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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1953 volume:

aa. ' als M ,f V , - f Y . .4 I , A A .,., AW , Qi .4 JI if wb TIIE SPIRIL5 1997 xrdul thg rxtm UI Oztfoxa m muxl surxcx umdmtmd lux thc Cut 101 1001 Pr: sx UK ufnm thi N1 mlm uursltx folly fn cu IILIISIH X11 xx Ill Lu XXISLOIISIH xx lrclecl Izrsf P11111 IOIIP rrhnvf m 0 1 ull umtut umdllcted hx IM Pum J Lama School Prz ss LSSOLICIUUII :Xwa ' 3 1 ' Q f , I Iv ' the am 1 5 - ' 1 ' - , 1 l'C Sc-I ' ' Aw 'i ' nt' - , Q itte' U1 ' 1' f -g' of I 11' . , . A1 'L - A '1 . ' N' th, ann Q ' ' - - A 1 ' ,sl I- THE SEHIUHS HF LEBHHHH CHTHHHC HIGH SCHHUL LEBHHUH PEHHSHLVHHIH Pardon Our Pride UJE HBE PROUD UF ' 'na-,pf . ,lf A U . . 4375 ,cus JUR QLNHNUISTKATION JURQQ LASTIC oppokruumes Jukg -KA-CURRICULAR Acnvmes JUR soov JUR fbALQlM'NI r-wp- - BQ ' 1 4-W in wi, 1. Q '4lM5 xx fi gg ,Um 1 :Q 1 fl' 1 T 3 I N I 0 n T? S , I li I 5' , 11 Y'-5 ,- tr., QD ig 5' We Are Dr uc! of CUP LEBANGN Lebanon is a community of 31,000, which is living, growing, and serving human needs. It is a town set in the midst of prosperous farms. Through it run the main-line tracks of the Reading Railroad and the Cornwall Railroad. Through it also courses much-traveled U.S. highway 422. A motorist driving down this highway would have to pay at- tention to Lebanon on his way through. It is not just another town to slow down for, as you can see from the views we have selected. , 1' E, I as . 5-2.1-'ff ,.,w-Y., 2- ' - K N. Eighth and Cumberland I , if if-3 ., , I ' Comwall Mines-the oldest iron-ore mine in the country Lebanon Post Oflice Lebanon Valley College of basketball fame -S Oldest tunnel in the United States Millard's Lime Works Nj '!!'.,'9s-L l Atv.-5 ,lg -vi Typical well-kept farm v- 4 I ' i l . -A fbfk'-Y Our own Assumption Hill sl . Ab '-B I I Entrance to Comwall F umace We Are Droud f Cbur CATHCDLIC , ' I I f y + , 1 1 .r- vi- in-,Q 7 , We begin school 5fV,',jg U v :gt ' I o , with Solemn High 1 ' 5 ' ' '1 I si gl it f Mass in honor of , 7 fx ' QW 2' + -iv- the Holy Ghost. '11, ll yn. , , '38 Y 1 - I 'Q .4 J ry . 1 f I 1 Q 5 fl' V V I? ' 'J' Wm Monsignor speaks to student body and stresses the words- Put first things first-to know Gocl and Jesus Christ Whom He has sent. Now this is eternal life. rf ' asf: , ' N' ,- ,: 3 X fs .f I rs ,rw uhm,-W1 f '-'B -1 XVe are ready for another scholastic year because we hive lust assisted 'it Holv Mass. In the foreground: C. Horn L Brunelll P Llttle XV Arnold C Arnold j. Coppenhaver, E. Stickler. PRINCIPLES Y w1'Oug:ht things are son More S Of',Ten'W dream i , 2 Qu , , V Q R. b PM 9 6 c 65 xo eo X 'lata make 21 me Scwo 6 RQ '9 . rid hxs W0 han 1 er f 'O fi, 5 L ' s , . k 1, K T Vfsafj K. v . . . 5 ' J' Q, ff ' .. fi 'W 1 ' ' M. ' .f'7 - 2 AK K' Q 5 ax Q . Q A 0 x . , ' 'V' A K . it 6. A r , x. 8' lfQ F 4 ,iw , W ',f,!Qg'3.. - J .' , gi, 2 iv , ' W W H.. ' r, - f ' W 4 .J N. X34-K! rw, vi ,Qu - gf? 1' ffif ' ' ' qi Ji -r ,A , 'Yi , ' i ' gk vigil? ig I Q 'if , K f .4-0' 4 A fx-Q' N -k ---4 1 .wb 5 Ml' V lwww RQPQ A 4 vu 'fr lima XVe remem f T ber the dead at Old Saint Mary's Cemeterv November '7 d C . I- -n . ross- bearer is Richard Smith. Ac -' ' - ' olytes .ire Robert Keefer .md john Onofrey. R 1. It is by giving that one receives .W x . V The students of Room 109 sort stamps for the missions. It lb bY self-forgettmg digit one lfinclsf Lebanon Catholic High School also gives financial aid to: St' 'anew S3181 THE BISHOPS, FUND M1ss1oNs The Petes and the Lauzons visit LCHS on Open House Sunday. f Open house is one of the many nice things instituted by Monsignorj RED Cnoss HEART FUND CANCER FUND W 1 The classroom is a workshop of Cod. Juniors offer their lesson A good Catholic, precisely because of his Catholic principles makes the het- ter citizen attached to his countrv and lovallv submissive to constituted 3 I 7 I I civil authority in every legitimate form of government. Pope Pius XI Room 105 salutes the Flag. Nearest the Flag is Sylvia Nagle, recently arrived from Germany. '-3. 2 e 9 F , x 1 . - 1 . J I l x l ' i J. in 1 , ,. -4 4, Q I. I We Are IDP uc! of Our HIGH Perf lst Row: M. Vernon, L. Rudegeair son, B. Rudegeair. 2nd Row nor, D. Santarelli, M. Arnold FIRST HONORS-a general average of 90 must be achieved with no mark below 85 in a major subject lst Row: D. Schlegel, A DcSantis, M. Thompson, M. Chanovitz. R. Smith, S. Drahovsky, G. Foster, F. Beam, B. Bruder, F. Mc- Donald. 2nd Row: R. De- Santis, M. Rahstetcr, R Imhof, P. XVcntzel, A Simpson, R. Tnshup, M1- halik, B. Kirkessner, l Frazier, A. Reillv. 3rd Row: B. Kildee, P.. Deufel T. Arnold, Nlason, .l Ccrstner, R. Dekngclis, S Capitani, D. Eisenhaucr. .I Reilly, P. Horn. NV. Fitzgib bons. 4th Row: F. Klinger P. Klespis. C. Kipp, ll Cunnan, R. Scanlin, A NVintt-rs, E. Allwcin, 'l .-Xgrcsta, P. lieu-rling, Nlichael, C. Simpson, ', Arnold, Xl. Lcvc-ngoocl. P SECOND HONORS-a general average of 85 must be achieved with no mark below 80 in a major subject S. Leedy, Onofrey, E. Ander- M. Rudegeair, E. Arnold, M. Cong 7 E. Hartman. 8rd Row: M. Kos- ter, R. Repino, Singer, S. Sheetz, 1. Lauzon, L. Steckbeck, N. Kirkess- ner. Sgnt e' Boa Real CIYNCQ Barb r . af F1 - foicesves II1Zr kessne, Col p aC1h r Bgnd 156E9t1g,?, Fsiyfigt 1' Mg! of what tg ans Rl. e S0113 to AI :, g 17 fs id 1159011 e' A1 6111- 641- P If E381 t of the, res- s the ITL 3 Wgrcgr ? ,,x C lesterdays best 18 not good enoufflz for today Ieft to nghti XV9lflCh S C1p1t1n1 F Loehle P Deufel E ZlCC'1gl'lll'll A SIFHPSOD D Smtlrellx XX XX Ollllx1S OSEPH Kox ACH Ex A NIOHL 17 xeus perfect attend lnce 17 xears perfect attend mee I' A 'Q A f 2' ' .-1 ff W wx fe , h Q W. 3 I4 1 3 A A 5 , '3 ' ,.e , .. I s . t x 5-Fla 4 X . Q .Q ' ,-.-- gm A f , , . l'. -1 n I b X. , 4, , H .2 . . .1 z , . ' I 2 I ,I ,A 5 I :.'z 2 2 L' x ' 1' YEAR BCJOK DATRON DRIVE REPRESENTATIVES X D fit lst Row: M. Thomp son, C. Sullivan, M S Tobias, Martel, E Mohl. 2nd Row Lengle F. McDon Row: E. Arno , I Arnold, B. Kirkessner J A H. Arnold, N. Kirkess . . os er, . Home . C67'Iiflfdf6 of Award flwafalfd Wmaf ymff 'P 1:J ,'5'lI7 .Wm mm, M M Offict 1. Zim! .Www iw Me yeaef 1.9 Q EQ!-L M QQ' N 2244 .ymula .M C6002 fed! Qdrecl Drahovsky, E. Ander- son, F. Loehle. 3rd ld ner. 4th Row: L Steckbeck, T. Arnold M I K t M I Y till mon Czthollc Hlgh School md Lebanon Hlgh School Cecllla Sulln an xx on first place IH essax con test on Hlre the Handlcapped a lN'1tlOI11l Asset Barbflrl Ixlrlxessner vson second pl lce 1nd ohn Onofrex honorable mentlon Agnes FQDCOXIC won th1rd PTIZC ln crtx sponsored contest on X OICG of Democracx ohn Onofrex vs on second place rn ess lx con test on Our Amerrc 1n Herlt ige sponsored bx thc Lebanon Countx COl1l1Cll of tht Arnu rcan Legxon an x Q . f I1 Q K A fbi 1 SJ' c s , 5 1m Phelan, coach of Dallas Texans, gives professional advrce to captfuns of Leb a ' ' z ' ' . .. . . , .L , R l ' . . z ' ' ' ' z 1 I , ' . J v , , ' - .1 1 V Q .. . 2 . 2 ,, v Z -'K 'lf 'Ji 'if s4 L gs lk 4 ?f1'2 ' ,fx 1 er , dll' Ziff 5 e 5 E WW wir 5 1 W1-1 M 4 :U , V -A - bv- 11, ,fur fi M E 4 i ' A s W-W fi ,0-Mffww 'ZW . A MM wi 'Ei 94 A ,, buildihq Catholic education possible. aff 3 9 . 1 i3 ' A E 38 ,V I gazed - and gazed - but little thought what wealth the show to me had brought! , as If ,ff ,Nb f ' 'mi N-.17 IRHTIUH Molders of our Ccsthollc Destmq His Ex: ELLENFY IN Tm- Mohr REX EREND GECDIICE L LEECH D D C D Bxshop of H3ll1Sbllfg RIGHT REVEREND NIONSIGNOR PAUL D WEAVER Rector, Lebanon Cdth0llC Hlgh School .gm xt 173. Y ' ,fx . In is ff ' Q l A 4 Q , A h x I, ' ,jill l kv ' ' vlx, -QQ PRIEST ra' l s :Y if' Hx' 4 Q I in ROOTER TEACHER FRIEIND Our Priests Aim to Follow the Motto of Blessed Plus X to restore all things to Christ We enjoy the benefits of your ex pert guidance as an educator ded REV ROBERT I MAHER Superintendent of Schools President of C E A P We are deeply indebted to you. No expression of which we are ca- pable could adequately state our appreciation- however from our hearts we say, Thank You! icated to the philosophy that edu cation with religion 1S the only way to shape ideal citizens of the future 405 REV. ROBERT C. GRIBBIN Principal of Lebanon Catholic High School Q A5gg'4fgf,p.,g: , tf'QgN'+,fQg . U ,+2 fw'1'f . w,Y A gi i ig- REV. FRANCIS H1-:LTSHE REV osEP1-I S. HACER n St. Gertrude's Parish S- AMBROSE P. HAYDE SS ind Methodius Parxsh Hfffffd Heart Parish N 1 4ll Qs... Rm. XIATTHIAS E. SIEDLECKI, j.C.L. REV B E , . ' OLES Rev. Xvtiiilzxfixs gzlriliu gt, Blgry 5 Pansh Sf- C6i?1Tdfg55STASK'Ex' '1CZ St. ' Pansh w. . 2 ,, . jp - ., . ,, , I- R - . AY. A St. joan of Arc Parisi? .l EV, .ANTHONY I v 7- if . C .P . U-JLELIY REV. LEONARD BART' , xy I Hogpitlll vii av We Are Proud f CUP FACULTY to am. Miss Valerie Marie Nichols College Misericordia, A.B. University of Pennsylvania, M.A. French, English Speech Mr. John Ciachero y Lebanon Valley College, B.S. T Director of Vocal Music l , . Director of L.C.H.S. Band Sister M. Paschaline, Vice Principal Sister Rlta Cathefme English, History Chestnut Hill College, A.B. Chestnut Hill College, AB- Villanova College, St. BOfl3.VentUl'e College, Mr Joseph M Religion, Chemistry Religion, History Col ate University A B German, Algebra Lltefatufe g , ' ' Sister Margaret Teresa Chestnut Hill College, A.B. Catholic University, M.A. Religion, Latin English Sister Regina Pacis Chestnut Hill College, A.B. Villanova College, M.A. Religion, English History Sister Miriam Loyola Chestnut Hill College, A.B. Villanova College, M.A. Religion, Shorthand Typewriting, Bookkeeping Sister Maria Trinita Chestnut Hill College, A.B Seton Hall University, M.A. Religion, Mathematics Latin Sister Irene Marie Chestnut Hill College, A.B. Catholic University, M.A. Religion, Physics English Iohn F. Loehle, M.D. L.C.H.S. Medical Director Miss Frona L. Shay School Secretary Boston University Law School, LL.B, Business Law Mrs. Allen Thompson Mansfield State Teachers' College, B.S. Scranton University Physical Education Health Mr. Edward Sheehy Bloomsburg State Teachers' College, B.S Director of Athletics, Biology. Physical Education Mr. Stephen Palkovic Millersville State Teachers' College, B.S Assistant Director of Athletics General Science, Algebra Physical Science Perfect schools are not so much good methods as good teachers, teachers who are thoroughly prepared and well grounded in the matter they have to teachg who pos- sess the intellectual and moral qualifications - qulred by thelr lmportant office who cherrsh a pure and holy love for the vouths confided to them because they love esus Chrxst and H15 Church .Pope Pzus XI Mlss Valerle Marle Nlchols Mr Edward Sheehy Mr Stephen Palkovlc Mr ohn Clachero Mrs Allen Thompson Mr joseph M H111 john F Loehle M D Mnss Frona L Shay re S , , l . 'f ' ' K . ,-1 rf, f k f. V ' K ' 98 'hy - , ' '-- 'fm ff , ' V' 1- 5- 1 -'iid K 5 y 0-N Y IWW j Q x. -V YZ? 2 ni. 3 Q , i' Ka RELIGION mcuq be in verq truth the foundation and crown of the lL'z'NN ID LW ,I Father Cribbin teaches senior reli- gion classes. Sophoxnores of Room 107 demonstrate vo- cations to their class. fLeft to rightj: G. Ar- nold, B. Kildee, D. Santarelli, M. Nemic Agresta, XV. Cuyer, E. Arnold, L. Cas- clotti, P. XVentzel, I Frazier. 2 qouth's entire training. Father Ben questions Carl Snyder-and gets the right answer. 'l., 0' QHXOY X n :CX kg X00 I . HX s 3Xo1X5 x5 ' T OYWUE' 'N Ok X Q X +5 ex L -54-:gg r+++ +1 1' 2' .v ' fT'T N1-I Rtf A scene that happens exery F1r5t Fr1d.1y .111 We celebrate 1 Seniors examine rare Cer- exblk B ' man Bible-Seated: C. Fos- , 'Buggy ni ter, M. Chanovitz, M. f- dvr INTW Thompson. Standing: . hd a,wH,,g,,g,,,,,H E G. Sholley, Onofrey, R. 2 1 hwmmhhhdt-N Smith, R. Keefer. 4 i by K 2 lnvenlorzf Printin . 1 sz 3 2... Hr' ' !I ' lb r . LQ Mg w.N E 'QQ' I W 1 - F31 46 ef. .3 3315 69:-2' ffm? l IPI , , figslvigfj' Q':,A V 3 . 'F' 5-'Tr' .,34 N p-I- A- 1. Q , , ,AV A A ' ' Q 2.5 - N-fwfrx , XJ A- 4 ,W iii .... V- A ,,, ., , -' -1 , on '1 f-A ,an E H .' 1 ' 05,4 1. N, f mf. ,,, b osq i Throughout the school year, beginning with Solemn Mass on September 2 to the C ' ' ' ' ommencement exercises on May 20, at which our beloved Bishop presides, we follow the words of Blessed Pius X- NVhatever a Christian does, even in the order of things of earth, he mav not overlook the super naturalf, VVe begin and end each day and each lesson by offering it to God. YVe follow the Sorrowful XV u of the Cross on Frid lys of Lent Because we Catholics believe with Pope Pius XI of ha me th h ppy mory at t ere can be no ideallv perfect education which is not Christian education everv b su ject taught in our school is permeated with Christian principles Our religious schedule this vear has included RETREAT September 4 and 5 given by Monsignor LITTLE FLou ER Nos ENA September 70 October 3 ANNIXERSARH OF THE PRINTING OF THE BIBLE September 78 8 OCLOCX HIGH XI-xss during October Nlav and Lent XIAss Asn HOLY Coxrxrpxlox ex en Flrst Frmdav NOCATION PRAXERS nine dws preceding each First Fridav A RELXCIOLS BLLLETIN issued bw Father Crlbbin each month Our belox ed Bishop pleads with us to be generous with Cod i I' ' z ' . . 3 J . ' ' ' I Q 1 VocATroN TRIDUUBI-Bl21I'Ch 23, 24, 25. Speaker, Rev. FrederiCk Bradd- lv A Q A A wav A' 1 1 ' 4 ' , 7 v Y . 1 ' , . . A . , . - G 1 ' . . Lcmquqge put t . o its best Purpose is what we call LITERATUR ' E Brutus QFrank1in McDon- Must I budge? aldj to Cassius Qlidward Must I observe you? muSi I Stand and C1'0UCh Eisenhauerj: Under your testy humour? H' So phO1nO fe - glflg Imlctjce Sc -gingjon of P06tr5 I f nam Eck rvuds from The Editor Accepts, 21 book compiled of best paragraphs rom the class. ,,..li1- ,.T.- T. Stefonich and S. Gert- lfff 6XHmine magazine dlsplav, p...-.1 'I 2 Freshman girls, Boom 103, act as student lib 1' . . . Freshu an class learns the intricacies of rese 1 arc 1, mrians. -rf Listen in every Saturday morning over WLBR to B. Kirkessncr, F. Mc- Donald, VV. Dodson, L. Rudcgeair. Miss Nichols directed these member of the Sophomore English class in ra dio program commemorating Wash S ingtons birthday: Seated: E. Amold, M. Nemec, Troy. Standing: T Fisher, P. Wentzel, H. Schaeffer B Kildee, D. Santarelli, R. Imhof, M.7Arl nold. .-,v . LANGUAGES - for an appreciation of our foreign heritage ULU .li T Kass dvd ermafl C ,el m3t1Zes D le Gfazefl C e r m a n s t u dents enjoy the s 1 n g 1 n g f Wzegenlzed ,J L , M a a 1 I? A - 1 I +4 1 V ffl N, A I x , M 'Ns af e , ' X N mi 3 . . O E . WU W - Q W 2 X F- ' L jg k Q L A 1 i i Y x . QTT: x iff 5 . ' D D French students folk song N enjoy a French Boys in the Latin II class d e m 0 n s t r a t e with their Erec- tor-made artil- lery the methods by which Caesar c a p t u r e d the towns of Caul: R. Pavone, R. DeAngelis, D. Santarelli, V. Pe- racchia, S. Capi- tani, W. Cuyer. Pauia DCUECX ex' plains to thi class the Wpes a I sheitef C a.e 01- rovided ms. S Siers in Wmter qu-aftefi Q3 -1 Q E Af ,wp -..- U lil ,, I' 'a n I alillj QQ , EJ HISTORY is but the unrolled scroll of prophecq, Louann Steckbeclc and Nancy Kirkessner conduct the class in Penn- sylvania History. 1d,.1rl lg-1 f'x4 c These Juniors explained to the school the right thing to do at an air alert. lst row: T. Boyer, W. Dodson, Barry, L. Rudegeair, H. Levengood, Kury 2ncl row: K. Keim, P. Tatar, E. Eisenhauer, Morrissey, M. Cincel. 3rd row. M. Ginnetto, D. Nori, M. Arnold, I. Rudegeair, R. Tushup. Boom 101' Freshmen, 4. H in Civics. panel d15cussiO Condud Catherine Ill, Room 109, reports on the MeCurmn-XValter Act while students take notes. juniors cheek up on the United States' expansion in the Pacific Mr. Hill gives a helping hand to his business law class. Mil ls, mwwmmnhw uLULU1- Eli!! X.: N These students in Economlc Geography know their wfiy around 3 Q Freshmen take imaginary trips throughout Pennsylvania by means of road maps. l Xlr Hlll md hls business law cllss pose ?' The Amerzean Obserur keeps the Semors posted on current tOPlCS 'n h x. X - 19 3 ' 1 4 f- W. v ty X, . , ff 1' 1 r . 1 V .ff 'A K' ? fd . :rf We get to the Inauguration Fully realizing that the golden promise of America's future lies in the hands of those who are training them- selves today,', Lebanon Steel Foundry brought to us through television this historic program .... In years to come these inauguration ceremonies will still be very vivid to us and, too, the constant support that Mr. William H. Worrilow of Lebanon Steel Foundry has always given to LCHS will be treasured in our mem- ories. Father Cribbin, Dr. Harvey Bolan, and Mr. William H. VVorrilow shake hands after completing ar- rangements to bring the Inaugura- tion to Lebanon schools. nl! The small fry were out to recess when the television ar- rived. 5 X if-.. I, it 'fn d' V ' bas: -- ., A 4- . ,., ,, ., . 3 L , I x Hihife? ' l , . ' gil Ha 1 . , SX W ff ,ki- ?Q 1.s ' . l 1 4? , . 'E 1' l I MMM . , f fyfvwh .V ,i um I , L 1 1-3 L4 ffm! 'W 'S ij., 4 j ,, S S QW' NB w .,. M- X f .f iw- 'J M, N MP lo W sorrow. I uint ' 2' 'N f Lx 5 -. 3 '136.-14? V Q55 MEAE A99 .x A. 4 X S g'S-X 'bf' ' s New .'h, Q 'mlfljf' f 44' 1 Qi 5 WI, 4. 'r..i To ears that are expanded what cz harp this world is! SCIENCE I. Connor '53 operates movie for sophomore health class. Sophomores are really interested in this poor cat. B. DeSantis, M. Arnold, T. Dealy, B. Kildee, V. Peracchiu, VV. Cuyer, D. Santarelli, E. Arnold. Sandra Payne explains areas of the brain to sophomores. R. Pavone, S. Capitani, W. Fitzgib- bons, A. Renaud, F. Loehle, E. Shott, W. Hesse, R. DeAngelis can answer any questions about these skeletons. usS ls E eshman Cl lk0VlCiS I lub- MY Pa cience C P 606 of HS 5 Y E -sw iii A Nl l f av -' ' , ' , -Q i 1 fam 5'-655' A 35... 2' S - . .. ii i r 'Q ' 1 ,' ,145 ey' V1 . ' W ' ii lg. Q22-.v I 'QJLQYF Mr. Pulkovic explains Lebanon Steel Foundry display to inter- ested seniors: C. Minerick. Ar- nold, R. Luciotti, W. Brandt, D. Lawson. 1.-1239 Tan'-5 -GL uf 1, Senior physics class stops in the middle of a problem to pose. r l Sister Paschaline Waits for the solu tion of a problem in chemistry. Students listen to directions before beginning experiment in physics. l ET UP Al D Allweln expl uns electron theorw to chemlstry class These freshmen get ltsson from Mr Palkovlc on how to 6,Xt1I'lglllSll firm THEYW IKIELH T f ww LH 5 L IBE7 Y' VF. X lltll Some of the mlm good he rlth posters sefn lround our school dllflflg On floor C Slmpson Pulll DLllf6l won the Nl ix Scott Lfoehle pnzt for best poster .2 5, A x L , I -44: X X vp . I il K . ., I 4 ,. FAH - M f f ' ' I HAL I -5 Z s N , A gy ' 7 ' 1 ' ' ' x x f X st F - I, f 'kgfirvl Y S .4 f - 1 55 ws uuuw A 1 A 1 Xxfsl ' l' M l - llfllllfn, 4 . I 2 z ' 1 3 ? 1 3 ' ' Y Health Week: Reinhard, P. Deufel, C. Sholly. S. Sheetz. R. Tushup. to the mczrketplcsc 0ur COMMERCIAL STUDIES enable us to cczrrq COC! in Donnl Brunelll Phylls Tatar Thugs 1 N 1 s h 1 n 1 0 1 n Lhepkct tr IH scrxbe thclr first 60 wpm letter 'g Tins SeXfet hi s met a c11f5CU1tPi Janet Xflhllllx knows where to fmd lt rt of U1 L tI'iIISCTIPtIOn when we enter the business world. Nlargaret Kutehever flie- tates numbers as Elven: Z2lC2lgfliI1i operates the eul- eulzitor. 9 Tif- iii V Nlzirie Thompson prefers the ciietuphone. umm' J I , 342-11494 George Sholly accepts il compliment from Mary Ann Cinnetto D P Z '12-Q2 -uh-4 on his clear impres- sionf' i Annu DeSzu1tis envies the position of our school seen tzirv ' ' ' ' I , Frona Shaw. -df J 5 1 ' ' i 3lQ'X 1 I . .5 N YY fi.- .s 2 H1- 1 MMM! 'sz 9 'Q Patricia Simpson awaits heir turn on the mimcoscopc as jam-t He-inhard finishes hor sta-ncil. if N 9 f if Cecelia Grill hopes Le-nor Knapp gets the right answcr. i Li-p J X in . , Al' Renaud is 1110215611 with thc results Pliilmnvlia Troain shows Pranccs Lallen waits for a word from john Emswilvr hlm' i MUSIC is the universal language of mankind sflglm fe- E-x r--1 We Are Proud of Our Band Ist row: Mr. John Ciachero, Band Directorg john Mohl, trumpetg Francis Bilov sky, saxophoneg Richard Bentz, clarinetg james Foster, trumpetg Terence Smith drumsg Iohn Shirato, cymbalsg Burhman Keim, tromboneg Henry Levengood drum major. 2nd row: Patricia Wentzel, clarinetg Rita Sant Angelo, clarinetg Mary Fisher, saxophoneg Barbara Rothgaber, drumsg Robert Englebach, clarinetg joseph Hinks trumpetg John Cascarino, trumpetg Sara Sant, trumpet. 3rd row: Anne Foster, fluteg Victoria Renik, saxophoneg Margaret Longenecker, clarinetg Catherine Horney, clarinetg Colleen Kipp, clarinetg Mary Levengood, clarinetg Peter Connor, drums. 4th row: Donald Allwein, bass horng Edward Anderson. clarinetg William Lear drumsg Barbara Longenecker, clarinetg Barbara Arnold, alto horng johanne Renik saxophone-9 Louann Steclcbeck, clarinetg Francis Henry, bass hom. 7 F 'il flaw Firm bf T110 ljflrcu . L1 ASSY Br xs1'rn,pt,rk s QS S0060 U. up, 151i A busv mixture hard at work The Clarinets. 'f1'i'4?9 ,, -wif 'if K 1 NN Ill ln' ur will lui nut? E. Palttcm. T. SlllllX'LllI luis lt. ll. l,4-u-n- good has skull w I t ln tha- jun-lixn. D. Allxwin :mal Cvrv- sini urv not really scri- ous. :,.:O Our' Basketball Team 1st row: M. Koster, P. Allwein, B. Bruder, co-captain, A. O'Leary, co-captain, A. Winter, P. Michael. 2nd row: P. Heverling, C. Miller, C. Emig, A. Zweier, M. Payne, E. Eckenroth, A. F ancovic. lst row: S. Payne, R. Tushup, K. Keim, E. Zacagnini, S. Hoke. 2nd row: M. Rlldegeaif, A. Carberry, A. DeSantis, E. Arnold, M. Thompson, D. Waldenberger, M. Chanovitz, C. Lengle, M. Arnold, Mrs. Thompson. Our Volleq Ball Team The Belles elf St- Maru S P. fl 5 Is! row: 1. Arnold, H. Hartman, P. Allwein, M. C E. Shay, L. KVhite, M. Arnold, R 2721! row: S. Sanders, Leiss, F. reisll, A. Sh . McClain M. Tobias Beam, E. S '- i ounder, D. uar , A. Comola, D. XVI Q ry , 1- Martel, L. Bnmelli ' pmalr, A. DeSantis. a denberger., , P- Llffle, Randall, D. 'CYS A. Zwe' . e, S. Pdyn . hallerv E. ElSen . M ftelv M' . P' Hgverllng' Eel.. a C. Mlller, Irnhof, Nfl' Baal Cable: JV Cheerleaders Bru- hcverv L' ' Kutc r' kessnera I' A, FanC0V'gmig, B. hir ui, C' gilueffket' ders . Cheeflea . Varsltll Sen' LCSESCHTSS Plab' wa st suCCeSSffd none f ays of re 0 Cent yearsnv 'TYR PJYYI' Acomedw' N Kel. ......................k I H.GrXXX X un Three Acts Cost oi Chotocters Nodkne 'Nktson ,,... ..... C Notre M. Eqnig V X . Ro Us N-or Autenboeh 6 we 9 Bovboro P Sweet Queeme tivo T. Mont 1M2N036eV.0'X-GGY! W1-ogers...................... ohn Sfsevtmde M. Horn . MN' agus ' lhtgnes A. Foncowkc Dkono Gotoon .,,. ......... X xzgsaxnbzznmex . XSondro H. Leech Lmao Mg , ' ' ' Uustkno M. Nintet log Bishop ,.., ...... K mf! HoX Montgomery .... ..., F ved D. Hesse I , 1 Anstxn Fonett , .... ..... V- xenon! Y. Snmth Bn-1. Stevens ....... ..... T heoclon L. 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A -'I We Tclke to Th Stage Seniors entertain with variety show under Miss Nichols' capable direction. Sister Trinita's freshmen present Holy Ireland at assembly on St. Patrick's Day. E Miss Nichols directs seniors in assembly com- memorating Bible Week. fl if If 1 Q lily VN Members of Sister Margaret Teresa's class, with a representa tive of Antrim Bureau, display Chinese costumes. ister Irene Maries class puts us in the Christmas spirit. This same freshman group ends program with Christmas tableau. ,QT QQ J-'X CJ lm.. N ' s-'i O g fl ., Thornbrook Farm Elysburg, Pennsylvania August 19, 1952 Dear Mom and Pop, We arrived at camp safely. Monsignor Weaver certainly has a beautiful farm. Everything is set up fine with a converted barn for a barracks. Everyone has e berth on a double bunk. The food is excellent with Monsignor acting as chef. His favorite meal is spaghetti. We're on a schedule. We get up at 7:50 A.M. and have breakfast. After breakfast we have a skull practice with Coach Sheehy giving us plays and details of football Coach Sheehy is the man in the center of the picture I am enclosing. Coach Palkovic is on his left and Coach Ben Wasilewski, on his right. All players must be dressed and on the practice field at 9:00 o'clock sharp. Then we sweat for 2? hours. After practice we shower and then everyone runs for a nice swinming pool. Naturally, a little nap fills in until dinner time. Haircuts are a specialty here at camp. Some of the new recruits really get weirdies --- they are really separa the men from the boys up here. At 2:00 o'clock we have a football meeting and by 3:00 we're back on the field for at least two more hours of practice. This football is strictly a man's game. It's tough but the associating with the other boys and the fun after it, make it well worth the time. The chow bell rings at 6:00. After supper we make our own fun. And we really do have fun. 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Serba, E Anderson, W. Cuyer, Horn. RIGHT Ist row: F. Loehle, YV. Hesse, C. Shott, I Fisher, N. Strangarity, V. Peracchia, H Schaffer, D. Allwein. 2nd row: C. Min- erick, F. Fox, E. Massar, E. Patton, A. Rey- naud, Emswiler, S. Drahovsky, T. Dealy, J. Kimmel. Pigskin Rev' FRED FOX T ACKLE QCO-Caiiaml FW 1.-:elif 1 Qi I 2 iv! ,lA!it1gjf.!J:.l3.. ,f v- A i fra '1xdj'Jf?'!., Lf. 4 l CHARLIE MINERICK HAL-FBACK cC0-CaptainD LEBANON 0-COATESVILLE 27 The opening kickoff of the '52 football campaign saw the Beavers of Lebanon Catholic pitted against a strong Class A Coatesville Public High School Team. Costly fumbles and a superior Coates- ville 11 proved too much for the Beaver h score. bmw' 0 .- Vg . A -.- , 4 ' -s , A .. -N' Utvnl ,. 43.-, ..:.s n r A ..t ,ln ' 'L ' . - ' A... ' '- ,1.4.,,-.lugf li J.. A- t 4 I Alix, I-,, 'Y K Y . 1-' ' , , .- ,fs 'v 1 ,L-, .'-L.'b43-2597 1 10151-kf:: f 'fs' 1 1,-f .- , fi- ' ' J , I.: - -1L'1. ' s w o bowed to a 27-0 STEVE 'RAHOVSK ,am -uv' - A -Q71 ' 1 ' ' LEBANON 12-READ1Nc CATHOLIC 0 The correct solution to a scoreless first half in our game with a powerful Reading Catholic seemed to be a half-time pep talk by Coach Sheehy to the Beavers. An aerial combination of Hesse to Brestovansky and ground gaining by Drahovsky and Bertoli proved to be the edge in a 12-0 victory for the Blue and VVhite. Beavers w i t h Hesse as ball- carrier buck Op- pOnent's line for necessary yard- age. LEBANON 20-PHILLIPSBURG 14 With New Jersey their destination, the Beavers met the Terriers of Phillipsburg in a fiercely contested game. Showing a reversal of last year's form, the Terriers were a constant threat in all quar- ters. Spirited by an air attack by Hesse, line bucking by Drahovsky and Minerick, and excellent blocking by Luciotti and Fox the way was paved for a 20-14 tally. LEBANON 32-SHENANDOAH O The Beavers Of LCHS proved their ability to reduce Atoms to nothing. Viewing a 32-0 score, Shenandoah fans as well as Lebanon, have to admit this feat. LEBANON 7-YORK CATHOLIC 7 This first league game saw the Sheehymen take on the Fighting Irish on a rain-soaked and fog-enshrouded field. The Beaver machine worked futilely until last quarter when it finally struck pav dirt. York fought back strenuously and scored on a long pass tieing up the game 7-7. FRED HESSE QUAnrEnBAc:x C3 letter many JOHN MILLACCI QUARTERBACK Q2-letter manl '55 RICHARD SMITH CENTER 12-letter manl LEBANON 24-PANTHER VALLEY 0 A glimpse at the scoreboard at the game left considerable doubt that the Golden Dragons displayed any of the savage fury their name implies. Sparked by standout offensive and defensive strategy, the Beavers dominated the game from the opening whistle until the final gun. In addition to the ball carrying flashed by Drahovsky, Minerick and Bertoli and the passing of Hesse to Brestovansky, the Beavers also produced standouts along their forward wall with Patton, Fox, and Luciotti stopping the visiting line-plays repeatedly. L BILL BRESTOV END 12-letter man CHSTS A ef 1211 A Flis Hy Pays OH. RUSS LUCIOTTI GUARD fzlfletter man? .' ' PW N5 I 1' AMIL Vj- -.k,-RQ. ,. fb .. . ' Y, .' L .P'54114i' 1. 1,4-I 4 . I gay 1424, 56?-.,1,.. W , - kay Y Q. , ,., 1015 HORN CENTER Q1-letter mfml ROBERT SERBA END Q1-letter manj LEBANON 46-MOUNT CARMEL O The scoring machine of the LCHS's Beavers went into high gear when they romped over the Rams of Mt. Carmel by the score of 46-0. The highest thrill of the evening came when the Beavers on their own five yard line pulled a fake run giving them their sixth TD. This game provided the Blue and White team with its highest score of the season. X ne. fr .L ,W V' '.ff,.i .+ci31-' gs' ian. , f.. LEBANON 25-LANCASTER 12 The last game of the year was a line tribute to our 1952 squad They ran over Lancaster Catholic, a bitter rival. The score 25 12 does not indicate the contest. Lancaster's only gains were two long runs which both resulted in scores. The Beaver's offensive worked Bertoli heads for the goal' post and a TD. I with precision. ,arvk 114 'D C F1 I 3,9 1 41:7 ling? . s xg .5 Qi, ff A 3 1 X I .L-,f,l:,,,.:--- i 5 . Q G ' 'V a A f fk , 1 V A I I 0 l -Tia- lf.: -1-.' Zia , ,-.F Ng ff .-Q ,A , Ist row: W. Brestovansky, F. Fox, E. Massar, R. Smith, R. Luciotti, E. Patton, A. Renaud. 2nd row: S. Dra- hovsky, Emswiler, F. Hesse, Kimmel, C. Min- erick. We enjoy gigantic pep rally in preparation for -1'1., Lancaster game. - wp, M--wi 1,35 3 live! in if ! ' Sw 'Zeit X 6 ,y fsfy ws.- ,S... I., f-qw N, 'ly q ' 1. QT 4, ,K - gil, .xr s 1: ' , Q , 47-QW A . ' 3 4 I .es d:vl4.'A's. 1 G XY ' ve, . 1--'11 Q-13? X! ' A115 N- Our Senior Class Officers, C. Emig, B. Kimmel, Pi. Smith, S. Leedy prepare to burn Joe Lancasteri' at pep rally. -vt' U5-!' .. if Y 'xl X - a ,HAL '71 ' 4,5 Coach Palkovic , , cr df and Line Coach I 4' X V A AH uk, wrffilfgfvg Wasllewslu glV6 ,i . , ...?55.1i?:,g-.'.-l.5.'..5:'si.1 Rep talk at half- firf . ,igjivg-gyi,r'-fg5.7q,- -:?li,g5. tlme to Beaver- ',f5,y..324-y.gl35s3g.,2,gM,,:.gffze ggi.. mes. ..f .iwiii v':ff4.:i X. Q 'x Here IS our .Iumor Vorsutq 've I 33 , x Ng, Mattioli heading for a TD. Ist row: A. Frank, Fischer, Lauzon, B. Kildee, G. Amold, E. Shott, D. Bar- bini, T. Fisher, L. Casciotti, E. Mattioli, V. Peracchia, W. Pavone. 2nd row: W. Kutenits, Pete, T. F itzgibbons, T. Amold, T. E. Amold, Marko, T. Law- son, C. Engle, Reilly, W. Hesse. 3rd row: Singer T. Sullivan E. Ander son, P. Rudegeair, R. Rothgaber, F. Loehle, R. Pavone, E. Tlartman, L.,Rudegeair. This is a beautiful day and a beautiful place-Assumption Hill-for a football game. ' w W . . run. lr.-XXI' ' , 'NW 7 We win the toss-up. 1 J . 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NN 2 4 f W tx Bosh Pritchard, fright centerl, is describing a forward pass play to Al Meluskey, left, and Coach Sheehy, right, by using salt and pepper shakers and forks to rep- resent football players at the annual football banquet at the Lebanon Count Club. ry Looking on from the rear are Steve Palkovic, assistant coach. and the school's 1952 football co-captains, Steve Drahovsky, Fred Fox, and Charlie Minerick. 21 X15 A tense moment in the York game. on the hardwood during play-oil game- at Indiantown Gap Basketball The Beavers started the season with ing colors winning a smashing 74-50 umph over neighboring Comwall victory was followed by a 37-36 at the hands of St. Mary's College IV The Beavers continued their losing with a 55-47 loss to mighty last yearis runner-up for state ship. The Beavers now hit a streak with 8 straight non-league tories. The teams which fell to the onslaught were Lower Paxton, Comwal Reading Central Catholic, Heidelberg, Porter Township Ctwicel, Susquehanna Township and Lebanon Catholic Alum- ni. After this surge, the Beavers opened their first-half C.P. Catholic League with Mt. Carmel and won a 59-43 decision. This was followed by a 49-46 victory over York Catholic. The Beavers were upset at Lancaster as they bowed to the Crusaders 49-47. After this, the Blue and Whites finished the first-half race with victories over Delone and Harrisburg Catholic in the league, and a non-league victory over Reading Catholic and a set- back by Reading Central Catholic at Reading. 5 J Kimmel has the ball. ,'f ' U f M ,. Q QSAQQE ,ie - 4 .if 3 fran :va 'ji' fi S v G V 1' -X --57 C2 'b f ll Junior Vczrsitq 1 v. Coach Sheehy gives advice to Varsity Team-I. Emswiler, S. Drahovsky, E. Pat- ton Kimmel, F. Fox, F. Hesse, W. Brestovansky, L. Rudegeair, T. Watson. The Beavers started the second half on the right foot with a smashing 88-62 victory over Mt. Carmel but this proved to be the last cheerful moment, for the Beavers then suffered a 58-37 forfeit decision to York Catholic and withdrew from the League. After the confusion of league play, the Beavers rounded out their season with a 73-66 triumph over St. Edward's of Shamokin. All in all, the Beavers, Basketball team for 1952-53 came up with the second best record in the school's history, 17 wins-6 losses. Many thanks to Coaches Ed Sheehy and Steve Palkovic for their untiring efforts to bring Lebanon Catholic into the basketball spotlight. lst row: Brestovansky, T. Arnold, C. Bertoli, E. Mattioli, Pete, D. Allwem I. Singer. 2nd row: S. Palkovic, coach, T. Sullivan, W. Shaffer, C. Cress TQQH1 B. Kildee, T. Dealy, V. Peracchia, L. Budegeair, W. Leedy, R. Putt, student manager. A Night of Stardust The gala and colorful Iunior Prom ranks high among the most thrilling events of the school year. The entire evening is one to be remembered always. l fa R lllllllllllliflil l El? Hi lllll. T h e chaperoncs: Mr. and Mrs. Cor- don Kirkessner, Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Ciachero, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ben- ninghoff. lf y. N S11 Pl 'Q YJ 1 Qt Nr wk' ' 4 nf.. vflw 1 mx. 'U Hr 1' TD Q fw- 'T fxx tx Z: .tw-4? fl PATRICIA A ALLWEIN ELEANOR B ARNOLD ST NIARY OF THE ASSUMPTION ST MARY OF 'rms ASSUMPTION JOHN P ARNOLD NOX-'D ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION MILD M MYQON ST M C SSAEE of THE Assu Amr or THE S1 0N MARIE K. AULENBACH FRANCES A. BEAM ST. MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION ST. MARY OF 'nm ASSUMPTION WALTER W BRANDT WILLIAM R BRESTOVANSKY ST MARY or THE ASSUMPTION SAINTS CYIIIL AND ME'r1-Iomus PAUL BRUDER Y BYNUDEB ST MARY OFITHE ASSUMPTION LOUISE T ABP' BHU BP-BB swf YW 'UNT CQWZELLI GEORGE A. CAZAKOCLU MARY CHANOVITZ SAINT PAUL SAINT CERTIIUDE JAMES H CONNOR ANNA M DeSANTIS ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION SAINT JOAN or Ana WATSON K EALY 9359 63,1 s SAINT GEIITRUDE I 31N E ECG EYHEN S AND NW 0F7HE A ERT S1 mms Cxmlv SSUMPTION Sb CLAIRE M. EMIC AGNES A. FANCOVIC S'r. MARY or 'rx-nz ASSUMPTION SAINTS CYRIL AND MEIHODIUS IAMES M FICK GLORIA D FOSTER ST MARY OF 'mn ASSUMPTION ST MARY or 'rm-: ASSUMPTION Z' ANNE C COMOLA X EYACE. YQEBOS SAINT CERTRUDE M?R Y T CREI U 41 of 155 Ass NT CERTRUDESH ST A JOHN C. GRILL HELEN A. HARTMAN SAINT GERTRUDE ST. MARY or 'mn ASSUMPTION FREDERICK D HESSE SARA I HOKE SAINT JOAN OF Anc ST MARY or-'THE ASSUMPTION IOSEPH D HORN UUE NX QOBN ST MARY or 'ms ASSUMYFION RISEERT A K GEYIESQHT GEBTBW Y F1TmAs5IiFER BARBARA A. KIMMEL IOSEPH C. KIMMEL Sr MARY or 'n-ns AssUMP'r1oN S1' MARY or 'nm ASSUMPTION PTIQN IOSEPH I KOVACH ANN E KREIDER ST MARY or THE ASSUMPTION SAINT PAUL DONALD E LAWSON KBEXDEB ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION T SAND H HELEN Nam ASSUMYYI MARY OF ,HE ALEEDY of SSUM ST M551 PUON DORIS E. LEISS PATRICIA E. LITTLE ST. MARY or 'rms ASSUMPTION SAINT CERTRUDE RUSSELL I LUCIOTTI IOSEPHINE D MARTEL SAINTS CYHIL AND METHODIUS ST MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION N IOHN W MILLACCI MCCLAX ST MARY or THE ASSUMPTION fUST1NA A B F BKEZNT Gsmwv SAINT CERTQZIILLER UDE CHARLES A. MINERICK EVA T. MOHL SAINTS Cvnn. AND MEIHODIUS ST. MARY or 'rms ASSUMPTION ADELAIDE V O LEARY JOHN F ON OFREY ST MARY or 'rms ASSUMPTION 51' MARY 0F THE ASSUMPTION OANNE L RANDALL S QU BYXX N SI1- MARY or 'rms ASSUMPTION P1gRLEY L OLOBESXWMWM' 'F'fwiANDERs D 1 0? SSUMPH MAB ON ST ROBERT A, SERBA ELEANOR L. SHAY SAINTS Cum. AND Mr-rmomus ST- MARY OF THE ASSUMPTION GEORGE E SHOLLY ANNE C SHOUNDER SAINT GERTRUDE SAINT GERTRUDE ST ,YH ELIZABETH M SPISAK Y- SMX 014 SAINTS CYRIL AND ME'rHoD1Us Sr P39 SUMYB MARY op A SULL B169 F9355 THEAS IVAN S MARY O UMPUON MARIE T. THOMPSON MARY E. TOBIAS ST. MARY or THE ASSUMPTION ST. MARY or THE ASSUMPTION BERNADETTE S UFFNER DOLORES A WALDENBERGER SAINT GERTRUDE SAINT CEBTRUDE ROBERT WERTH L W ATEYHEI ST MARY or TIIIE AssUMPT1oN LORRAINE T THEODOEZEHQ ASSUM MYTUQASSTHITE ST Mm! MPYYON THOMAS R ZWEIER ST. MARY or THE ASSUMPTION Meet Cur JUNIORS - We Are PP ud 1. lst Row Katherine Kelm Eileen Exsenhauer Mary lores Norl acob Fischer 3rd Row Henry Leven tr1c1a Cupello Phylls Tatar einne Frazier Ruth mer Annl May Simpson M lrtha Amold Lenor Tushup 2nd How William Mfutel oan Checket Knapp Donald Schlegel Edward Podjed 4th Row C ec1l1a Grill Svlvla DeAngelo Elizabeth Eckenroth Edward Anderson Robert Lengle William Dodson Irene Rudegefur Marx Ann Cmnetto Fay Krelser D0 Thom is Boyer Edward Patton ohn Emswller oseph Kurw Thom is Sulhv in lmes B irry Room 104 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Edward Anderson VICE PRESIDENT joseph Kurv TREASURER Thomas Bover , , A A 2 gg - ' I T- 1 , T T ,A AQ v4 .T :P -T K ' t 5 , 'g 6 2, .Q .- . ' O ' k . if K . . 7 . . , ., . D Q: , - Maurer, Jacqueline Morrissey, Patricia Hollinger, Pa- good, Donald Allwein, Donna Brunelli, Margaret Fol- . . 2 , C 4 7 I 2 l 7 a 2 U 7 2 1 , : 2 , I , , , 2 . : ' I . 1 J s ' a 1 Q v a A n , 2 J' - , 2 . , - if , , I , I Ig 2 ' 2 , 12 2 . of Them 1stRou, Elvera Zacxgnmr udlth Karrnch Barbarl Klrkessner Theresl Nlsh Ann Thompson Patrlcm Rers met Nirh 111k Phrlomeni Tro'11n anet Rem hard 21111 Row Lhrlstlne Rudegeur Frances Cal len Xlarv Anne Pxvne Ilmes Bitz Robert Batz Mir garet Sc mlm M ug rret Kutchex er Patrlua Srmpson 4 3rd Hou, 'unes Bostrc Charles Bender Frederick Lerss ohn Ceresrm Mlchlel Horn Edward Elsen hauer Franklln McDonald Davld Allwem 4th Hou George C-ress Leo Rudegearr Alcrde Renaud Edward Nhssar Andrew Steckbeck Francrs Bonen berger Room 100 CLASS O14 FICERS PRESIDENT Leo Rudegealr Y ICE PRLSIDLINT Alclde Renaud THEASL RER I4 r llllxllfl McDonald . . M 4, ,v A! X I if -' ' K J ,Q L x ' xp K . , ' W7 sr -4 . ' ' f I he A - ' ' V X.. 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If-.-.--nv. l eet Our SCJIDHOMCDRES - We OW3 1stRou, Patr1cIa Wentzel Deanna Pagano VlTglDlil Kneger Carol Remllnger PatrIcI1 McDonald Paula Deltzler Margaret Cable Kathleen Shlrato oan Frazler Elrzabeth Amold Nflarle Arnold Anne Rellly Rosemarle Imhof 2nd Hou, Patrlcla Heverlmg Barbara DeSantIs Barbara ETWIH Edward MattIolI George Amold joseph Brestovansky Thomas Uffner V1ctorH1nner Anthonv Mlller Annl Llrberry Irene Mlller 3rd Row Don Ild Smt 1rellI Vlctor Perm chla Mary Ann Nemec Anne Zwelcr Ceraldlne Ar nold flcquellnc Parsons Lltherme Lengle ose phlne Agresti Evelyn Ruff XV1llI1In WO1UklS 4th Hou, Harold Shaffer Terence FIsher Thomas Dealy Brlan Klldee W1llIaIn Cuver Leo Casclottl Wllllam Leedy Room 107 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT Vlctor Peracchn VICE PRESIDENT Harold Shaffer SECRETARY Ehzabeth Arnold TREASURER BrIan KIldee Are Proud f Them, Too Ist Row- Iac ueline Roth aber Irene Ma an Eliza ' fl S i Y f ' beth O,Leary, Ioan Weirich, Helen Arnold, Marie De- Santis, Faye Amold, Rosemarie Stefonich, Sara Simp- son, Joan Pichini, Sandra Payne. 2nd Row: Anne Foster, Deanna Troy, Earline Hartman, Margaret Bah- steter, Ronald DeAngelis, Richard Pavone, Gerald Bertoli, Patricia Hom, Fem Miller, Sue Kimmel. 3rd Row: Clarence Amold, William Hesse, Cecilia Martel, Marie Rudegeair, Mary Connor, Paula Deufel, Catherine Ill, Christine Miller, Emest Shott. 4th Row: Francis Loehle, Edward Hartman, Philip Kreider, Sylvan Capitani, William F itzgibbons, Carl Fischer. Room 109 CLASS OFFICERS PRESIDENT .................. Paula Deufel VICE-PRESIDENT ....... William Fitzgibbons SECRETARY ...... ..... C hristine Miller TREASURER ..... ...... H elen Arnold CZ '- if f, ww Mimi' 'I 1 ,f 1 ,ug 4 Q ' -iff , , 4 2' ill' Vffn ,A-1 A Fi? I 55? 7 5 I 5 . E 1 ' wtmi? -.AHEC --Nu ,I ...... m E 5 X z H H - if l Ib ere Are the FRESHMEN - Our Storm-Eqed Newcomers Room 101 Room 105 Room 103 lst Row: M. A. Vemon, S. Ficlc, E. Hartman, Hinks, E. Light, F. Klinger, B Rothgaber, P. Klespis. 2nd Row: NV. Pavone, Reilly, Homey, R. Scanlin, M. Koster, A. Winter, Zimmemian, W. Otto. 3rd Row: Onofrey, Miller, C. Harter, S. Sheetz, C. Novak, R. Burch, Peflley. lst Row: T. Eggert, Duflin, C. Putt, M. Ferretti, P. Warlaw, Arnold, C. Barry, A. Sciotti, A. Schwarz, C. Simpson. 2nd Row: Kreider, L. Batz, T. Lawson R. Putt, D. Eisenhauer, Cerstner, R. Allwein, Pete, S. Selman. 3rd How: J. Eckenroth. C. Snyder, F. Maurer, S. Nagle, M. Levengood, C. Soleslcy, R. Fala, E. Allwein, Kirkessner, T. Arnold, Singer. 4th Row: K- Lang, P. Rude- gealr, R. Repino, R. DeSantis, P. Michael, Shounder, A. Harter, Eck, VV. Kutenits, Lauzon. lst Row: Marko I Lauer, M. Allwein L Leno, A. Quar , R. Wida , . . , . ry , D. Flamm IN. Colaniro, B. Rudegeair, C. Kipp, N. Kirkessner, R. Eisenhauer. 2nd Row M. Zidik, R. Rothgaber, A. Miller, T. Sammer, M. Werni, E. Troy, Coonan 1. Amold, L. Hartman, C. Plantz, P. Connor. 3rd Row: E. Klein, M. Myers J. Mason, R. Arnold, W. Lear, T. Coyle, T. Fitzgibbons, R. Shirato, T. Arnold 1. Horn. 4th Row: D. Barbini, T. Stefonich, S. Sant, A. Risko, L. Steckheck j. Kaley, S. Cettler, A. Frank. -v 1 3 F' 'QQ Q' ,ylxf 9 af- ' ,' 'f-...N 1 2 F9 2 A 7 4 , . f av L L W E L C O M E C L A S S O F ' 5 3 2 For some of you it may require a few months before you fully realize your status as an Alumnus of L.C.H.S. In the years to come, your thoughts at one time or another will drift back to your school days at lebanon Catholic. You will be thankful in your heart for having had the privilege of a well-rounded Catholic education. After graduation day it's the individual who must make the decision as to whether he wants to strive to become a better Catholic and citizen, for there will be no faculty to counsel and direct his daily actions. There are numerous ways in which the Alumni of lebanon Catholic serve their church, school, and community. Surely one of them meets your taste! The Alumni is actively engaged in the work of the Holy Name Society, the Nocturnal Adoration Society, the Sodality, the National Council of Catholic Women, Knights of Columbus, Catholic War Veterans, lebanon Catholic Radio Forum, the Senior Baseball and Basketball league, and Scouting. Noteworthy are the achievements within the last few years of many Alumni of lebanon Catholic. Make your resolution now, at Commencement time, to put in practice all the principles the faculty of L.C.H.S. have striven to inculcate in you. ' n President of the Alumni 4. r fi Li P' A 3 l L e b a n o n Catholic High School 1952 at St. Ioseph's Hospital, Lancaster Mary Croce Carol Horn Maxy jane Travis Gloria Bentz Nancy Allwein !'1l -5- I OFFICERS OF THE ALUMNI Left to right Frona Shay Secretary Chr1st1ne Croce Preszdent Mrs George Beattie Treasurer Colleen Wagner Vzce President David Fitzgibbons, Leb- anon Catholic High School basketball star, 1952, completed his first season of college basket- ball at the Millersville State Teachers' College by winning his varsity letter as a freshman athlete Sify? 1 1 Vx NK ms Nb AS' r- Xuxglf I Baccalaureate Breakfast Class of 1957 L ,,f I F- 5? If U J' , ' - 4 , 5 1 r I ' , . ' Q r f ' F , ' . 2 I 4' ' ' Sl ' , . - ' My ' f' ' m ' f F Q X ' ' ' , . V. - ,Z at - ,., 1 - ,lg -' - ri - xx ,A . 4 g pl-v X gg gg A gi 1 ..' Y l X ' ! ,, A C FL I- . ,,f .S : Qs r- 'A M 'A Q , yi, .R .. F ,Q n -X L, Eg. 'lg 7- - 'LN I F A 2 ' -5.7, s C B7 A - 'S 1 ll Ml. C Z' V, N F S Q fl' ' X f Q A ' ,. 4- J, - - ' -' 1 -cf X .4 I ESX 'LW I ,lr -. I f A vw ,, wi . . .1 Xt? ENT ' ' ' ' cf '. lilo ffl. , We are determined to follow the graduates who have patterned their lives according to Christian principles. May Crowning at Assumption Field MWA? L 5 if M! v 1 john Sforza '48 5 wave' . OHS ohfx an at Anna? 4 d Thomas Martel '52 D Ohn Elsenhauer 44 Lebanon Coutnohc Radio Forum Answers n W, ifxq . jv , A sh 2 ' A 1 Wim , A ,IPA H ul up the Coll to Ccatnollc Action The Lebanon Catholic Rad1O Forum came 1nto belng on February 23 1947 and has slnce then been broadcasting an unbroken series of programs from Lebanon each Sundav morning A few 1nd1 vlduals fired w1th enthusiasm over this radio prolect sold the ldea to others with the result that the group has grown from its or1g1nal six mem bers to its present membership of about forty The Alumni Assoclatlon of Lebanon Catholic High School at one of its regular semi monthly meetlngs 1n October 1946 felt that lt had found the answer to the search for some specific Catholic action that would benefit not only others but the youth of the Assoclatxon as well When Blshop Leechs approval had been received a committee called upon the manager of Statlon WLBR and they were fortunate to procure free time The prep a1at1on of the programs and the finished broad casts have always been performed bv the lay members in the group The group today represents a tribute to the foundmg and guldlng genius of two alumnae of Lebanon Catholic Hlgh School Slster osephme of St Theresa fClara Koeppel Carmellte Monas tery Loretta Pa and Sister St oan f oan Ar nold Victory Knoll Huntington Indiana We know that they are stlll contributing through their prayers to our progress Under the present moderator Rev Robert C Crlbbm and the director Mr ames Blauch the Radio Forum IS continually str1v1ng for 1m- provement in the various activities connected with this project OFFICERS Director-james Blauch Assistant-james Rheam Secy., Treas.-Anna Croce ff' i town G19 C0 fe'S lp 111 the name 0 d an Taque ehw Chapham at 3:51 Blanch receweS P COTOHC1 Phu Tomi' Heh F what la ou the blesslflg 0 the Fomm PROGRAMS PHESILNTED IN 1937 03 Democracy A Pearl of Great Prlce St Vmcent de Paul The Holv Blble The Storx of Att1la and Pope Leo Llfe of a Sem1nar1a11 Father 5 Dav Nllxed Niarrlage Ap11l Xionth of the Euch 1r15t Sacred Heart St Cerard Nialelll Immlculate Heart of Niux Alltl1OTltX of God 111 th The Chlld I Cave to Cod e H mdg. of XI 111 f 5 11? 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