School girls twice and also winning three other games. Climaxing an extensive intra-mural program. the Junior ll team. captained by Gertrude Klespis. cap- tured the trophy for the year. 5 .5 Miss PATRICIA FRAziER ASSISTANT GIRLS, CoAcH KNEELING: Gertrude Klespis, Helen Loehle. Patricia Youtz. Mary Arnold, Christine Croce. Marian Arnold, Julia Keeler. S1 ANDING: Anne Laycock, Helen Rothgaber. Florence Bahsteter. Margaret Gaidos. Agnes Fancoyic. Janet Paine. Mary Croce. Mary Lou Hoodae. Ann Marie Wagner. M13 gg 7' ENS E MOMEN Qi wt 0? IT,S GOOD! CIANI E SCORES S ffflflrlllz HI I ehunon Hugh lelmnon Hugh Alumni Cornwall Rohexoniu Cornxx all Rohcsonin Poltxx ille Pottwille 'lil INDIVIDUAL Marian Arnold Christine Croce Mary Arnold Helen Rothgzlher Julia Keeler SCORES XZ 81 30 29 'W Z2-1 JUNIOR 11 TEAM-TROPHY WINNERS meeple Nidrmn xmem I-lorenee Bxhsteter Ixxthrwn Maurer Cl, PL, Z? ? ff 'X 5 1 XXV- Fronz Row. Fred Hesse, Cyril Deck, Daniel Mullins, Thomas Swoyer, Stephen Drahovsky, Edward Richards. Second Row: Monsignor Weaver, Nicholas Leno, Fred Fox, George Horn, Richard Arnold, David Fitzgibbons, Coach Gordon Kirkessner. Third Row: Edward Patton, Russell Luciotti, Bernard Reilly, Robert Leiss, John Grill, Manager Franklin McDonald. 6- SKY' gl, S PS 04 ef sol' q,J:'x 0065 3, x 939' Q r-' W ' , , 5 ' I 1 Q1 Nifty .-E' FOUL FLYQ ANOTHER CHANCE! 581 SX: X qi -259 Wg! X99 .,,.v-Jr X X417 ' sl MONSIGNOR'S EEAVERS xg, 1 flrgf z 1, xx N x WE NEED A RUN, BUNT! T9 1 lui 'io Rioiil: Frona Shay Kimmel. Marian Arnold. Mary Lou Hoodac. 6A QQPAMCIQP5 Since we females like to think we are indispensable. we claim part credit at least for the success of our football and basketball teams. We also boast of one of the best outfitted and best co-ordinated groups of cheerleaders to be found anywhere. With Pat Youtz doing a particularly outstanding job of leading the Varsity squad. and with the newly formed Junior Varsity squad. captained by Helen Loehle. these girls with their snappy cheers and new uniforms did much to inspire and urge on the spectators to constant support of our teams. Ku-.1-Lise: Helen loehle. Helen Hartman. Claire Fmig. Louise Brunelli. Lorraine White. Patricia Little. Gertrude Horn. SIXYIJINOI ,loan Checket. Blar- garet Kutchexer, Jean Fraiier. Catherine Hatter, Margaret Millacci. Patricia Yout7. Louise Wir L. I wva . 4 X 7?' 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Round these, with tendrils strong as flesh and blood, Our pastime and our happiness will grow. -WORDSWORTH .rgg .xi rr!! I I :Eve 1 . Q I JUNIORS PRESENT ASSEMBLY FOR CATHOLIC BOOK WEEK STUDENTS ENJOY BOOKS DONATED TO LIBRARY DURING BOOK WEEK. Ulm HERE WE ARE! ririelflflgf 6 fAe I jAU'L 5 GONE ARE THE GYPSIES AND WHERE WHO CAN SAY, ELMER TAKES THE SITUATION IN HAND o 4 . li? I ' , W4 SOPHOVIORES PRESENT ASSI MBLX DURING PENNSYLNANIA WEEK You w1LL ALWAYS BE HOME SWEET HOME TO MI? P1iNNsYLvANlA! PENNSYLVANIA POLKA THE FRESHMEN HIS THAT WHAT SPREAD YOUQRE SAYING--N THE NEWS. MWHAT is THAT MAN DOING? HE HAS A GUILTY LOOK. nl'I.I. BREAK THE HEAD OF ANY MAN THAT FINDS MY DEAD BODY... Q lg? 3 F 'ij L L , - 5 il ' 1 I 4 T 1 3 4 fi -1 A-Q-gs, .-.TH Q nn' M ' '- ' 1 ww N wx X X L Tv K' ft 525 2 521 f i 4 A 1 ,ek 9 E 1 4 2 ' I L ' , . - U -3 g K an X v Us f g, A I ,- I WL .ghd -1- B ,-v',,r !fN - --1 :' 4 A-1-1-...W- as-tv' -' ,. ' 1: A.. ' L1 ', ' . f .. , .-- J 4 , x ' 1 Q 'Q . , , ri ' -f l ,. . xv I Vg ellflg 65:52 2 THREE WOULD-BE GIRL RANGERS PLEAD THEIR CAUSE. TONY ILL, AS MICHAEL SAUNDERS, TRIES TO CONVINCE FATHER MOYNIHAN fJOE LOEHLED THAT THIS TIME IT,S REAL. EVEN OWEN QJOHN THOMPSON, TAKES TIME OUT TO JOIN IN THE WELCOME TO JENNY,S PET GUPPIES. :ss'f1j'g? I.- W 5 T r Q79 E.. - 'li :VW , ...M -w-mmn.....4.n- V . X ,,,qq9 3 ? gf 1 arg-.ew 'L gi ', . 15,4 .1 1- 13+ gf f 9.. .-17 4 J . l ' M af: ' X ' T25 ' '. , I L Q5 2, . i A k 2 01 ' a ,iii , . Q 1 f ' la Cotholic Forensic Leogue usBANoN cArHouc Hue:-u scnoot nnua! Oraforicaf 60I'lt25t Aprll 4 l95l WON BY JULIA ANN KEELER Invocatlon The Reverend Robert C Grrbbm Prznczpal Student Chalrman Wrlham Schnelder 1 Juvemle Dellnquency Our Soclal Problem Chrlstme C Croce 2 Mld Century Mlracle Televlsxon Julla Ann Keeler 3 What Prlce Natlonal Health lnsuranceq Anne Marte Palne Selections by the Glee Club under the dlrectlon of Sxster Margaret Gertrude S S .l Benedtctlon Right Reverend Monslgnor Paul D Weaver V F The National Anthem The Student Chorus JUDGES DIOCESAN CHAIRMEN Mass Joan L Nnchols M A The Reverend RobertJ Maher Mr Joseph M H111 LL B The Reverend Bernard V Mattern SPEECH DIRECTOR Mnss Valerle M Nxchols MA . I H . . . ,, . . H . . . . . ,, . H . . N ., . . , . . . . . . . . . . , . . . , . . . . . , . . . . , . . 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X . , . -- , ,.. , ' g ff ! g I 1 X I .jo M k Q Q ' ' 'x W Rc V The Lebono lotluolu' llwgh School Atluletw Association Presents t e Proudly me Bm me 9 WWW Q H D vemng March 27th 19 1 Tuesday Afternoo and E 830V Lebanon Hugh School Audntormrn Lb 9 C V R: 5,- Q, T3-5. g, 5 on 42' N Tai, AQ: If 442' 'ggi 44554 1 0 0 ll , O I I O O . , Kreckor n , , 5 -. . M. e anon, o. jim ibmmg 'ML :EPQCLHT QD! El! fel' fo Qdfll LEBANON VALLEY COLLEGE ST. JOSEPH'S SCHOOL OF NURSING X LANCASTER SEPH S COLLEGE ,Ms M ,L if aff VILLANOVA COLLEGE OLLEGE OF CHESTNUT HIL IMMACULATA COLLEGE HH! HH! 4 H 5 0 570,44 fo ,Sim in , V, s L , 4. A rf'- ' DIETICIAN W L. K K' ' 'Ep M ,hx x'Q A V64 CHAPLAIN fr . jx . . , Q4 ' i 4 5 X544 E N' ,. If '-5' - -X I P --1 T1 1 TEACHER 66 Way., ., gnc! give me fo cgmg ana! 5frengfA Kar cgmging V NUN P.RAl I NEVER LOVED YOUR PLAINS YOUR GENTLE VALLEYS YOUR DROWSY COUNTRY LANES AND PLEACHED ALLEYS I WANT MY HILLS' THE TRAIL THAT SCORNS THE HOLLOW UP UP THE RAGGED SHALE WHERE FEW WILL FOLLOW UP OVER WOODED CREST AND MOSSY BOULDER WITH STRONG THIGH HEAVING CHEST SO LET ME HOLD MY WAY BY NOTHING HALTED UNTIL AT CLOSE OF DAY I STAND EXALTED HIGH ON MY HILLS OF DREAM DEAR HILLS THAT KNOW ME' AND THEN HOW FAIR WILL SEEM THE LANDS BELOW ME' HOW PURE, AT vEsPER TIME, THE FAR BELLS CHIMING' GOD GIVE ME HILLS TO CLIMB AND STRENGTH FOR CLIMBING' ARTHUR GUITERMAN 4 9 7 1 ' 3 AND SWINGING SHOULDER. 5 7 7 7 , . BARBARA ANN ALLWEIN 11 Maple Street LOUISE ELILABETH ALLWEIN 628 S Second Street FREDERICR JOSEPH ARNOLD 528 N EIghth Street GERALDINE MABE1 ARNOID Mt Leb Cem Firm MARY E11 EEN ARNOLD 320 S Second Avenue PATRICIA ANN ARNOLD 930 Walnut Street RICHARD JONATHAN ARNOLD R D No 3 Lebanon SUZANNE MARIE ARNOLD HELEN DORIS BARTAL 1128 Brandywme Street VINCENT PAUL CAPRETTI 322 SandhIll Road LOUISE MAGDELINE CERESIVI 74 South Seventh Street CHRISTINE CECILIA CROCE 609 Maple Street JOANN MARIE DEUEEL R D No 5 Quentm Road JAMES PATRICK DEVINL 931 Church Street THERESE ANGELICA DI Novo 270 Chestnut Street CHRISTINE MARY ECRENROTH 173 South FIfth Avenue THOMAS JOSEPH EGGERT 114 South ThIrd Street CAROLINE CATHERINE EI IA 1702 Chestnut Street QIILOI' U QCl0I IRENE HELEN FRAZIER 1229 Lehman Street JO ANN GASS 410 North Twelfth Street PATRICIA LOUISE GILBERT FrederIckSburg Pa WILLIAM ANTHONY GROVES 831 Maple Street CHRISTINE MAE HARTMAN 319 E Cumberland Street GUY RICHARD HARTMAN 1314 Oak Street JOHN JOSEPH HART MAN 1314 Oak Street CAROI ANN HORN ROBERT PHILIP HORN 443 N ThIrd Street ANTHONY STEPHEN ILL 306 S SIxth Street JULIA ANN KEELER 1100 E Lehman Street LOUISE ANN KIMMEL 349 North FIfth Street ANDREW CHAR1 ES KIRKESSNER 321 E Chestnut Street HELEN IRENE KOVACH S37 N NInth Street MARY LOUISE LANDIS 430 Church Street THOMAS JOSEPH LEININOER 878 Lehman Street ROBERT HENRY LEISS 434 New Street JOSEPH NICHOIAS LOEHIE 939 Cumberl Ind Street PATRICY LEO MCLALGHLIN 121 South NInth Street THOMAS ANTHONY MARTEL 401 S LIncO1n Avenue MARGARET GENEVIFVE MILLACCI 314 South Second Avenue JOSEPH KAR1 MILI ER 156 WeIdman Street JOSEPH ALBERT MOHL 307 Sprmg Street PATRICIA LOUISE ODONNELL S Lancaster Street JUNE E11 EEN OTTO 307 W Cumberland Street ANNE MARIE PAINE JOAN CATHERINE PIZZINGRILLI 540 W Chocolate Avenue Hershey FRANCIS JOSEPH PROMUTICO 1214 Chestnut Street BERNARD JAMES REILLY 1221 WIllow Street JOAN MARIE RUDEGEAIR 151 WeIdman Street DOROTHY LORRAINE SANDBERG 347 N SIxth Street WILLIAM CHARLES SCHNEIDER 101 North Twelfth Street ELLEN CATHERINE STEFONICH 322 Federal Street JOHN PIERCE THOMPSON 371 North Erghth Street ELEANOR PATRICIA VOLK 407 South NInth Street PATRICIA ANN YOUTZ 544 Maple Street . . 122 Locust Street 1519 Elm Street 743 Mifflin Street The Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te Te a fl'0l'l5 Most Reverend George L Leech D D J C D LL D Rlght Reverend Monsxgnor Paul D Weaver V F Reverend Robert J Maher Reverend Robert C Grlbbm Reverend Matthnas E Sredleckn Reverend W1ll1am A Boyle Reverend Paul E Adalr Reverend Joseph S Hager Reverend Ambrose P Hayden Reverend Francls J Heltshe Reverend Anthony J Mayan Reverend Boleslaus O Stanklewlcz The Reverend Anthony E Burakowskl John F Loehle Mrs n Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs and and in and an and Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs Mrs and m in and and and and Mr S B Groh Harrns Gruman Frank S Hoffman Vat Howard Harold Krohn Charles Lazln C W Letcher John B Light Jr Joseph J McDonald Benton W Rose George H Arnold Horace Means Henry T Sllberman H Randolph Wxlson Eugene Hoaster Junlor Academlc Class Junxor Commerclal Class Knxghts of Columbus Councll No 2870 Lebanon Cathollc Hlgh School Athletlc ASSOCIHIIOH Lebanon Catholxc Hugh School Alumm Assoclatxon Natrona! 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