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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1952 volume:

In the shadow of these spires we spent four hdppv school years THE SPIHES T952 PHESEITTEH BTI THE SEHIHH STHSS TEBHTHTH EIHTHHHEI HIGH SCHEHH EEBHHUH PEHHSEHVHHIH DEDICHTIUH HE theme of our Yearbook IS Life at its Best and when we thunk of best we thunk of you Monslgnor Weaver the best frlend of our school days You have endeared yourself to all of us by closely assoclatlng with us and by takmg part In all our mterests You never tlred of glvlng even though we were often slow to express our gratitude Now as our hugh school days come to a close the full slgnlflcance of all you have done for us strlkes us We take thus oppor tumty of expresslng our thanks to you along with the prayer that your sacrlfrces for us shall not have been m vam We, the class of 1952 say from our hearts Thank you Monslgnor I I I ' I I II - II I I I ' - x llllf Hl IIS BEST BEST b ecuu se LCHS has an effrcrent and self sacrrfrcrng admrnrstratlon and faculty Admmrstratlon Sectronl LCHS has o beautlful and up to date school burldrng Building Section II LCHS l1as an :deal locatron LEBANON Locale Section III LCHS trcsses relrgrous character development Religious Life Section IV LCHS offers college preparatory commercial and general courses Studies Section V LCHS provides for varued extra currrcular actrvltres Activities Section VI LCHSl1as a student body that rs hard to beat Schoolmates Section VII l.EBllll0ll H Best Nah. A 'si it f .. fi Xllgiqftey .. sv, Q l T .- b : :N it 1 V . rj, - '-,h K X ',,. ML ev 12:1 5 'gill fr-....3f- 2 - f. i -gl 1 ?f '-X - A X If iff lr e f xt j. 'ihx f because Lebanon Catholic High School has an efficient and self- sacrificing administration and faculty. The administration and faculty have dedicated their lives to the apostolate of education. They exercise spiritual and moral influence on us that we may lead lives according to the principles and rules of faith. They work for us unselfishly with zeal and perseverance looking for no re- ward except that we may always be good Christian citizens. IN Has Excellency The Most Reverend George L Leech D D JCD Bishop of Harrisburg 'fuk 'fvh 5- A Rsght Reverend Monsugnor Paul D Weaver, VF 4 .f 1 Q .ak ,- -, 1 e- PQ ,.-. '?Eg:' ,.-:K -N . Y 2.,. --.-' 'u I ,f eg, . i X ee REVEREND ROBERT J MAHER Supennfendent of Schools Pres:dent of Catholic Educatronal Assocmtson of Pennsylvama REVEREND ROBERT C GRIBBIN Prlnc pol Our Prlests Reverend Joseph S Hager SS Cyril and Mefh0dlU5 Parish Reverend Frcncls J Heltshe St Gertrudes Parish 19 n-Q., Reverend Ambrose P. Hayden Reverend Anthony J. Mayan Sacred Heart Parish St. Joan of Arc Parish Our Priests Reverend Boleslous A Stonluewncz Sam! Gertrude s Parrsh Reverend Wrlham A Boyle St Marys Parrsh Reverend Anthony E Burakowslu OFM Conv Reverend Motthras E Sredleckr JCL V A Hosprtal St Marys Parrsh mv!! refs Our Rellglous Faculty Slster M Pasdlalme German Science Suster M Margaret Teresa Latin Sister Reglna Pacls Social Studies Sister Mmam Loyola Commercial Subjects Sister M Ruta Catharine Social Studies Suster M St Laura Music Sister Mana Tnmta Mathematics Suster Irene Mane English, Science The Con regatlon of the Sisters of Saint joseph was founded at Le Puy, France, October 15, 1650 For three hundred years religious women of the Congrjfatzon have burned themselves out like great candles upon the altar of the Church Upon that tar, the cause to whxrh the Sisters have dedicated their lxves has flamed steadily and devotedly The nah afterglow of heron: begxnmngs warms the hearts of Sam! fosephls daughters of the twentieth century who labor today ln every eontment of the world s r ,ers rE,t V rssss . -X S . . S E 5 Q i - ' Q X 2 . . x i , K 3 1 e i x . I P . , X I . . r P- 2 NX Q I 1 1 - QQ' 1' . My A.. M, 'R fav 5:55 Xu ,EV I. Best XT X A -fi ,' fs 15 r 'Why l' A 45 f?':'l'iHx::Y s s- t it . x yn. . N- V ,g 0' , S ' f?' 'gf' 5' XX. ' A A aims W., I ' E , , f f ' ' ' ' vs T v A lt -TP S lk 'NR' g l VN. .x.4,. ' .' X, f because we have a beautiful and up-to-date school building. Our school is the dream come true of Monsignor Adam Christ. It is a large brick edifice with class- rooms arranged around a spacious auditorium. Our library, labora- tories, classrooms supply the needs of a modern school. Mon- signor Lawley did much for the upkeep of the school and Mon- signor Weaver, who came to us in 1948, has in four years added such improvements as lunch room, principaI's and secretary's offices, movie machine, loud speaker, bioscope, wire-recorder and the latest-a Philco Television. X AXX fX Q, XX X 5 F 1 w O x xx fi i 5 A ,.Q. A wi f rw qi wi fwiwva- ww-suwswni-w:woosm'sQua:m - .Y -In Clhwuunigp qggq At -Haan 'KK 'Sf ig 'QEER-ws X' 'f m'1vfxQwpwQ- r M X , X N, 4, , , A KW SXYRLXA Q N x vi fgwsgggfgw My fghwmw W XS ,, mf, FF J Nwiwkwbiiualkwfxuv ' 9 1 ..lUNiS'A3'-9 who FEB. 259' 1930 Ol Till?- ADAliw c1 m1s'r OIETHIS 1SC1i0O L. OF IHS FAl'1'liFU 2 Kula DAX L- AND PARISH 6 ii , u S guru ,xmpyggu H 'Hn iq... .A Q f ag 1' ' 'U I 1 . S ,QF XI . X TX --... 1 B E.. 'Q Q51 . 5 J 'XP' f 7. 4 Q Q , f .sp '--4 Q vw ., ! ' -SA 5 1' S - 'rj 5 MQX Q K , . trys -an 2 Sh, an if 'Jfi 1-M ,sf . .F e 'xxx 'rx A - gf, A, a ', ' f -:AFIX k ., fl ' ix., .,,.-J' rxf Y' 0' 121 0 .L 'X I 1 A its xf . -. .Q I Ks N.. 4: , N 55 WL 'NN Irs 'J ,, . 5, 3 Q fi W .3-, 3 PJ I L, , I I H .4- r '. ai -,. J ,My 1 5 4. if 1 3 5 llllqg... ri-.Q A Q1 L' -. wma K N ,M M Q .., xv n. 4. ' k k i i v 'G 'MJ 1 L:' 'S ., Q. t. V : ., t M KLA is ' V .L Q NN. 1 N ,wi ' s mi, ' ' 1 . 4 wg x ,VM Q Q X., gr gg. W. S 'gm f, W I l W D 1 29 A 3 . 5 i,:, X V1 I , K B 9 , Q ur ' i x l' f l fiugkm K-J -sad ' lv I C WY' 7N'. O , .X ' x, ,- mfr' 14 l l P34 04 s QI W- !!u Am ww' . B F 'l Lx xg X 'QQ The lunchroom seats the entire student body at one time. A hot and nourishing meal is served the student for twenty cents a day. 'Q ,Q ff' 'M Q ,gf PO P' -tummy-W., .W W. Y., M.. x .E .-332 ., Q. A ,-.. wg.. - -,... .N,. L 1 ,Q A ' 3 ., if H Q K 9 x .f 02-h w'. K Raw g Y gx af ., 1 Y x lx 'lf -V is -f . A -ik P 2 x. Q L i s- 1 i 1 Q,-Q 'bn- yy I QA '. . N' ' I. fe-fr 3 NNAQA, A f ' nv if f 5 -N Best o D I '....'Efj-.1 m 43 Y ' 'AQY 'Xgia'g'.Q' 1 . . I - 1 -,., fdkwx AA ' :R A ,, it wil v .K ., ' f jgjs 4' L it ' Q-1 A 4Q ' XR Xl ,...,i-I-li' my .Uk .Eli 'rf ff because Lebanon Catholic High School has an ideal location-the heart of Lebanon. Our trips to and from school take us through a variety of interests-industrial and suburban. We pass the stores of a busy shopping district and the factories that provide much of the country's material needs. Very abruptly we leave the com- mercial district and are in one of the most beautiful spots of the State-the outlying sections of Lebanon. We are influenced for the better by our contact with our school environment. Although we have no campus, we do have Assumption Field, where there are thirteen and one half acres we call our own. 5-,Q CQL EAMN MEMORIAL P4 FK LEBANON Th1S 1S o fyofpflvosyr S 'X MA PL E X- 7TH WARD K' .lf J' LMZEB ...if Emfg HSD QM Dll:11UU 1 TH WARD T. 'ULI- Z' X jf r..a:Efwf.. E FQ M + + All 2 IJ i MQW X Z L5 Z-41:52 Zw mana X 2335? W 1 YQ V0 - fEb1. x I ebanon XI I , f X 8090065 IM fl 2 'FR ul Dm IN T-CZICTIII 1 Jf-'ILE 62 -mn: LJ ZZ I I J ,QIWAQIS gg IM' X I -:IST 'dvr KIT? Ill III iIiI-EIIEILISITI IT I Em mrs! 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A 1 , X, r because Lebanon Catholic High School stresses religious character development. We live in a Cath- olic environment that spiritual- izes all values for us and trains us to their daily use. We grow in our high ideals and reverence for the things of God. We have such aids to a good life as: Solemn High Mass at opening of the school yearg daily Mass in Lent, May, and October: Novenas, Father Gribbin's Weekly Religious Bulletin in which he places before us high ideals, Confession and Communion on First Friday and numerous reminders of our high destiny. lui. 9 fi .. 1' 1 ! .5 2? gg f r, . 1 - E , , X6 D I Y. ,uk A, ix -gn , is J- ' A .311 A , ,, XM ' Libya' wif! 1 , . - Q ,i 's A 'Wim b -. 'g l EM 2 3 as 4 ,, 95132 b m ---l-K b h A ' 4. 5 f ..A. I 3 s. A,a.2.H4-I--'- A ' , Q -- Wuxi X - A Q ' ' ywf-yn V . fad, t ' x V., K 4 A ch ' W AF ' rf 1 di Q: .fs 4 'fv: fff?4Q 'MW E -1 1 ' ff f' ., ,is ,Q 'im ,zu T' - ' - 'rm f' -:fs - , mwO.ff. ,,- . 'g' -gf: uf nigger M., ,gzmw Q 1-,f'A'1L'1 , Tv? r- fy' FXCTER TRAINING if ,W flgf-x 5 I., A as 9? ,lgdzi digg' A J' in Re11g1on Forms the Warp and Woof of Our School L1fe Solemn Hgh Mass ln hono of the Holy Ghost IS celeb ated on open: g day John Batz, James Butz and .lolm Ce eslnl sort stamps for the missions We have just assisted at Holy Mass .us Freshmen say vocatron prayer rn prcparatron for First Friday Relics of thc Pnssron are de scribed by G Bertolr J Frazrer C Morrrssey P McDonald A Zwerer F Arnold S Simpson R Croce D Troy G A nold X N .sm 1 1 I I V e Y ' I 1, - W-, if f' A N Q 5 ri St. Joseph, pray for us! V A ' y r A x . ' A' ' I ' f I 'X in-X' 'vig' - .5 3255? J ps .. igfiif 2 ' figs? ' R35 2 ' f f 1. 5 wa' f .Q S Q' 4' 'W g i-'r'?' ri -an 9 ' s Q vlvgff., , Q E' 'Q 'Q' is W7 Q? ig it ' mfg' A -fVffQ'ffib' QQ if , E,'-L Q AX-', Q 'N 'I ,A . U f ,' 3 v 3 Y f I .g 'N , 'ff av ' 1 A .A in k . ' 1 J av, ' in .gy QF J 55. as f if 9 If it H-4 -ax '3' K u ii -as 6 5 , A ' 3 x x X ! Q, -- - - 5 ------ - s- :-ly I 3.2 Zo! I ESM! RR!! I bl 302 I F.: -.- fm his E Q 5 -:fp xi Q XV Nw We Get the Christmas Spirit The Seniors sing German Christmas carols I , 3 -ex- ., Y N' .zum li 5 1 1 1 1 'U 'G Seniors take part in Christmas one act play M Bruder L Ceresrnr M Serba P Coyle A Laycock D Shrrafu J Paine li 5 : -peg , fig.. in ew . , Helen Loehle and Theresa Nash trim tree while carollers look on UPC, '62212 if 'th We Help spread the Fm Their confribufio . AS.' Room 109 I5 LCAH S I udivlg mission helper e IIS to the Missions X X ore 0 s big as their smiles ,,4' R. Werth, . gx- pv- S. Drohovsky, J. Ro rhgaber, D, Ailwei 'X ' oi' Fr n, J. Onofrey, JVAH1 A -41 old, P. Coyle, J. Con DOI' . It Was a Big Day for Lebanon Q ' eech gives his blessing moo a Inu zllllml-Mullin: 'H' in nm 'W' iimhiflih IMI- A xe Q,,,,.. ae- S9 Lord want want want want Bishop Leech chats with us We shall always remember what You want, it when You want it, it because You want it it as long as You want Pope Saint Clement Bishop Father Heltshe and Father Hager listen to sermon by Father Cyril J Allwein, a native son of l ri 2 v These girls farmed a committee on questions and answers concerning vocations R. Croce, M. Kutchever, J. Mihalik, A. DeSantis, A. Fancovic S Leedy M Rudegeoir D. Brunelli, P. Cupella Louis J. Sforza-As we recount with joy our happy days at LCHS, we pause to remember our class- mate whom God called to Himself in his early school days. We pay tribute to his memory and try to compensate the parents whose boy would have been one of us. Mr. Cyril Horter-a friend of everyone at LCHS. He gave serv- ice beyond the line of duty. Best wishes, Mr. Harter! Elimination contest in the Catholic For- ensic League. Michoel Bruder was winner of this contest i Father Gribbin prepares Religious Bulletin l x ri James V. Folmer St. Charles Preparatory Seminary, Catonsvill Former Classmates who entered the seminary 1 A gig, 1- A H 15' Sl Thomas W. Butler J. Harlan Mohler St. Charles Preparatory Seminary, Pontilical College Jasephinum, Cdlvflsville, Maryland Worthington, Ohio C Best :Nh x. H nfs X rq f 1 fir X 1 i v 5 Sai X if '.,' ,X 1 , U fl' 'fs if fr is i llsiwiv' because Lebanon Catholic High School offers courses to meet the individual student's needs. We have a College Preparatory Course in which the earnest student can fulfill the require- ments of any college. Some of our graduates are at present doing well at Villanova, Mater Miscericordiae, Dallas, Temple University, Lehigh, and at several Catholic Hospital Nursing Schools. Our business courses give the student a foundation that enables him to go directly into secretarial, bookkeeping, or office positions. Our graduates are giving satisfaction in office work at-lndiantown Gap, Beth- lehem Steel, the Pentagon, as well as being efficent secretaries to local bankers and lawyers. IOP!!! Inch Mull! CAMINO REAL IAKRETT 6 MANUS These Scholars Need No Urgmg along the flower 'ef-. 'ill if Students read about French lite rn Le Mot Fran 'N' cars Problems ol Democracy are solved accordmg to Christian prmcrples by thls group ol seniors Father Grlbbm gives course rn Apologetics to semors 9 Il ... 3.5 , - ..x ..' ,'lf .-H. ' 1 , 'Q .. 6 Lv- sal ,y .Q .9 C 1 t W Q, xxx xml- .X . R ,NN V E s -'Q x Aw ss, V l I H ..g 'N is X N oth of knowledge The Senior English Class conducts a panel on the Romantic Perrod Literature and Life in England affords lively discussions Mr Hrll holds the attention of this class rn Busrness Law Miss Nichols points out places of in- terest in Paris and environs Sn The Learning Process Bitte, schreiben Sie mir auf Deutsch -Sister Paschaline The Juniors enjoy their own Sir Roger de Coverley booklets Pleasant Experience .lohn Onolrey demonstrates a hard one in geometry LOVWX fi lc' French students learn to ap- preciate French lolk songs by singing them The Juniors are all potential chemists No Buch of Justlce Need Repose Father Gnbbm drstrrbutes reports John Onalreys rs always good x fi The Sophomores study crvrcs the Chnshan Social Way f The Sophomores drvrde all Gaul into three parts gg c 0 My V xvCVfRNMfNT fy , . s' ' . 1' s X N V . , . X .. 1 P' X L. 1 on Three Nculs Put down srx and carry two Freshmen prom by General Math 'X-1' Sophomores use official rood map for a trip on Pennsyl- vania's highways These girls surely have a sense of balance Getting cl Solid Foundation for o. Success Two little Sophomores with plenty to do are .lanet Mihalik, Dolores Nori mol When minutes fly as fast as fingers This is a busy day for Romaine Allwein as office assistant to our secretary, Irene Frazier Business Career Orderly confusion reigns in Room 700 That professional touch is here .launfy Junior ih A. M F. M A. B. eir skills Gomola, . Spisak, Beam, SG . Thompson, DeSantis, Bruder A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody Juniors present Book Week program . Mitchell, G. Sholly, M. Thompson, . Kimmel, L. Brunelli, 1. Kovach, .l. Miller, . Mohl, G. Cazakoglu, . Allwein, M. Tobias Seniors present Rainbow's End M. Hoodac, N. Moyer, F. Shay, M. Moore, M, Arnold, J. Gristick, D. Shirato Freshmen present Georgie Porgy P. Lakatosh, E. O'Leary, E, Arnold, .l, Troy, l., Cosciotti, W, Fitzgibbons, A. Foster, D. Sontorelli, R. Pavone Y ff. iw-. R P -1 3? P All the Wor1d's C1 Stage if 1 P ,J S P' ff' ,. 'z tf lf X U E 455 1 Music Hath Charms . . 6 ki 11. A rug .lunior Glee Club to Rf-B. Kimmel, Gomolo, M Tobias Leiss, S. Hokc, .l Martel, Thompson, DeSuntis, Waldenberger, Arnold, M. Arnold, Greish, E. Spisnk, McClain, C Emig, . Brunelli, . Shoundcr, . Chanovitz Freshman Vocalists ,J ff, 5 X Xl ll ll Y' 1 Gm 5'1- E - f 3 xr A txli 'v If P N Q. H4 N1 4 :tsl ,X 8 i ,f Wasn t there anything left of my glider OGIAM CAST OF CHARACTERS Sunday, Deizflbev Ninn rm., wma cum umm Mn wwa Dv. Wood ma. muy un- c.. M.-W.. Am-n M. neun lager Von Vlztl luhe nw., un.. nm. sm., wmwm. lulph wn-mm Aff' A w.amany ,Pb i,-Q ' cm 1 'Sin 'im www, 'ff' L June M ,. ad Delights Apprec t la Ive A d Fnends 0 Relahves and -94' JUNE MAD Comedy an Three Aux Km-'yn A. Maurer vu-ny wma Am-...A 1 cum... cum umm mnqmn AA Gmdns Mn, wood Mmm: A. ma.. DL wma Ann. M. Wagner cm. Mangan! M Nom Mm, L... G, Mervyn umm lnmck E lam M- umm uma l Mun.-.I mow van vlan I-lnlnn M weld: Julie lflnmx mn f Schlogel Elmer 'mme Sharm Wu-mmm cynu A neck um W-nmnh unna 1 vmgammn emma. A, Kmpn Act Two Sane One: The lollovung frbdsy mqh! Scene Tw' Snmdny shannon .,. , Time The groin! tv.. un... nl fr.. ,my nn., ,lm ln ln. man, mn or un vl..af house in Lynbmu, Q max nm .A vw.. rA.4au..wm, ? wistfully asks Chuck. 2. All T OGIAN GST Of CHAIACTEKS MUIAAUV, Ddembtv Tenth loan A c,..n.eu Edvard A Nnmnnn Mm, 1 11.-.1 omg. L Yann amy M, An-nn Mary L mode: labcu C Allnm Nmkolun AA un. :man c coyn. Glorw A. um mm F yung.: AA.n..,n A Aman Cynl A wx M Ami: . 5, sun-ng. -,Q -fflffii wg! x 3 Kifffif-'L' ' K jg W1 ' i f I nn. ,muy W.. .A by ,Wu .......,..A..-Q v. sm... M , , I ,I F 1. - ,n5fiQlg?fJK?:,,. gmt, , 1,1 I., A Ms. - 'f-53' 5- foqr :ng K ,r 'X Shene -' A E5 ' Q6 'lr 55 ' ' ' c max C na n schonx Glee Club -55.4 Q , if ff X 'L x Sw All' x 1 ., 'Xi 2 l . Q . Ht. J. hgh Q A 4 1 Qs QQ 11 x x A xr sw N 'Q 5 -g l n 9 r v u- nf , JV? N Y 1 '-mgqlllff We v, is ,gf G, and pl ew ,, Y gi l S. nk sl V37 ' . w , .Ar . K N' 1 1 5 - Voeal sexecmmnn ......,................. .Lennon n l g xl F.. hu, H I If ' lg fiigg Accompanxst, ........,.. Marilyn L. Hartman ik? f 'X 4- In M lil ' 5 ' 13- mm-+4 -15:53 '!f'.w:Aai1Q, --1, 'W-1 f 4' - 1f4f?'flff?.n:'1?..'l'1.L':i?'i?-2-. e 'lil V1 f'1.'l Lulu Pxano . cmmny Perry B. Reiisnyder. en Qnunm aa, ll . u lence f 'Q l'f-iffggglh eelle , , Q B ru E Looks speak v 1 o umes whfle fond pamnu ch G! 4 ,I-. k U? 1,44 2 Ewdentfy these guests need no second brddmg to dmner lv 'Tv Popular Seniors Michael Bruder, Patrick Coyle, David Fitzgibbons Candidates for Mayor in Youth Government The students' choice?-Michael Bruder 'D- Q. 'Nt 'i X xx test Winner N Wx Lk'-, Ocif s K.- Kathryn Maurer--Bond Drive Essay Con- . , I f 5 if 1 Glo 'Deng-g,,, ef of Am - sm ESSUY Contest encan Legian it s A na Be,-,fl win fy Alex Raymond sketches Kathryn and doing so. Sophomores Provide Graduates in the Armed Forces with Home News Lxifw , K ff fi if X f ,459 ' . ' X SN' . ' - ww A A 1, Q3 ,l r V fi rx :,e1-fr A Y .y' Elssz ? tr' 6. ry Q - ,ff 49 PEN' Look What We Have Now' Rowl E Hartman T Smuth F Blloskl R Englebach J Klem J Cascarlno J Hunks P Klem J Foster J Mohl D Sturges B Kelm Row 2 Mr Donald Trostle D Allweln R lmhof A Scrottl E Hartman B Arnold B Rotllgaber Monslgnor Weaver C Horney T Eggert M Levengood M Longenecker P Wentzel M Fisher H Levengood Row 3 E Anderson A Faster S Sant A Rerlly L Steckbeck V Renuk J Renlk A Quarry C Barry C Kipp F Henry, W Lear Long hours of practice under Mr Donald Trostle s baton have made Lebanon Catholic Band the pnde of us all u . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . , . . OUR L BUNCH OQM . If If is U 5 a , . 'wa 'Y d YS Sunnycg, bs! si e A lf, 'Q Yr- ,J S-v , 'TY F f 5 9 pause 3 rn W . M ' 5 X Come W, c,Gove Ike! . 1 Mr 5,910 do-fs occvlp rs. Kern, M dess clionf' 15, Ru eri'3 n the X M e giov 5, C01 1 Wgpskde Aeqeoif . Hea Y a pPef' lies are me rule Best fi 74 2 liek t t f 1 because Lebanon Catholic High School offers varied extra-cur- ricular activities. We have an athletic program which includes for boys-football, basketball, baseball, wrestling, and boxing, and for the girls, basketball. Be- sides conducting a complete pro- gram of sports, the school spon- sors a social club to which all students are invited one evening a week under the supervision of Mr. Edward Sheehy, faculty ad- viser. The social event of the year is the Junior Prom which is held in April in our gymnasium trans- formed into a beautiful dance hall by the Junior Decorating Com- mittee. ln season, skating parties are conducted by different groups. We subscribe to the maxim All work and no play makes .lack a dull boy. , v 0,452,- .1rU. QR I 0 A 'z ,- ,. tr. MEET OUR FOOTBALL TEAM 1-v Our team at camp 9 fbi, Q gllfpf- -unarun-v'---w--' W-' E. Massar, S. Draliovsky, F. Hesse, C. Minerick, F. Fox, J. Arnold, D. Fitzgibbons, J. Grill, R. Smith, J. Kimmel, L. Mitchell E. Patton, R. Luciotti, N. Fick, C. Deck, J. Horn, J. Ernswiler, J. Millacci, N. Strungarity, N. Leno W. Brestovansky, V. Peracchia, G. Bertoli, R. Serba, D. Allwein, G. Gress, L. Rudegeair, J. Arnold, G. Arnold, E. Hartman Coach Palkovic, A. Steckbeck, F. McDonald, J. Fick, Monsignor Weaver, E. Anderson, T. Swoyer, E. Shott, W. Martel, Coach Sheehy X , . A faithful Beaver supporter 02? ' ' .. SBA N4 1 I, J NC A t A 1 Q B Wasilew ,f: ski, Ed Sheehy, Sieve Palkovrc f rv! X10 Everything Ready! xv -A MEET OUR Opening night speed Six more points Down but not out MARYSVILLE Revealing a host of speedy backs who operated with precision behind a hard charging line the Beavers opened the season with a crushing 38 0 victory over the Marysville Wildcats at the Leba non Hugh Stadium The visiting Wildcats who were out of shape didnt belong on the same field with the Beavers who were able to score almost at will The Beavers hit paydirt twice in each of the first two quarters and with the benchwarmers in most of the sec ond half managed to push across two more T D s across the land of goal The first score was made on a line buck by Charlie Minnerick and was quickly followed up with a touchdown pass from Drahovsky to Fitzgib bons The ensuing scores were made on runs by Drahovsky Kimmel Hesse and Deck in that order The win was the first the Beavers ever recorded in the season s opener and also marked the success ful debut of Ed Sheehy as head football coach at Lebanon Catholic SHENANDOAH The Beavers recorded their second win of the new campaign with a 7-0 score over the Mighty Atoms of Shenandoah. The Beavers and the Atoms fought through three scoreless periods with Lebanon threatening twice one time in the first period and again in the second. The first drive fiuled out on the Atoms twenty. A goal line fumble thwarted Lebanon's second drive. Fred Fox teamed up with Minnerick and Drahov- sky in a 9l yard touchdown drive which was cul- minated when Minnerick bucked across. Fox rushed over for the extra point. The Beavers quest for a fourth straight win READING CENTRAL The margin of an extra point gave the Beavers an upset victory over Reading Central Catholic on the Lawrenceville field. The score was 7-6. Lebanon drove 97 yards in the second period for their lone score, a short sweep by Joe Kimmel with Minnerick rushing across for the all important extra point. ln that drive Drahovsky and Minnerick did most of the ground gainingj a Hesse aerial to Arnold was good for 35 yards. The Cardinals scored in the third period and the attempt for the extra point failed when guard Ed Mossar broke through the line to block the kick. NORRISTOWN ended in failure when they lost to St Patrick s by a 9 6 score on the Bridgeport High School field The Beavers heavy favorites to defeat St Pats were slow in getting started and were set back l4 times by penalties which halted the local offense when it started to click Following a scoreless first half the hometeam hit paydrrt in the 3rd period when Cooley picked up a Beaver fumble ond raced 60 yards for o six pointer Powell added the extra point to make the score 7 0 Midway in the fourth period the Beavers got a drive started that covered 70 yards and ended with a short pass from Drahovky to Arnold scoring for Lebanon Drahovsky and Kimmel did most of the ground gaining for Lebanon while Fred Fox and Jonathan Arnold were standouts on defense The loss of Nick Fick and Dave Frtzgrbbons via the inlury route seriously hampered the local s offense He's oll Les Mitchell Chunky with the ball N 5 You Kimmel around end , . . , . . . , - 1 1 - . 1 1 .. , , Leg gf: . --at 'lin vial' I kc ' 9 A X Ngo --.' ' ' YORK With Charlie Minnerick scoring two touchdowns in the second half, a fighting Lebanon Catholic eleven came from behind to beat York Catholic l9-l3 in an exciting and well played contest in the Lebanon High Stadium. With the score tied at I3-l3 the Beavers gambled for a win. J. Arnold who handles the punting chores for the locals, faked a punt and tore around left end for 30 yards and a first down on the York thirty. A circus catch by Spider Fitzgibbons placed the ball inside the Irish twenty. Charlie Minnerick scored the final touchdown and suffered a sprained leg doing it. This ended the scoring for both teams. LANCASTER An outweighed and outplayed Lebanon eleven bowed to a strong Lancaster Catholic team on the Rossmere field in Lancaster. This was the first time in three years the Beavers failed to score. The big Crusader line completely stalled the local offense. While the Beavers were bottled up and unable to make any headway, the Crusaders navigated by Dick Fencil found smooth sailing, especially in the first half when three touchdowns were scored. Lebanon played its best ball in the third period when they held the Crusaders scoreless and limited them to two first downs. PHILLIPSBURG Choo-Choo Minnerick powered his way to two touchdowns as an injury-riddled Lebanon Catholic eleven scored a comparatively easy l2-0 win over the Terriers. Charlie's first six-pointer came in the second quarter following a Terrier fumble recov- ered by Fred Hesse. Two cracks at the line were all Minnerick needed. Coach Sheehy's proteges completely muzzled the Terriers, allowing them only one first down all night. A key play for the Beavers in the second peri- od drive was a fake punt by Arnold which was good for 23 yards. The triumph was the fifth in seven starts for the Beavers. MT. CARMEL The Beavers failed to show the form that marked early season wins, and suffered their worst defeat in history bowing to Mt. Carmel Catholic 34-6 at Mt. Carmel. Aside from the opening period when they scored their only touchdown the Beavers threatened only once. ln the third period with Minnerich carrying the ball on nearly every ploy, Lebanon penetrated to the Rams' 2l yard line where they bogged down. Six Catholic High Seniors closed their high school football careers including Dave Fitzgibbons and .lonathan Arnold the co-captains, and Cyril Deck, Nick Fick, Les Mitchell, and Nick Leno. POTTSVILLE With a pass interception setting up one score and a 65 yard run with a fumble scoring another, Lebanon Catholic won its sixth game of the season on the frozen turf of the Lebanon High Stadium. A sparse crowd of less than a thousand braved Cold weather and biting wind to see the Beavers continue their mastery over the Fighting Irish from the coal hills. The two teams have met three times with the Beavers coming out on the long end of the score each time. Cyril Deck scored the first touchdown on a tricky double reverse. That 6-0 edge held until the fourth quarter when Nick Stangarity scooped up a P. V. fumble and raced 65 yards for the score. The high- light of the game came late in the fourth quarter when the ever alert Les Mitchell picked off a pass and behind terrific blocking moved the ball 75 yards before he was hauled down from behind. A pile-up -f--A ,flies -Q--+11-. ,J ' 5 Q. ii ll: Congratulations! From bottom F Fox D Futzgubbons D Goble G Horn J Kummel W Brestovansky E Ruchards S Drahovsky C Deck BASKETBALL Havung what was perhaps the best season un the hustory of LC H S the Beavers of l95l 52 closed the season wuth a log of I8 games won and 6 that they couldnt fund The layvees had an udentucal record The record books show that the Beavers played 750 ball for the season Thus achuevement was made possuble by the fact that there was not one standout star on the team but there were fuve of them The scorung parade was led by lanky Dave Futzgubbons wuth 225 pounts closely followed by bug Fred Fox wuth 200 counters Other players who passed the century mark were Joe Kummel Bull Brestovansky and Stevue Drahovsky The Beavers worked feverushly and luvung up to theur name they buult a solud dam wuth eught quuck non league vuctorues over the followung teams St Katherunes fWaynel Cornwall Lower Paxton Cornwall fagaunj Lower Paxton Cagaunl St Francus Prep Readung Catholuc and the Alumnu These eught wuns caused theur dam to overflow lt broke when the Beavers farfeuted to Pottsvulle Catholuc Thus loss was followed by a CPCL loss to York Cath resoundung 62 37 wun over the Crusaders from Lan caster Thus repaur lab however was only momen tary as the Beavers next lost to Harrusburg Cotho luc The furst half ended as the Beavers began fund ung the range agaun wuth a paur of CPCL wuns over Delone and Mt Carmel respectuvely ln theur annual game wuth the Lebanon Cedars the Beavers were soundly trounced 6l 37 In the second half of the season the Beavers scored league wuns over Delone Harrusburg and Mt Carmel they lost to York Catholuc and Lancas ter Catholuc The hughlught of the season was an upset vuctory over Readung Central Catholuc The Beavers funushed the season un second place un the CPCL wuth an aggregate record of 6 wuns and 4 losses All un all ut was a very happy season for Coach Ed Sheehy and hus cohorts . . . ., ' I ' ' ' ' , , . , , - y I . . , , . , , - ., , . olic. The damage was momentarily repaired with a - D l A u 1 ' I . , , , . 5 ' . l ,- i , 1 NA Coach and Starting Five Gsoxv- BASKETBALL - 1951 - 195 095 6f L Varsity 69095 320 X xo 696 QS Lcus ovvonsnr X666 X997 59 22 Cornwall L09 VJ 7l 45 sf. Katherine oo 50390 44 34 Lower Paxton get 63 44 Cornwall 49 48 Lower Paxton 79 40 St. Francis Prep. 94 45 Reading Catholic 56 46 Alumni Offorteitl 2 Pottsville Catholic 4l 53 York Catholic 62 37 Lancaster Catholic 33 53 Harrisburg Catholic 62 44 Delone 84 45 Mt. Carmel 50 44 St. Francis Prep, 43 64 Lebanon High 61 35 Reading Catholic 48 30 St. Katherine 37 38 York Catholic 61 63 Lancaster Catholic 54 46 Harrisburg Catholic 52 49 Delone 57 Sl Reading Central Catholic 75 33 Mt. Carmel Won I8 Lost 6 2 GAME LCHS OPPONENT GAME 41 16 55 29 48 21 51 Z8 57 55 53 20 55 42 54 47 50 37 71 46 41 27 36 49 36 37 49 20 57 JI 37 61 57 40 53 Z7 56 53 31 35 38 53 36 42 48 47 53 Z8 Won ll Lost 6 Cornwall St. Katharine Lower Paxton Comwall Lover Paxton St. Francis Prep. loading Catholic Hi'Y Pottsvillo Catholic York Catholic Lancaster Catholic Harrisburg Catholic Delano Mt, Camel St. Francis Prep. Lebanon High loading Catholic St. Katharine York Catholic Lancaster Catholic Harrisburg Catholic Delano Reading Central Mt. Camel Gable elected the most outstanding in the second half of our season Fox in Action against Reading Central Catholic Elected the most outstanding player in the first half of our season it G Bertoll F Hesse E Patton R Lucloth J Emswller T Sullnvun V Peracchua J Mnlluccu T Watson H Levengood E Mattuolu G Gress Coach Palkovnc L Rudegealr 'N NYY OUR J .V. TEAM The vnsnhng team IS cnlcr tanned after the game n Lebanon Catholncs new cafetena BASEBALL TEAM X WA ol? S Drnhovsky N Leno J Arnold T Swoyer W Brandt G Horn D Frtzgrbbons F Fox C Deck J Horn J Kimmel 841,14 F Hesse H Levengood T Sullivan Couch Pnlkovrc M Kersch G Bertola D Allwern F McDonald E Anderson I Sc E G Gress W Guyer R Serbo V Perucchua E Matholu Coach Klrkessner S Shark I 95 D lf! .3 ffl S ,A I x , I ' fr,l X X I -1 d al ff' 13 YIXS, on All ,som Ilhps ik. lj Xlf ll lf Ushh lv, I lpn! W iw--wa www vs-,N,,g ,i'w.?, Kiwi swim' 'QIQ' 9... ,Essex A word to the Seniors by Monsignor Weav 1,1 A ' 1 lpn, 8 f Y . 5 ' K it 51, , 'fm +I L V U I x , 'V 1' , . X f 5 ' A A 1 ,' . . XXW 1 ,J A or . . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . . . . .IM . . . .... . A 1 I Z I I ., I . , 'I . ,- I, , . I, . . 1 1 1 Illini IX +I, f '06, 2 e .1 ' I 7 lnhvp 10,1 ,ll 1,01 fy f.0,,b ' lg Y 'x I-I, ,ZR Rfornw lg-Yllffmll K If ll 'fl D5 I ea I I lm VU ff' U JN M6 nk, P -A I ' A11 G' 0 sv O, - Q 'y I ox-9 ' F lf- - f K R. 1 I .fl lk ranpls A i 2 'ZH . , in f-aq,lha,,ClG 1 2 3 ' Q F ' ' A' N I- . Q Q A C U Q - C K ., slv iq: 9 ik x 166 ogg . LII, ,,,,,-. ,, .. K . K Q ' A A 6 '-- f ' , . A ,, Ill E-f-dw F' S ' A A 1 Q v F A-. -, W1 gs- ' K 4. X' is K A ,.f ,..' , -..J . X I , 5 ' .Q M FT f . I g A sY 'L.,,fT.,g +A, 1 P' i . N -- 'N . k y ya N Y . p D u :SWT dbx P . Ax' F X , . -fix L , Y fi xv M .. Ag I ff jf K N . ,K Q r A . X A .. 11 i P . 5, 44.s'A.... 1 ' X A good bun! may mean a run . S 4 A W -N X 3 Q MJ X I Q Q my L. ax -3- W Law Q ' x'5ca 4 Batter up ,av . ..,XQni,,,,5.-in gs, Wu . A an 5 nik uk' te on au, sw- f L uf' S0 n Q T, rx k -as 6 -if A Q - 4- .a3a. ' , ., A- A - Q 5 ' A A 0 , 'L Ayr M ,, ..- y-NK. 0 --5' .Q -A .4 T A gf' '30 L' .. fig, 'QL-in :Z ,.. i Q.. -cf 1' . - - tv vii- -..- 5' .9 '- --ea, Wu' 1735,-,' 1, 'TSS-'ff . - ' ' -g,. . ... h 11-.gy-vw P 'rf' , ' 9-.Y .. A, . 'J -:'m.f-'yrs' ' an , 1 mfv- -5 .f:,'TA Mggadisartgg.. .fl i s ' Wrestling D Allwem J Ceresrnr F McDonald F Hesse L Rudegearr W Hesse M Bruder P Barry Nlwem we prep W Martel S Palkovrc h qrlng 'or t e match .l Ceresnu Und D Lebanon Catholrc was Introduced to o new sport thus year that of wrestlrng Although no schedule was attempted the Beavers were represented ot Mrllersvrlle State Teachers College lnvrtatron Tourna ment at which they made a good showrng Coach Steve Palkovrc was m charge of molding the new sport at Lebanon Catholrc N ' 1 - 1 I 1 - 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- 1- ,. ,. ,. 1 r K I V,, ..,.-g A-' Q- fax 'Q ag' Q 3' V S,'r, f '9- Q . 'Q V55 .Q S Y? and fi ex, !-i 3 if M- , Q -155 5 Q GIRLS' BASKETBALL - Y ' I . 'ij' ,gl 'ik' A ,fx 11' . ,wa I l s K ,usp 'i pt'i9ll Lebanon ul! JVZK Q swf Af s on 2 bolt f -,l M. Gaidos, G. Klespis, J. Paine, H. Loehle, M. Arnold, G. Bentz, C. Emig, P. Tobias, F. Bahsteter, A. Fancovic, G. Shirato, E. Eisenhauer, K. Maurer, C. Croce The 1951-1952 girls' basketball season to the onlooker might be classed as a rather unsatisfac- tory one. However, the development of our sports- manship and our enjoyment of the game compen- sated for our team's lack of victories. Here's hoping that next year's basketball team will show the same good spirit along with more victories! Now Let's Cheer our Cheerleaders! M Maurer J Frczuer B Klrkessner R Faust H Loehle P Lrttle M Kutchever J Checker M Folmer G Horn M Arnold C Emlg L Brunelh They cheered us on to wctory too Best Vqviy P 'ff s ,-40 ' f i'Lii'ff on 1 because Lebanon Catholic High School has a student body that is hard to beat. Most of our students come from St. Mary's Grade School but we have groups that come from SS. Cyril and Meth- odius' and from St. Gertrude's in Lebanon, and from St. Joan of Arc, Hershey, St. Paul's, Annville, and Sacred Heart, Cornwall. Com- ing from different areas, the stu- dents bring together a variety of interests in their school contacts. Our students take their share of prizes in all contests in scholastic achievement that are offered locally and state-wide. v 4 A 1 ', 'Q Q. 'N X ,'x .4 - - ws, Freshmen Rowl S Srmpson J Holden M .l Tacca 2 R M Stefanrch S Payne D Troy C Lengle G Arnold F Mrller E Ruff .l Rothgaber Row3 W Hesse G Arnold G Bertolr R Ogurcak C Arnold F Shckler i?l Rowl C Martel K Shrrato F Arnold A Zwerer C lll E Derfz Row2 P Croce C Morrissey P McDonald .l Parsons .l Frazrer A Belcher P Drtzler M DeSantrs Row 3 .l Bresfovanslcy F Mattrolr F Hartman C Fisher V Hanner A Spring born W Arnold A Carberry l Mrller C Remlrnger Row Freshmen Row I M Rudegealr S Krumbeck P Deufel E Hartman E Arnold M A Nemec Row 2 J Prchmr R M lmhof P Heverlmg C Miller P Lakafosh A Reilly M Gable H Arnold D Pagano Row 3 T Uflner S Shfrk W Fltzgrbbons W Guyer V Peracchra E Shot! F Loehle Rowl K Beam P Wentzel J Wemch E OLeary .I Troy B Erwin Row 2 P Horn M Connor A Foster M Arnold .l Agresta B DeSanhs S Krmmel V Krieger M Bahsteter Row3 W Wolukrs T Fisher D Santarelll S Capltanl P Krelder S Ogurcak R Pavone R DeAngelrs Pi Sophomores Row I J Morrissey R M Faust M J Cmcel C Rudegealr J Frazier K Kelm Row 2 J Karmch I Rudegealr J A Andreonr D Non .I Mlhallk P Troam Row 3 D Schlegel F Bonenberger J Emswller D Allwem .I Ceresml Row I B Klrkessner M Maurer M Folmer P Cupello E Marko E Eckenroth Row 2: J. Butz, J. Bostic, T. Nash, M. A Ginnetto, F. Kreiser, T. Sullivan, J. Butz Row 3: C, Bender, L. Rudegeair, T. Boyer A. Steckbeck, G. Gress. Sophomores Rowl M Payne K Putt E Zaccagnlnl R Tushup M J Sturges P Hollinger Row 2 A Thompson M Scanlm A Simpson F Callen P Tatar Row 3 D Allwern .l Kury E Patton E Massar F Anderson J Checket P Simpson .l Reinhard Row 2 J Fisher S DeAngelo E Elsenhauer L Nepl W Martel Row3 M Horn E frsenhauer F McDonald R Butz Row I: D. Brunelli, C. Grill, M. Kutchever, J umors Rowl E Splsak A DeSantrs M Tobias D Waldenberger A Gomola M Thomp son Row2 .l Arnold .l Martel B Kimmel B Uffner E Shay Row 3 A Krerder P Little L Mitchell G Cazakoglu D uarry S Sanders K? Whrte E Mohl O .. ,. ,. , . ,. ,. - . .. ,. ,. . ,.. ., , ,V ,. , Q ,- . R .. ,, ,. . ,. ,. . , . . ,. ,. ,. .. ,. . ,- ,- ,- owl F Beam R McClain H Hartman P Allwem M Arnold M Grevsh Row 2 S Hoke A OLeary L Brunellr J Miller M J Chanowltz A Shounder Row 3 D Lerss B Bruder J Kovach G Sholly L Juniors Rowl H Krerder J Egger! G Foster S Leedy M Aulenbach C Sullivan Row 2 J Arnold R Keeler A Fancovrc G Hom D Lawson W Ealy Row 3 J Arnold .l Frck W Brandt T Zweler P Brudef T Keeler Mrllaccr R Werth R Smith Row 2 T Watson .l Onofrey E Arnold C Emrg C Mlnerrck R Luclotfl Row3 .l Kimmel W Brestovansky F Fox F Hesse 1 . , . I , I I ' I - I . . , . I , ' I I I I , . . I . I . 1 - , . V I , I Row I: R. Serba, S. Drahovsky, .l. Horn, .l. ' ', . , . 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MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION Youth Club I, 2, 1, 45 Civics Club 25 Gln Club 1, 35 Dramatic! Club 45 Sooolity J, 45 led Cross l, 1, 1, 4 345455 MARIAN LOUISE ARNOLD JI Eos! Locust Street ST, MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Vorxity Cheer-lender J, 45 Youth Club l, Z, J, 45 Civiu Club 1 ICorresoondirrg Secretoryli Glee Club l, 45 Drornot- ic! Club 45 Prom Refreshment Comnlittee5 Sodolity l, 1, !, 45 Red Cross l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Ploy Shirley Wentworth rlfake me more and more Thy own MARY ANN ARNOLD RD No 2 Annvllle ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION lualmetball I Youth Club I 2 3 4 Clvles Club Z Glee Club 4 Dramatic: Club 4 Sodullty 4 Red Cross I 2 3 4 Prom Refresh ment Committee tlve 4 FLORENCE CHRISTINE BAHSTETER GENEVIEVE ELIZABETH BAHSTETER 101 Lehman Sn-nr Mum Street Quentm ST GEITKUDI SACRED HEART lnllretbcll 3, 4 Youth Club I 1 3 4 Clvlex Club 2 Glee Club l, Glee Club 1 4 Dramutlcs Club 4 Sodulrty I 1, 3, 4, Red Cross 2 4, Drumntlex Club 4 Ureuwrerb led Cum l, 2, J 4, Sen Ju J, I 2 3 4 Prom Cumnuttee Typing Class Treasurer 4 ga It We mix .1 MARY ELIZABETH ARNOLD RITA JEAN ARNOLD 930 w'I ' Shu' 7Il Guilford Street ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION sr MARY or THE Assumrruou Youth Club I 1 3 4 Clvles Club 2 Dwmuflrl Club 4 Svdvllfv I vourh Club 1 1 3 4 cmu Club 1 nmmurlu Club I A sodullry 1 1 4 Red Crassl 2 3 4 Sen Ju Stull 4 Magazine Representu 4 R, C ,sl 'Teach me, ford, humbly to serve 'Thee t ff r . , - I I ' I3 4 I 7 .ii -. f -A , 42 . -5 .1 5 -H , : 4 m., .el ,,i,,gM ,-gLgE.,. ' E Q5 A A W tif ! ' 1 . , . : : : , . . : ' ' 1 I 2 . , , , , ' ' 5 , , I : : ,..: - ,.,: - 2 - l,z,3,, 4,0 ,1,J,4 GLORIA ANN BENTZ J lust Weudrrwn Street ST GERTIUDE lallutbull l 2 J I Cuvrex Club 1 Nun Prurdentl Gln Club I 4 So ulrtyl 2 3 4 Red Croul 1 3 4 Senior Play uhm F er the days 0 youth have own MARY GRACE CROCE Mont and Srnrth Avenues ST MARY OF YME ASSUMPTION Basketball 2 3 Youth Club Z 3 4 Glee Club 4 Prom Fmoncung Commrttee Drarnutres Club 4 Sodalsty 1 3 A MARGARET MARY GAIDOS 00 North Srxth Avenue ST GERTRUDE Basketball 1 4 Untrurnural Captain 0 Youth Club I 1 3 4 Crvru Club Z Glee Club 1 Dtumutru Club I 4 Red Creu I 2 3 4 Sodslrtyl 1 J 4 Sensor Play Mrs Wood Prom Typrng Com MIN!! JOAN ROSE GRISTICK CATHERINE JEAN HARTER l1l9 Wrllovr Street H4 North Tenth Street ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION SY MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION Busketbqll I 2 3 4 hum Club I 1 3 4 Cmg, Club 1 gym, Cheer leader 3 4 Youth Club l 1 3 A Crvrcx Club 2 Glee Club President? Glee Club I 3 4 Dmmuhct Club 4 Sodullfy I 1 J l Z 4 Drumillti Cltlh 4 Red Cross I 1 3 4 Senior Play Penny , Sen Ju Stall Prom Decorating Committee Ill d' Z : J ' 'I ' pli' fl! ,, P l I -: I -1 I ' :,:uI ' I fl 1 PHILOMENA ROSE HOLDEN MARY LOUISE HOODAC 507 West Chocolate Avenue Hershey 501 Conal Street ST JOAN OF ARC ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION Sodalrly l s Basketball 2 3 Cheerleader 3, Youth Club l 1 3 Clvlcs Club Z Glen: Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 4 Sodallty l Z 3 4 Red Cross l Z While lbe days of youth are passing 3 4 Semor Play Mnlly Lou , Prom Decoratnng Committee Magazine Dnve Representative 3 ,v all Nb! MARGARET MARY HORN 443 North Thlrd Avenue ST GERTRUDE uth Club l 2 3 Clues Club 2 Glee Club Z 3 4 Drama Club 4 Red Cross l 2 J 4 Senior Play Mllly Lou Prom Deccrat mg Committee Sodallty l Z 3 4 CHRISTINE ELIZABETH KELLER GERTRUDE ALOYSIA KLESPIS Route 10 and Hull Sing! 433 East Guilford Street ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION ST GERTRUDE Clylcs Club 2 Glee Club 4 Dramatlcs Club 4, Red Cross I 1 1 4 Basketball l 1 3 4 llntramural Captain 31 Youth Club I 2 3 4 Clvlcs Club Z Dramatlcs Club 4 Geeretaryl Sodallty l 1 3 4 Red Cross I 2 3 4 Senior Play Shirley Wentworth Pram Typing Committee . In fx - V -I I ff mu ' H V+.. , L x V 5 i , , . Y ' -- AG' . :nbia - ' ,1,3,4plledCros 1,z,s,4 .p I- ' y : Yo ,,, , ,,, ne, ANNE CATHERINE LAYCOCK 413 lust Weidman Stree! HELEN MARIE LOEHLE 939 Cumberland Street Basketball V J 4 Cmu Club 1 2 3 Senior Play Cornmrltee Prom Refreshment Commlttee Basketball l 1 J A llntrurnurul Cuptaun Sl Youth Club I 2 3 4 lCo Premlent 47 Cheer lender 3 4 U V Cuptam 3 4l Clues Club Z Sergeant at Armsl Glee Club l 1 3 4 Drurnntucs Club I Red Cross! 4 Sodulltyl 1 3 4 Senior Play Julle Pram Financing Committee MARY JANE MOORE NANCY LOUISE MOYER SBI North Eighth Street 1116 Wlllov Street ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION Youth Club I, 1, Clvlex Club 1, Sodellty l 1 J 4 Red Crass I, 1, luxketboll I 1, Youth Club I 1 J Crvrex Club 1 Glee Club 4 3 4, Dramatic: Club I, 4, Glee Club 4 Drurnatnn Club 4, Soctulrty I Z J 4, Red Cum l 1 J 4 Prom lelrexhment Committee KATHRYN ANN MAURER 410 Ent Lehman Street lqsketbulll 1 3 4 Youth Clubl I J 4 Clvln Club 2 llreel detltl Glee Club 1 4 Drarnetiel Club I 4 lheuderrt 0 Red Croll I 1 J 4 Sensor Play Penny Co Idntor at Splren Edrtor l Sen !u Prom Typlng Committee hterlllnn Mugulne leprelentu tlve Sodelltyl Z l 4 Ie! 'Thy lxgbt my guidance be i f , I' f I ' I 1 S, 5 A J Q R. li X..' il I X I - ., .. jwlfh A ST. GERTRUDE ST. MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION ST, GEITIUDE l,Z,J,4goulllCIubl,2,,g :Glu ' : ..,: - Club , . 4: ' ' 1 ' - 5 - , - - ' . 5 ' : . : . ' 5 ..5 Q: . .. ..,..:-D , i . , . i i - 5 ' ' 5 ' - 1 ' . . . JOAN LARUE NOVOTNY JANET AGNES PAINE SHIRLEY JEAN RUDEGEAIR Ill North Tenth Street 748 Mlltlm Street l0l7 Poplar Street ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION IUININJJ J 'WH' Club J GJ!! Club 1 D 0 'U C! CNR J 4 lfllklfbilll 1 3 4 ICUPNIII 0 Youth Clubl 1 J 4 Cnvlcs Club losketboll 2 Youth Clubl Z J 4 Clvlex Club 1 Glee Club Z 4 Sodollty 4 Red Croix 4 2 Glee Club Z 4 Dromotlcs Clubl Sodoluty I Z J 4 Red Crou Drometucs Club 2 4 Sodolntyl 1 3 4 MARY FRANCES SERBA IM North Enghth Street ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION Youth Club I 1 J 4 Clues Club 1 Glee Club 3 4 Dramutlcs Clubl SodolAtyl1!4RdCosI FRONA LUCILLE SHAY 305 South Tturd Street ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION Iosketboll I Cheer leader 2 3 4 Youth Club I Clues Club 1 l5eeretaryI Drornotlcs Club 4 1Vl:e Preudentl Sodohty I 2 3 4 Red Cross I 1 3 4 Prom Decorotmg Committee Sensor Close See retlry Hold my bear! u :ibm 'Thy keepmg 1 1 : ' ,J ,,. 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Glee Club 1 4 Red Croul 2 J 4 Sodnlllyl 2 J 4 Senior Play Elhe Prom Financing Committee ,, I .1 1 1 1 1 ,. 1 1 1 11 1 - 1 1 1 .. .1 I ,1 11. 1 Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory . . . a .xl x A K Y if X Kg. f I 1 Tbyulll I1 Inrl IJ the tm L I J n 1 J xml IL pl :lj ur p R11 :rl Ill e T e e T e e e e T e T e T e T e e T e and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PATRONS Most Reverend George L Leech D D J C D LL D Right Reverend Monsignor Paul D Weaver V F Reverend Robert J Maher Reverend Robert C Grlbbln Reverend Matthias E Sledleclu Reverend Wllllam A Boyle Reverend Paul E Adour Reverend Joseph S Hager Reverend Ambrose P Hayden Reverend Francis J Heltshe Reverend Anthony J Mayan Reverend Boleslaus O Stanklewlcz Reverend Anthony E Burakowslu Michael Boger Patrick Frank Nat R Howard Sterlmg H Klenser Harold A Krohn Charles Luzm G Hobart Llght John F Loehle and Mrs Horace Means and Mrs Henry T Sllberman Knights of Columbus Councll No 2870 Lebanon Catholic Hugh School Athletic Assoclatlon Lebanon Cathollc Hugh School Alumm Assocnatlon National Council of Catholic Women Saint Mary s Holy Name Society Samt Mary s Sodallty Catholic War Veterans Women s Auxrlnary of Cathollc War Veterans PC B L Assumption Councnl No 7 P C B L Father Kuhlman Council No 4 T e Sensors T e Sensors e Jumors T e Jumors of 106 of 107 of 100 of 108 T e Sophomores of 105 e Sophomores of 109 T e Freshmen of 103 The Freshmen of 104 Automahc Nut Co lnc Brandywme lron and Metal Co Baum s Sporhng Goods Annvulle Shoulder Strap Bermg Self Service The Beautlful Green Terrace J H Grelner and Co A Gross Candle Co Robert M Krlmoyer Plumbing Heating Lebanon Steam Company Royal Umform Company Weiss Bros Th . , . ., h ' ' . 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