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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1956 volume:

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' 1 ' , 1 l su fo ' ld' llw fn!! fl' .Sal f I' H S xlvr 1 .at Ill' . . q1'lt' ' ' ' ' Q ll gc Awarded fun! lfuu' group rating in thi' annual '- ..., 1 XII fi 1 Xlic ' ' 1 . - 'X Y . 5 'V . -Y . . . All 1. wl c Kr, s 1. rf HAVE A BL EPRI 'I' F011 UCCESSFUL LIVI G FOREWORD In a very short time we shall complete our high school Clays and each of us will be seeking success not only the success which will mean getting all we can out of life but the success that comes livin and happiness As we leave our beloved Lebanon Catholic we have in our possession a functional blueprint for successful life which we pledge ourselves to live by . . U U from making our Catholic contribution to the sum total of human . . U . O . 7 Our lives, we know, to be successful must be grounded on Catholic convictions. Qur blueprint shows that our entire school program is permeated with religious principles. Religion is not just 1 part of life but life at its fullest and best. As Robert Browning has sai ' Religion is all or nothing it s no mere smile O contentment sigh or aspiration sr No quality o the finelier temperecl clay Lilee its whiteness or its lightness rather stuff O the very stuff life of life and self of self CONTENTS Sprrrtual actrvrtres grve us an appreciation of the real values rn life Pages 4 25 Mental actrvrtres help us to keep rn mind the Chrrstran pornt Social actrvrtres establrsh for us valued and endurrng frrend shrps Pages 50 67 ysrcal actrvrtres keep relrgrous and moral tramrng rn focus Pages 68 87 Album of senror portrarts Pages 88 101 0 Patrons and friends Pages 102 104 1 -Y 1 1' d. , ,., yi- 7 a B i-l ' x 97 7 7 ' of view .......................... Pages 26-49 . . . . . - O its no ll I O . ' nnsuausnunnnlgqlu - SPIRITUAIL EDlfCATICN ....I..... 5 AN APPRECIATICJN OF THE REAL VALUES IN LIFE Religious Administration and Faculty Have Dedicated Their Lives to Catholic Education. Religious Activities Put the Stress on Our Being Good Catholics and Therefore Good Citizens. Religious Atmosphere in Which We Live Has Constant Reminders and Helps to a Good Lite. ,F J Q'-1, fi?3F'L,w, ,gn 1? env W, ,. .-QQ.. - -'vw--.vvfxM.,NN 'L 1 A v,,,4 . Jffwn' .f 7' 1 4 ., , .W ?? sig , fix if .H much and largeness of heart as the sand that is on the seasl1ore. RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR PAUL D WEAVER Rector 3 Kings 4, 29 We are fortunate m hawmg as a gutclmg force Monslgnor who gwes hls utmost m zeal and mterest to exery thmg that pertams to Lebanon Catholxc ' ! v v Grant us so to follow In the path of their teachmg RIGHT REVEREND MONSIGNOR ROBERT J MAHER Supermtendent of Schools Monsxgnor Maher works further on our blueprmt Through his guldance we are prepaed for a rich personal life and CHCCIIVC par uczpatxon m our commumty life as to enjoy perfect light in heaven. REVEREND JOSEPH C HILBERT Prmcxpal The blueprmt rhar Father Hllbert holcls m his hands calls for the malcmg of gentlemen scholars and samts , . REVEREND ANTHONY J MAYAN St Joan of Arc s Parxsh REVEREND JOSEPH S HAGER SS Cyril and Methodxus Pansh Our Priests have our REVEREND FERDINAND G GRUSS St Gertrudes Parxsh REVEREND BERNARD V MATTERN Sacred Heart Parxsh , . . , . ' . . . , . welfare close to their hearts REVEREND PAUL E ADAIR St Pauls Pansh REVEREND DOMINIC A MAMMARELLA St Joan of Arcs Parish REVEREND MICHAEL E HOMOLA St Marys Parish REVEREND LAWRENCE C GROSS Sl Marys Parish . 1 1 1 - . , . , . , . , . Our Sisters exemplify sh SISTER M S KOSTKA Lalml II III IV e Chnstlan pattern of life PACIS SISTER REGINA 5 SISTER RITA CATHARINE Religion, Matlzernatxcs, SISTER ROSE CHARLOTTE R ll lon, Business Studies, Bookkeeping 9 g English RSENIA SISTER M A Relxgzon, Silence I2 Rellgxon Englxslz German SISTER PAUL MARIE Art, Englxsh NIS EILEEN SISTER DEN Rclrgwn, Matlzematxcs 1 L 5 ,-21 ' .W '1 'J if I f I' C . ' J' 1 ' 1 ' I n I ' u 1 5 I J I A feachers dedicate fheir I .best to Catholic educatiog I , , 5, .4 MISS V M NICHOLS French Englzsh MR. EDWARD F. SHEEHY Biology, Director of Athletics MR. NORBERT E. DANZ Social Studies, Basketball Coach RS ELIZ C SHEETZ Health Girls Physxcal Educatron MR JOSEPH M HILL Busmess Law MRS MARGARET E EMIG School Secretary JOHN F LOEHLE MD L C H S Medical Director MR MARTIN SORCSEK Dxrector of Band We put first things first At the opening of school, we assist at Solemn High Mass in honor of the Holy Ghost. Father Hilbert speaks to us exhorting us to remember: uwhat doth it profit a man if he gains the whole world and suffers the loss of his soul? After Mass as we chat with our class mates on our way to the school building we feel in our hearts that we have begun the school year in the best possible manner PRAYER FOR OUR SCHOOL BUILDING May all who use this building be pleasing to You in the exercise of every virtue so that they may some F h H lb 1 time merit to be received into their eternal home in heaven at er I en asslgns us to our C asses through You esus Christ Savior of the world who live We are all set for another happy year at L C H S and reign God forever and ever Amen -mu... 'ill 5 V if I fig! Q: 55 2- 'f -af ,wi -LW 494, The ring's the thing Every year on the first day of Christmas vacation we have our class rings blessed. All the juniors come dressed in their best and it is a gala day. There is a feeling of excitement as we wait to receive our rings. What a thrill we get when we really have the ring in our possession and we not only admire it ourselves but give all our friends the thrill of gazing at it. It is the Christmas present we like most. Our principal blesses 1957 rings on the day we begin our Christmas vacation. Millicent Bruder receives her ring while junior girls await their turn. Jeannette Folmer. BLESSING OF TI-IE RINGS O God, by Whose word all things are made holy, pour out Thy blessing on these rings. Grant that those who wear them in accordance with Thy will and Thy law and with a spirit of thanks- giving may experience by Thy power, health in body and protec- tion in soul as they invoke Thy most holy name, through Christ our Lord. Amen. The juniors admire their long awaited class rings. Frank Fischer's ring is the center of the stage. ' Ilii- - 5llg3,iiEQ',L' 4 wil J LA UH HH '-i E5 2 as UI 22 na Sc U' in G F' LLU when Mr. Allison meas- - ured us for class rings. Being measured are: Adrienne Shaonich, Janet Arnold, Susan ' Hill, Kathleen Scanlin, We pray for the faithful departed Eternal rest give to them, O Lordg and let perpetual light shine upon them. On November 2, All Souls' Day, we walk to St. Maryls Cemetery to pray for the souls in purgatory. Singing the psalms at the graves of our deceased relatives and friends, we realize more vividly that it is a holy and a wholesome thought to pray for the dead. From the depths I have cried to Thee, O Lord chants the student body. From every part of the cemetery the ceremony is very impressive. 1 n Q.. -a ,,. J, -J '1- V .f 1 H' 4 ,. Fk K if fb ' . I 1 . ., mv- N I Y ' ' 1 31 '. -5. I - le ' all mv-f': 2' J - 'v 5 '-IRQ .. . .. iw as 'n M -,'Q,..+ ' -' 1'A4,,.,- J ' -Q ' .' 5, ' t' h 'fY Tf.k . 21- -1 - il? J. K 'im 3- 'WI AWN- frv s E 'Q' ,f , Q . ' yk 4 S1 'I V W A f X fb k xi 95 x I jwaigfz-if s 1 4, A A-'..,a,:gf l . The French classes present a religious assembly at Christmas The Ucrechef' or miniature Nativity set- tingg santons, or hgures of the manger sceneg Midnight Mass Reveillon, the sea- sonal feastg Hliarhre cle Noklng gifts in wooden sabots, century-olcl carols-all are part of the provincial customs dramatizecl by the French students in music, story, ancl song in a colorful and religious Noel pageant under the direction of Miss Valerie M. Nichols. M. Vernon, L. Steckbeck, S. Nagel, M. Koster, L. Hartman, Arnold, A. Miller point out that these ceramic statues, creations of French folk art are symbolical of the true meaning of Christmas gif f A '33 'Du Je vous salue, MdTlL',,, Our Lady's own salutation, devout French peasants stop to recite on their way to Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve. M. Zidik, C. Plantz, Reilly, Charron, A. Embar, L. Zaccagnini, T. Coyle, Gerstner are the peasants. The entire ensemble reverently joins in singing the traditional chansons, Un Flambeau, Jeannette, Isabelle, Il est 116, lc divin Enfantf' and the imortal Cantique de Noel, filling all with a sincere spirit of Christmas. 'I A 'Vg' 5 I y 1 W- joyce Lauer, Patricia Klespis, Louanne Steckbeck, and Ethel Hartman pose with Father Hilbert and Father Mattern at close of retreat. Retreat is good for the soul Our retreat regulations open with the statement: A retreat is a time of prayer, of thought, of examination of conscience, and of silence, Silence is to be observed at all timesf' Although keeping silence was a new ex- perience, we were able to follow the regula- tion and so to benefit spiritually. Father Bernard V. Mattern was retreat master for the girls and Father Salvatore V. Zangari was retreat master for the boys. The retreat lasted for three days and con- sisted of meditation, spiritual reading, exami- nation of conscience, conferences, rosary, Mass, Holy Communion and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament. Freshman girls are recollected during examination of con- science. ,IX . ' ' 3, ,-. ,ILA . 3 Y 1 ' ig-is: ' pft' ' ax I , gig., . It' 1 V 'P f - 1- '. f' . ' ' ' h fir? ,Ii 0 E' 1 .Lihue - 1115 A n, 1 - fi M l-- W' Iii w,g-ko, .W ff ' 'J ' t ?W . 7 -. f 'ltljs Z ' 5 i' fi WF ., li is .:-,m f ifm . ' N , ,L A - - ... .'. ' A -, X ix Wx 35. , ,I ., 1 N -. .. 'W- ',7 V ,'1. . 'V 'E 2 is f -v'j,,,-.j'fQ A, 'A QT iq I Us HH 5 pl 5 Y gm ! JL' gb tw 1 We live in James Onofrey reads the Bible in the noon hour during Bible Week. a Catholic atmosphere A religious atmosphere permeates our entire program since we regard religion as the core and center of living, the essence of our way of life. The priests and sisters, the crucifix, religious pictures-all make an indelible impression on our minds and hearts. We take holy water when we enter and leave our class rooms. We begin and end each lesson with a short prayer. Ar the beginning and end of each session we raise our hearts and minds to God. Our teachers stress all religious feasts and observances as they come along. If a person is the sum total of his thoughts and experiences, we ought to be good because we have been given every possible help to goodness. Monsignor and Father Hil- bert receive first tickets for Marianne from james Reilly, President of the Student Council. M. Koster, P. Rudegeair, J. Onofrey, Father Hilbert and l.. Steckbeck honor Our Lady of Fatima. Qs I Arnold F Bllovsky Hunks F Fratteroh D Yorkoskx and A Scxottx get stamps ready for the mlssxons Monsxgnor Weaxcr and Father Hulbert go over the score of Marrarlrxn whnlc the cast look on Members of the cast are A Embar A Dc Angelo Smger I Gerst ner Shounder M Myers, C Snyder Pete and Mason D Lucnottn M Longenecker H Ble stlne M Reilly D Garman ex amme books ln Cathohc Press Month dnsplay The Jumors especially Lynwood Conrad are happy to recene reports from Father I-Ixlbert MENITAL AEROWTH -I T 1 ' I ' 5 - KEEP IN MIND THE CHRISTIAN PCJINT CDF VIEW Spires Staff Works for a Top-ranking Year book. Student Council Plays an Important Role in Character Development. Study of Religion ls of Primary Importance All Our School Subjects Provide Experiences for Successful Living. We have problems too We have problems, too was the subject of the panel at which Joseph Singer presided at the Villanova Press Conference. Foremost among our problems is the one of lceeping up our tradition of top-ranlcing yearboolcs. We are proud that in the past we have had the honor of Yearbook of Distinction from Marquette University and Key- stone Award twice from the Pennsylvania School Press Association. This year we had a scheduled period for yearbook worlc. Even with the advantage of a class period, however, we had to work early and late to meet the printeris deadline. But it was fun and our experiences in organization, layout, cap- tion writing, and art were invaluable. 'iv 'Z hp,- C. Snyder, Gerstner, L.Steclcbeck, C. Simpson, do a good job with lay- A. De Angelo, L. Steckbeclc, S. Nagel, R. Repino, N. Kirkessner, C. Kipp, E. Allwein, and P. Con- nor find the panel discussion very interesting. Sealed: C. Kipp, R. Scan- lin, M. A. Vernon, M. Koster, S. Nagel, R. Fala, E. Allwein, S. Sant. Standing, L. Leno, Arnold, R. Repino, M. Levengood, A. De- Angelo, M. Allwein, A. Sciotti. These girls find the writing of captions very amusing. OUIS. C0-Editors Sara Jane Sant Eleanor C. Troy Editorial Staff Colleen Kipp, Audrey Dc Angelo, Mary Jo Koster, Sylvia Nagel, Rosalie Repino, Ellen All- wein, Rosalie Scanlin, Agnes Winter, Mary Levengood, Mary Ann Vernon, Ann Sciotti, Joseph Lauzon. Sports Thomas R. Arnold, Dennis Bat-bini, Joseph Singer, Max Myers, John Pete. Layout Carl Snyder, Joseph Gerstner, Louanne Steckbeck, Patricia Michael. Typists Sandra Fick, Patricia Klespis, Nancy Kirkessner, Joyce Arnold, Jeanette Arnold, Loretta Leno, Marian Allwein, Rose Fala. Art Christine Simpson, Jerome Miller The Student Council functions smoothly Father Hilbert addresses the Student Council: S. Hill, L. Steckbeck, Pavone, J. Lauzon, A. Rupinsky, M. Tushup, T. Arnold, M. Allwein, Re illy, N. Plebani, R. Repino, M. L. Shumaker, A. Winter, K. Cappelli, Folmer, Sister Rose Charlotte, K. Scanlin, D. Leedy, Singer, P. Anderson, Mason. The Student Council, which has been in operation in our school for three years, is running very efiiciently. One representa- tive is elected to the Student Council for each class. The Student Council facilitates the moving of classes between periods, super- vises class in the absence of the teacher and exercises leadership in all school pro- jects. This year the Student Council spon- sored the Christmas Ball. The officers this year are: James Reilly , , . President Thomas R. Arnold Vice-President Agnes Winter ........ Secretary Rosalie Repino . i . Treasurer Student body takes the pledge 1-HQ, 1 L .1 1 tb Qi 5 ,gag ' .. L,- wr '57 s 'i v X , 5-4 -asf 4 ' I pg. , ,f j 1 ,, .. :EQ . ' - Nu, ' gif Y ' f 1 ni fm V Q ,-'Z Vw fb xifi ' 'Y' g, gg 94 Study oi Religion takes iirst place Father Hilbert waits for a reaction in senior religion class. ' Father Mammarella has close attention of the junior re- ligion class. Father Homola drives home a point in sophomore re- ligion class. Father Gross explains the sacred vessels to a group of freshmen. Sophomores say prayer at the end of Father Homola's class. Father Mammarella simplifies Apologetics for the juniors. ,lf V, W 1 i . A 1 +1 ,W ,I . Mg f M Afxiizif gun .e.x1. . W, W 214W M Wsmggw, ,E , ' H ,Q ,uf l L . I ' I L - . 1 YU! I Z 'QM' gl X h, Q H ' , v ev' I '- ti ay, s M l 4'5'5z 1 W If Y 5 'aw . 1 Q. , Ef f, Y 5 'Z U ,f GA. ,' a ve' x .. , ,ff Q , , digits.. 2- -5 S' W it! M ' Yfittffs-Q..,,,, 'X N JW Gigi yi, y 4 , W 4 v 5 ' .-Mx, Q. , K '--1.. 45535 5, ' Y ,,n, 'Q iii, V umors interpret Oppor- tunity by Edward R. Sill. M 151' rf if English class follow the ups and downs of Silas Marner. h. .is I Ili SENIORS Ist Row: M. Ferretti., N. Colaniro, M. Andruzak, L. Leno, B. Rothgaber, R. Wida, M. Allwein, Arnold, M. Vernon, Arnold, S. Fick. Znd Row: A. Schwarz, A. Miller, A. Quarry, E. Hartman, C. Barry, Duffin, J. Lauer, F. Klinger, P. Klepsis, E. Allwein. 3rd Ron' S. Nagel, Horney, M. Levengood, Coonon, P. Wfarlow, M. Werni, A. DeAngelo, C. Kipp, N. Kirk essner, C. Simpson. 4th Row: R. Fala, E. Troy, T Stefonich, C. Harter, R. DeSantis, Shounder, A Sciotti, L. Hartman, E. Klein. Top Row: L. Steckbeck P. Michael, Kaley, S. Sant, M. Koster, R. Scanlin R. Repino, A. Winter. ig We like to experiment 4 9 Q.. r Girls in junior health class make a study of the eye. Ist Row: D. Eisenhauer, F. Maurer, T. Coyle, Pete, J. Kreider, Marko, T. Lawson, Reilly, R. Putt, L. Batz. 2nd Row: Kirkessner, Zimmerman, R. Arnold, M. Myers, Mason, R. Eisenhauer, C. Sny der, T. Fitzgibbons, A. Frank, D. Barbini. 3rd Row X fx X ffl Freshman general sci- ence students investigate three means of heat transfer. SENIORS R. Schirato, Singer, R. Burch, P. Rudegeair, M. Zidik, T. R. Arnold, T. E. Arnold, C. Plantz, Gerstner. Top Row: Lauzon, Eckenroth, Miller, W. Otto, Onofrey, P. Connor C3 0 fi A to X 10 'Q' I Dick Allwein, our projectionist, is on the job again showing the junior ste- nography class a film on business machines. JUNIORS nf 1'-L.. Bruder, L. Krall, R. Santangelo, M. Gristiclc, E. Vas tinar, M. Coleman, M. Ceresini, P. Leiss. 2nd Row A. Shaonich, M. Fritz, K. Binner, G. Brunelli, J Hinks, L. Pete, K. Kugler, B. Gettle, C. Fields, B. Nash. 3rd Row: B. Arnold, Arnold, G. Andruzak, j. Folmer, M. Fisher, M. King, K. Scanlin, A. Po- Ist Row: A. Drahovsky, F. Morrissey, A. Renilc, M. tocny, V. Emswiler, D. Serba, B. Stauffer. 4th Ron' C. Allwein, Cr Moore, H. Brestovansky, E. Hartman J. Potocny, M. 'Ax-nold, P. Nemec, V. Renilc, C. Uff ner, Emig. TOP Raw: L. Rollman, C. Arnich, S Hill, M. Longenecker, M. C. Allwein, R. Wright, T Arnold, M. Horney, T. Waldrop, B. Kenny, M Vancho. Patricia Klespis looks on while Barbara Rothgaber operates the mimeograph ma- chine. Nancy Kirkessner, Loretta Leno, Nancy Colaniro, and Anastasia Schwarz await their turns. .. 155 V -K--. W 4+-' ,I E. 4 J 'ET H297 Wi A! S wr 2 1 ',. I A G 'K 7 rm V 1- c .fi ,M, f 5,22 1, i A f V 4 rg ff ' I 1' f 4 . 7 J . Z, P' X x ' . V G 6 -.pg V :M 1 jf? 1 A . an . - f . 2 .-T . v ' L' 19 ,F HL, ,, ,J ' QD' ' 4 gh: V g ,. o nf' M :Ln These are the Latin IV whizzes-M. A. Vernon, 1. Gerstner, N. Kirkess- ner, S. Nagel. Doggle m the Window gets a ne twlst m the French version Q-.s-. These freshmen are be mg mtroduced to the m trlcacnes of Latm conju gatlons Nous ecrxvons, nous hsons, et nous pax-Ions en frangans I9-K i- Cur art expresses beauty, goodness and truth R. Schirato discusses a blue rint with F. Mau Arnold. X Y 4 i 1 A ', i P iv ir., ' r 42 sti l l: -A, lv M. Michael, A. Embar, F. Barry, Charron clean up the silk screen after making Christmas greeting cards for our benefactors. A. Graham, C. Simpson, P. Michael, and A. Embar admire their projects for the junior Red Cross. va m '----EL. me r 4 I 4' .Uc,.! Mathematics holds a fascination for us C. Snyder explains the n.,....... Ist Row: G. Hipp, Burgner, Remlinger, M. Leone, P. Bostic, G. Selman, Arnold, Fritz, R. Duffin, F. Spesak, M. Michael, C. Schneider, P. Spesak. 2nd Row: S. Devine, M. Arnold, L. Mason, D. Kapp, S. Troy, K. Cappelli, M. Fitzgibbons, Arnold, P. Ill, C. Sant, E. McDaniels, DiNunzio. 3rd Row: B. Arnold, M. Bering, B. Arnold, R. Ranaglia, P. Sholly, E. Christine, B. Longenecker, P. Zidik, E. Shirk, A. 6 solid pyramid. J. Cascarino and R. Wentzel find the angles of the inscribed circle. Herman, L. Eckenroth. 4th Row: F. Horn, L. Cas- carino, A. Embar, Charron, D. Garman, R. De- Guilio, Kiscadden, C. Yurcaba, M. Spesak, K. Horney, F. Deufel, P. Batdorf. Top Row: P. Matter- eazzi, G. Zidik, Berkheiser, L. Troy, F. Barry, C. Allwein, Fratti, A. Rupinsky, D. Zidik, C. Zim- merman. W 1 X SOPHOMORES I lg 'r r if J. Mason and Lauzon explain the slide rule while T. R. Arnold, M. Myers and Gerstner follow directions. Complex imaginery numbers may baffle some mathematicians but not our sophomores. Work problems are an arduous task for the freshmen expending the energy suggested by the problems themselves. 3, 'S -....... 'fi' 'fl Social studies give us a Broader outloolc Juniors study for a quiz in American history. P.O.D. class isn't itself unless john Pete and Dennis Barbini are de- bating. Mr. Danz shows pictures of the Lebanon Dutch countryside to the fresh- men. Mr. Hill explains the five elements of a conf tract to the seniors. ani.. FRESHMEN 1st Row: M. Eck, V. Mulhern, M. Yingst, M. Arnold, J. Testa, M. Reinhart, R. Eck, L. Starner, M. Krupo S. Hermansky, F. Tatar, S. Kipp, P. Putt, S. Youtz D. Frey. 2nd Row: M. Noll, M. Arnold, C. Groden sky, R. Cox, A. Therrein, Pavone, B. Martel, B Peters, C. Eggert, W'entzel, E. Levengood, L. Bru- nelli, L. Smetana, Y. Casantini. 3rd Row: B. Neeley B. Corrado, M. Arnold, M. Seigrist, S. Portas, C Stefonich, G. Stachorsky, C. Gravino, D. Leedy, E ! flag. Lane, V. Nash, P. Wolukis, A. Leone, M. Schwarz J. Levengood. 4th Row: P. Gettle, E. Conahan, C Garman, K. Ealey, M. Bender, P. Spangler, A. Marko A. Hollis, P. Steckbeck, P. Webb, Renick, P. Lever ling, R. Ortenzi, B. Folten. srh Row: R. Bender, S Schlegel, M. Schumacher, P. Rulavage, M. Detzler, C Cincel, B. Bender, M. Kerr, M. Kenny, D. Luciotti, H Bleistine, B. Schneck, A. Allwein, D. Immel, M. Reilly 66 ll Sophomores salute the 2 Coach fCharles Atlasj Sheehy shows technique of weight-lifting to class. A s 4255 Qt s. ..v9x X A sound body for that sound mind Ist Row: R. Carlson, K. Nagle, A. Weise, C. Sorcsek, L. Lawson,-C. Devitz, T. Barry, G. Arnold, A. Arnold, M. Candori, DeAngelo, Sullivan. 2nd Row. W. Sammer, Lengle, F. Bering, Simpson, R Ficco, R. Gravino, P. Trainor, B. Rudegeair, T. Sny- der, Rothenberger, R. Kovach. 3rd Row: D. Strasz P. Fitzgibbons, A. Papson, B. Grabusky, Dougher, Mi ., . K.O. Kelly never looked better, as I K Coach Sheehy spars with Tom Flynn. Richard Allwein holds on to that head-lock while Coach and class en- joy the match. FRESHMEN W. Smith, K. Leedy, R. Arnold, R. Myers A. Horney, D. Boger, Flamm. 4th Row: W. Elliott, K. Horn, R. Marko, Kovack, R. Ogurcak, L. Reigle, R. Fel- denzer, E. Brunelli, Kujovsky, D. Conrad, W. Sellers. sth Row: Hitchings, Templin, Landis, J. Siegrist, A. Dilger, W. Poe, H. Longenecker, L. Whiteman, Andrews. fn on ,rm 'ft' az U 45 J . .13 Q. fifty? Q31 1 2 r 1..- J Q is V. J .1 'Q L.- , NJ nn ,, . , .Lg 1 .X-,, L ...1.mf',,.-,af ,, ' , 3'- ' fvrffnf A , Sf 'f ig: ,. ,iw , x ' 1,f1z'.fAf?sn,s:.:fw.wf:.11:d szvpismn Y u v , i . fi? I 1, . 1, 1 3.31.9 5' We -f 2:4 an :-N if gm? 'Z 'li 4-' . U52 X X r , Af. rv, ' ' ' .. . 1 F.-Ai' 'ii 2 ff .1 'nib -X-gnu As r,., . I L-EL 1 ,n a. - Qi-M lv SOCI+xL ALTIVITIES nm H FGR US VALUED AND ENDURING FRIENDSHIPS Student Council Sponsors Cinderella Ball. These Are Moments to Remember. We have Fun Putting on Marianne. Operation Doorbell Finances the Spires. We Visit Chestnut Hill and St. Charles' Seminary. The Athletic Banquet ls a Social Success When the cloclc struclc twelve Cinderella, in all her charm and beauty, reigned as Princess of the Cinderella Ball, sponsored by the junior class. Every student was in costumeg fun and frolic resounded from one end of the gym to the other. The affair was highlighted by novelty dances and games. When all was silent, a courier came forth and blew his horn. Another courier stepped out and announced, Wfhe Princess Cometh! Princess Marian Gristick, followed by her lady in waiting, Jackie Emig, was escorted into the ballroom by Prince Bill Kovaclc. As they ascended the throne, the hall resounded with cheers for the beauti- ful Cinderella. The gaily decorated gym, highlighted with the costumed students made the evening a grand success. Q41 , 'yi ' I sal Gi? a K Tenseness prevails in the gymnasium during the distribution of prizes. li , m,N ,nd Q X QNX: J Court pays homage to Prin cess Marion Gristick. I 1 'S V' R. Allwein, H. Brestovansky A. Peffley, K. Scanlin, D Shounder, E. Hartman, S vach, M. Gristick, and j Emig enjoy the floor show All wait patiently for the next act to be announced by emcee Nicholas Vernon. Simpson, Potocny, W. Ko- These are moments to remember The theme of our Junior Prom was Q'An April Dream. We held it at the Green Ter- race in Annville. Wfe danced in sets of three with a novelty dance in between. At the end came the Grand March and it was really grand with the beautiful evening wear of both the boys and girls. We had a buffet supper before we ended the perfect evening. As we left the club, the full moon in the starlit heavens seemed to be sharing our April Dream. J. Lauzon and L. Steckbeck lead the Grand March. This is the pause that refreshes. A group of alumni renew friendships s The music is so good we are loathe to stop. around the Christmas tree. We enjoy putting on Marianne CAPACITY CROWDS SEE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL OPERETTA Colorful songs and sparkling dance routines are featured in the Lebanon Catholic High School production of Marianne which will close tonight following its third presentation. Capacity crowds were on hand both nights during the weekend to witness the show, which stars Audrey De Angelo in the title role and Max Myers as Al Carter, an American engineer. Lebanon Daily News November 21, 1955 Thomas E. Arnold and Thomas R. Arnold announce dinner. Monsara Uoseph Singerj, Ramon Uoseph Gerst- nerj, and Marco Games Masonj work together to get Marianne's property. CHARACTERS Marianne del Monsara ,...,..,. Audrey De Angelo heiress to the Golonda Emerald Mines Mabel, her American friend ....,., Joan Shounder Marco Calan, Marianne's Butler, ....,. John Pete James Mason Al Carter, an American engineer .,.,.. Max Myers Johnny O'Shea, an American engineer. .Carl Snyder Ramon de Trava, an Alguaran bank official, Joseph Gerstner Senor del Monsara, Marianne,s uncle . Joseph Singer Policemen ,..,...,..,......,,.,. Robert Burch John Eclcenroth Michael Zidilc Waitersr . .... Thomas E. Arnold Thomas R. Arnold ,An YS il ,iff X W K xl W . :Q Q.-2,5 su5 sl Vfxp-' 12 4, .,, .-,f,. -17 ff' ::.-.- ,. ag. .. , 'L-1. t I J A 1 vc xfxs Q 4 'if' 1..+ f...e x! 15. 1, 1 Q 9 Lag, gg J ii jlg f , S,-'T X- Q v 1,- Lwmg' I .thu L if 4 we ,, . in ,V fi! X s Pt- , 5 Y V, ,, ,, ' v - --4 f if ww 'N N 1 - U55 , f' :FTE-T: V A' ' I YES' gf, 9' '- W ' 7 at - , I I y I 5 5 Ku In a southern garden of roses sings the chorus before going into a graceful waltz. Now that l've found you please say that you will be forever wltl1 me, Marianne Hey, day, it's warm for May. That's the song we are singing fi it R Bender M Noll Potocny Foster Lauzon C Plantz Ono frey W Pavone A Peffley F Vnozzn R Arnold, Mr Gamber admire the prlzes that will go to the best salesmen We go over the top again for the Spnres we have a Magazme Drive Thxs year we broke all records We dnd 57500 worth of busmessl The prlzes glven to those who reached thexr goal ln the drive were radlos Hash cameras xce slcates all very welcome Best of all 30 top sales men toolc a bus trip to New Yorlc and they had a day that wall lxve for a long tlme nn then: memories The proceeds of the drxve plus the subscrlptxons and patrons finance the book without too much wear and tear on anyone Mr Schrlver rewards Managers Lauzon and C Plantz for a job well dons . , . , , , , . , - 9 1 9 . , - l i, . . I I . ' J. . ' Each year in order to raise money . a 9 ' T' . , ' Y Y Buhrman Keim was the lucky winner of the S50 bill. The three top winners were K. Cappelli, Onofrey, and T. Waldrop. The highest room was 104 with representatives F. Viozzi and K. Cappelli. 4. ff-Q5 x A' ff:i'3f5, fu? Y G xx 12, -x . f' 5'1 af .xl ,ix v 2 '11 .. nv- I ..:- M 4,2 mi' . ,, -if ' 'Fifi ff' ' lsr 3 'ffm 5, 'IRS' Nix 'A- ' . . 'l' 4 A 'nw af ,-W,. W' , 3 ' iii , M ,www -uif 1 4 1 Lebanon . 1 5, . 9 , . ,A ar bifx K '70 ' ,,5. 1442. H. --S3 Q ' Ll' uf H .Mi:,:.T '- f' - 1 'f I I r3ElfT'y'Li 2 W ' my TJ Q 3 gg 2 'Q 1 ' 2 ' . vM' 3 5 1 V lynn---ji K 4 , ,Y x ,Ai h .154 7 1f'531W? , Y ' K ,.. Xu A V 2: 1 Q A K I ,V W rv S Vvyx g' 4 I' Cl., Q My, Q6 : - f- W ' ,, sw' - A f K Mi A . , x ig? K Q . Q 31 , En W U if h A . -A t W T ,, L I ' 7 ' 7 i 4 .V in Vk,A-., 51 I M K in Vfrrh , 'Wi' 15 J , , wwgz 4 , Adj? - f i, K , 04 f - 12.55 'Q H ' 4 My i Siiwzj' 'E ,Agp-xsblbasdz-9, Y, . r X gf ff?li'fr?f1f n .L Father Hulbert, Mr Danz, W Pavone, Renll , A Graham, and M Tushup pose on steps of Samt Charles Seminary, Overbrook, Pennsylvanna R. Arnold, N. Plebani, B. Rudegeair, R. Arnold, ern,w-Q.,-le M Myers, T Coyle P Rudegealr, Lauzon, T E Arnold F Matxrer, Retlly and Mr. Shcehy start out for a tour of H3fflSbllfg. 1 I4 C HR 5. 9 1 'X ,.f X3 'vu .. 1 , ,, X 3, -. l t 1 6 fm 'AP S , , 1 ..,. . Nw-.3 . 'sr P,-'wage- R f 7ETP f Q X ig - ff Q' wi g-5 Y 7 2 fn? ' f Q ' ,556 . - D. - 1 1 :fa 1 r e . , C , 1 ,vu 2. . . Sgb. .,,:,..Am,iu, .xx ., K X.. D was QM. .533 ft ag. f -. jfirsiiip A ' M, -A565 xx-A YY EM ,.. ,..-.....W.....Q-we delays! , vs fl' ' Q J. Nliller, R. Schirato, C. Snyder point out that they will soon be sailing the seven seas. M. Tushup, A. Graham, Reilly, R. Arnold, N. Plebani, R. Arnold, B. Rudegeair, W. Pavone, Nlr. Danz, and Father Hilbert make a visit at St. Charles' Seminary Chapel. . X b . -J' U . R , Q E 4. 4 1 'ef K E ,I ,, 5 4' ' I .V 3 1 Q 2 X 4 X! l 1 X R . 2 1 3 y a :ag ,. R rf Y 25 fs ti :I Q. 5 L ,. , , M.. ,. U ef C M- A ,. iii- I ' l Q ,. if-,egg , 1- fewe as ' f ' .mug rm: A 'I K . E11:Y 2 - ' ? Q C 5553 ' t' ' 9 1 s.. . .. ...N ,W .,...... .vw .M.4-.,-W...-n mil: At the guest table were: Father Hilbert, Mr. joseph Hill, Mr. Mark Swanger, President of the School Board, Dr. Harvey S. Bolan, Superintendent of City Schools, Coach Sheehy, Mr. Charles Gauer, Coach Jim Trim- ble, Tiny Parry, Mr. Albin A. Melusky, President of Athletic Association, Monsignor Weaver, Father Boyle. The Athletic Banquet is a social success Our Football Banquet was held at the Lebanon Country Club. The festivities began at 8:00 with a delicious ham dinner. Monsignor Weaver said the blessing and all was set for a fine evening. After dinner Mr. Melusky introduced toastmaster, Tiny Parry. Mr. Parry, an excellent speaker, gave a very entertaining talk. He then introduced the guest speaker, Coach jim Trimble, formerly with the Philadelphia Eagles, whose talk on teamwork and sportsmanship was very instructive and very entertaining. Coach Sheehy told the importance of foot- ball in that it builds character and forms men. Monsignor Maher, reminiscing, brought back memories to the old timers. The final speaker of the evening was Mon- signor Weaver who started football at L.C.l-l.S. His words on his favorite sport were appreciated by all. This wonderful event attended by so many prominent guests, priests, parents and friends gave us added reasons for being proud of our school. Another view of the speakers' table gives us Mr. Charles Gauer, Coach Trimble, Tiny Parry, A. Melusky, Monsignor Weaver, and Father Boyle. ft -5 PHYSICAL PROGRAMS ,..T...l.. .-..--- IGIOUS AND MCRAL TRAINING IN FOCUS We're down on the Farm in the Good Old Summertime. Operation Pigskin Has a Great Season. Basketball Review Presents a Lively Picture. Our Girls' Team Wins Its Laurels. We take time out each evening for prayer and meditation at Cova da Ira. We're down on the farm in the good ole' summer time To begin with, our team is dedicated to Our Lady of Fatima. We invoice her before every game. At our training camp we say the rosary nightly before retiring. Monsignor goes along with us to every game and sticks by us, win or lose. We receive Holy Communion in a body the morn- ing of our games and with all these helps we feel we are better men spiritually as well as physically as a result of our sports program. ,5 moomnurg fx , 0 QU fw ' Ho: burn Q Q - XX xx ff, 'Elysburg !,3- ,if-nm X unbury ' ,. 2122 E ' !fL'f,,,-- ' Tamoque t 1 x ' f 'C3-1 E W ,CCI P011 vill 1,31 -10 1' E l ' GE 't zz .22 7 N i Myouloun I X Polmyiirbonon . 422 5 A use RG e if A N-0 422 ' f I X Elysburg is the best place on the earth during the latter part of August. germ N W A IST -X This is one big happy family at the Beavers Rest G. Bertoli, V. Payne, T. Ill, E. Anderson, Coach Sheehy, B. Wfasilewski, T. Eggert deserve the rest they are taking. 1 J'f-R, .SED ' , A uv yur - A sf' .1-0 X 1 uv' ' ff FOOTBALL SCHEDULE 1955 A good football player must have brains, Ist Row: J. Pete, L. Butler, A. Sciotti, J. Foster, B Keim, D. Barbini, Reilly, Hinks, W. Smith, P. Fitzgibbons, A. Graham. 2nd Row: F. Frattaroli, B Grabusky, F. Viozzi, T. E. Arnold, C. Plantz, W Pavone, R. Burch, Pete, D. Shounder, L. Zaccag nini, A. Mayan, D. Yorkoski. 3rd Row: Coach Sheehy, Trainers, A. Ill, E. Anderson, P. Zaccagnini, T. Filin- geri, Hitchings, A. Peffley, Lauzon, P. Barry, Noll, N. Plebani, P. Anderson, W. Sellers, Coaches Ben Wasilewski, Norbert Danz. L.C.H.S.-12 Shenandoah-6 The first game of the 1955 football season saw Shenandoah's Atoms invading Lebanon High Stadium. The Beavers, fresh from football camp, encountered a heavy, experienced coal-region team but succeeded in pulling a few well-executed plays that led to victory. The outstanding plays of the evening were a brilliant end-around by Joe Lauzon, a quick pitch to Jim Reilly and an off-tackle by Joe Pete. The team suffered a severe blow by losing its quarterback Bill Pavone, who suffered a broken leg. This casualty proved more costly as the season progressed. Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic 1 2 0... 0 26... 6... 12... 6... 34... 6 Shenandoah Catholic 6 .Cumberland Valley 22 Coatesville 12 Cocalico 0 Lancaster Catholic 13 St. Michael's 6 Delone Catholic 27 Wilson 32 Lansdale Catholic 12 Coach Sheehy, E. Anderson, B. Wasilewski, A. Ill, Coach Danz work behind our team. l is Q Y courage and self-reliance Good team worlc requires JOE LAUZON-End Frattaroli bulls his way. Shounder paves the way. L.C.H.S.-26 Cocalico-0 In a postponed game, the Beavers met the Cocalico Eagles on a fine fall evening, and then proceeded from the beginning to sooth their wrath after the Coatesville beating. It was the Beavers all the way, as the score shows. The high- lights of the evening were a variety of well-timed football plays. In the first quarter, Jim Reilly, Don Shounder and Joe Pete marched the ball down to the one yard line, where sophomore quarterback, Tom Fillingeri, snealced the ball over the line for the first score. In the second quarter the Beavers climaxed an 82 yard drive with an end around play by Joe Lauzon. It is noteworthy that Jim Reilly's 32 yard run and a 14 yard drive by Don Shounder aided a great deal in this second T.D. Later in the second quarter, Tom Fitzgib- bons stole the ball from a sur- prised Eagle and proceeded forty yards for another Beaver tally. After a scoreless third quarter, the Beavers ended the evening with another touch- down, this time from a pitch- out by Tom Arnold to John Pete, good for 12 yards. Dennis Barbini succeeded in making two extra points good. and the scoreboard read 26-O when the final whistle blew. an unsellislm spirit ol sacrifice BILL PAVONE-Quarterback Co-captain Jim Reilly, Ed Anderson and Coach Sheehy in a tense sideline conference. TOM FITZGIBBONS-Guard Big end, joe Lauzon, breaks through for a L.C.H.S.-6 Lancaster Catholic-14 Traveling to Lancaster, the Beavers met the Catholic High Crusaders at Rossmere Stadium. The Beavers played a terrific game showing that desire and determination are all you really need. After halting a first period Crusader thrust, the Beavers proceeded to give them the battle of the year. Coach Sheehy pulled the old Notre Dame box formation from moth-balls and ran havoc over Lancaster the first half. John Pete sparked the Beaver drive with a 25 yard sprint. A shot from the sideline gives us Marty Sorscek, Father Gross, Monsignor Weaver, and Ed Michalek. Intense fire of nervous Reilly, Pete, and Lauzon carried consecutively to push the ball over for a T.D. Lancaster was shocked. They would have been doubly shocked had not a 45 yard run by John Pete been recalled by the officials minutes later. At half time, it was L.C.l'l.S.-6, Lancaster-0. In the second half, the Crusaders fought back and scored two T.D.,s, which proved suffi- cient for victory. The Beavers played a good game. Enuff said! Monsignor with the meg talks to the crowd at the Hill. Buck Shounder pounces on a loose ball to keep it from the Wilson Prexies. gressive game. on the field. L.C.H.S.-12 St. Michael's-6 The Beavers scored two quick T.D.'s in the first period. After this the Bulldogs from St. Michael put on a terrific passing bombardment which netted 6 points. The Beavers were on the defense for three periods. The Bulldogs played a stubborn and 'lg Joe Lauzon scored on the end around. Three minutes later he blocked a punt which set up the next score. He was the outstanding player energy are further requisites TOM E. ARNOLD-Quarterback John Pete eats up yardage against Wilson and goes over for the touchdown. L.C.H.S.-6 Delone-33 The Squires of Delone came to Lebanon for the 1955 game. The Beavers were not up for this game. Ir Bonfire typifies our hopes. Our boy John runs 15 yards for a T.D. and takes a defenseman from Cocalico along with him. may he said, however, that Delone had a good team cap- able of moving the ball on the ground or in the air. The Beavers had little to cheer about. The football player JOHN PETE-Halfback Joe Lauzon, our big end, hauls in a well-thrown pass to outwit a Delone defenseman. L.C.H.S.-34 Wilson-32 This was the most exciting game we had for a long time. Imagine being thirteen points behind within three minutes, and then to hght back and win. This was a see-saw battle with both teams having their moments of glory. For Wilson, it was primarily an aerial game. They moved the ball consistently by passing. For the Beavers, it was their old-running game. Here was a game that saw three perfectly executed plays, John Pete,s record smashing 97 yard gallop, Joe Lauzon's 50 yard end-around, and the three deep pass pattern from Filingeri to Jim Reilly. Buck Shounder played his best game of the season. L.C.H.S.-6 Lansdale-12 The final game of the 1955 season ended on a sorrowful theme as the Beavers were unable to pull this one out of the fire. Fighting desperately for a winning season, the valiant Beavers scored the first T.D. on a drive climaxed by John Pete's end run of eight yards and Jim Reilly's dash of 19 yards and the goal line. In the second quarter the Lansdale eleven fought back and managed to tie the score by the end of the first half. Excitement ran high as early in the third stanza, Lansdale marched over the goal line after a 60 yard drive, highlighted by the Crusaders' spunky Ralph Giulliano. An inspiring moment came for the Beavers when Tom Fil- lingeri faded back and threw a long pass to Jim Reilly, who was open and beyond the Lansdale secondary. The ball, how- ever, slipped from Jim's hands and the Beavers' morale was broken. The seniors who played their last game for Lebanon Catholic were: Tom E. Arnold, Bob Burch, Dennis Barbini, Tim Coyle, Anthony Frank, Tom Fitzgibbons, Joe Lauzon, Charles Plantz, Bill Pavone, John Pete and Jim Reilly. CHARLES PLAN TZ-C enter must malce lair play an obsession 1 ua J 1 I , I V ..v 'MT -. s l, .- V ,V . 9 . fl, 1 5 f 1 A' bv., . ' Tx' ,', :il- 4'w BOB BURCH-Tackle i i N jim Reilly takes off with the St. Michael's team hot on his heels. ilsf ...,? 'VZLV-Li Our white-suited managers, N. Vernon, M. Tushup and P. Repino, gather for a pre-game conference. jim Reilly chews up huge chunks of vital yardage led by Denny Barbini. Varsity Team-hats off to you. When the call for basketball was given at L.C.H.S. for the 1955-56 season, it was answered by thirty eager Beavers. Among these were one senior, five juniors, seven sophomores, and the remainder were freshmen. On December the second, three weeks after prac- tice had started, a quintet which consisted of three sophomores, a junior, and a senior embarked on the road to the oncoming season. After the first few games, the Beavers found that their lack of height presented a great problem which bothered them throughout the year. Cnly because of the hustle and desire to win were they able to over- come this disadvantage. High points of the season were the Beavers' victory over a strong Delone team from McSherrys- town, Tom R. Arnoldls breaking the school scoring record for a game and for a season, but most of all was the teamwork that was outstanding throughout the entire schedule. Simpson. Basketball 1955-1956 VARSITY South Lebanon , . .. Elco . . . . North Lebanon . South Lebanon , . Elco , , Lancaster Cornwall . . Highspire Alumni , Highspire Hummelstown . Delone . . Shenandoah .. Shippensburg North Lebanon Hummelstown Lancaster . Delone . Cornwall Shippensburg . Pius X Pius X . Ist Row: G. Kovach, T. Filingeri, T. Arnold, D. Shounder, Pete. 2nd Row: Coach N. Danz, F. Fratteroli, R. Croft, T. THEY ., ...,40 M44 ...si .51 ...48 ,..41 ...ss M57 ...57 ...ss ,...75 ...sz ...ss ...69 ..4o as ,Wes ..,,49 .77 U74 57 ....33 e-:: T' 'inks' Joe Pete scores on a fast break. Tom Arnold scores again. Buck Shounder wants this rebound. x L This is one Tom Filingeri doesn't get ?-7 : f ' s , ffy 4 f' xiii ,. v, ,a VF' G WMS Coordination is the lceynote Tom Filingeri's attempted field goal is blocked. -T-ii Tom Arnold scores on a jump shot. Tom Arnold drives past Sl1ippensburg's de fense. oe Bahsteter hopes it drops in. W Smith A Sclottl P Dosnck Hunks L Rengle, K Horn, Kovach, Ogurcak Bahsteter R Arnold Coach Sheehy B Grabusky THE JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The unxor Varsltv Basketball squad enjoyed a successful season The team was composed pn manly of freshmen wxth a few sophomores Throughout the campaxgn the young Beau ers dls played a hne sp1r1t of aggresslveness and w1ll to wm Every game was a thrlll packed encounter Fans cheer after Buck Shounder scores 'Y Because the -Iayvees represent our mevperlenced youths every contest was a close haxr raxsmg thrlller The team played over the 500 percentage The type of team and season IS descrlhed fully by the score of perhaps the best game Lebanon Cathollc High School 77 Delone Cathollc High School 76 . . , . . ., . . , . , - . u R. 7 J' 7 ' Y 7 ' ' - ' 9 9 ' . , Y . - . . 13 ' ll' .l ' J : 1 I ' 7 ! V K K W mg x 'L : 4 'T l 7 We play with gayety and liveliness Cheerleaders who led us on to victory, Joyce Lauer, Joan Horney, Jaclcey Emig, Ethel Hartman, Theresa Eggert Cin centerj, Patricia Klespis. Our Beaverettes have done it again! They have delighted everyone by a successful season. Under Sister Dennis Eileen's excellent coaching, the girls have a record of which to be proud. Our team beat Lancaster Catholic, Saint Cyrilis Academy in Danville, Lancaster Country Day School, St. lVlary's Academy of Phila., ancl best of all, our biggest rival, Lebanon High. Besides the acquisition of good sportsmanship, we feel that we have benehted by the contacts we have had with girls in other schools. We would like to sing the praises of two girls who worked behind the scenes: our managers, Colleen Kipp, and Rosalie Repino. lst Row: Agnes Winter, Ellen Allwein, Mary Jo Koster, Louanne Steck- beck, Mary Levengood, Christine Simpson. 2nd Row: Dolores Ziclik, Helen Bleistine, Frances Deuffel, Jeannette Arn- old, Mary Fitzgibbons, Kathy Capelli, Georgiana Zidik. S7 11 c -rl i ii 7' 2 2 Ellen Allwein cuts for the basket to receive Aggie's pass. .2 Teenie Simpson and Dorie Zidik wait with bated breath as Aggie shoots. Agnes Winter puts in a hook shot while the Lancaster Catholic guards can clo nothing but look on. Ellen Allwein retrieves her rebound. Will it go in? Time-outsv are important. Mary Jo Koster holds the attention of coach and team as she explains her foul. I QGRAIVUATING OF 1956 Ellen Alltsexn, 410 Jones Street. Lebanon A11we1n. 417 Gannon Street. Lebanon Nlaryann Andruzalt, Stouchsburg Klartan Jeanette Arnolel. 950 XY'a1nut Street. Lebanon Joyce Arnoltl. 809 Cornwall Road. Lebanon Arnold, R 1.3. 31. Lebanon Rtchard Thomas 1f. Arnold, .51 Li. Locust Street, Lebanon Thomas R. Arnold, 448 li. Vivaltnut Street. 1.ebtnon Dennts L5tlI'171I11, 111 Viv. Areba Avenue, Hershey Co11een Barrv. 1119 Wftlnut Street. Lebanon Leo Batz, R. D. 31. Annvtlle Robert Burch, 848 Linden Street. Lebanon NancyCo1amro. 54 N. Llngle Avenue. Palmyra Peter Connor, 1115 Oak Street. Lebanon Joan Cfoonon. 506 Thxrd Axenue, Lebanon T1mothyCoy'1e. R. 1.7. 221. Cleona Audrey 1JeAnge1o, 955 17et1et'a1 Street. Lebanon Rosemarie IJUSJIIIIN, 14 N. 1tng1e Avenue. Palmyra Joan 1.3u1'11n. 555 1ftghth Street. Lebanon john fjelcenroth, 616 S. Rallroad Street. 1N1verstotsn Theresa Eggert. 114 S. Thtrcl Street. Lebanon Donald 1'f1senhauer,715 Gullrord Street. Lebanon Robert E1senhauer.459 N. Stxth Street. Lebanon Rose Pala, 1150 Federal Street. Lebanon 1V1ary Ann 1 errett1,107 Cherry Street, 1N1verstown Sandra Fielc, 414 S. Broad Street, Lebanon Thomas 151tzg1bbons, 414 Wfeldman Street, Lebanon Anthony Franlc, 1501 Elm Street, Lebanon Joseph Gerstner, 111 15. XifYC1k1l 1'1H11 Street. Lebanon Ethel 1'-'1artman. 1514 Calc Street. Lebanon Lucmllc Hartman. R. D. 210. Ebenezer. Lebanon Joan Hortaey, 555 N. Eleventh Street. Lebanon Joanne Kaley. 408 Guilford Street. Lebanon Co11een Kipp, 610 S. Second Street. Lebanon James Kirlzessner. 511 E. Chestnut Street. Lebanon Nancy Klrlcessner. 1151 Klllg Street, Avon, Lebanon II10, Lebanon 455 15. Gulltrord Strett. Lebanon 556 15. Vl'e'e1nx:an Street. 1.ebanon 150 S. 151:14 Street. Lebanon Eva Kletn. R. D. Patrxcia Klespms, Frances Kltnger. Nlary jo Koster, John Krettler, 109 S. Xvhlte Oak Street. Annvllle Joyce Lauer. 44 Joseph Lauzon, S. Nnnth Street. Lebanon 1551 Hardtng Avenue. Palmyra Thomas Lawson, 517 XY'YClC1fTlIlI'l Street. Lebanon Loretta Leno, 516 Rtdge Avenue. Hershey Nlary Lcvengood. 405 N. Partrtdge Street. Lebanon James 1V1ason. 110 Pershing Avenue. Lebanon Fretlertclc 1N1aurer,-110 H Lehman Street. Lebanon Patricla 1V11chae1. 815 E, Guxlford Street. Lebanon Annette 1N1111er, 850 Cornwall Ptlte. Lebanon Jerome 1N1t11er. 156 V4't-nltnan Street. lebanon 1N1ax Nlyers, 555 XV. Caracas Avenue. Hershey Sylvla Nagel. 440 XVetdm:n Street. Lebanon James Qnofrev. 307 Park Avenue. Lebanon Vfavne Ctto. 507 XV. Cumbet1an:1 Street. Lebanon YiYl11l3!T'1 Pavone, 11 Lehman Street. Pa1mx'ra John Pete. 118 E PL'1'S1'1lI1g Avenue. Lebanon Charles Plantz. 419 Gutltrortl Street. Lebanon Anne Quarry. 1954 Center Street. 1ebanon James Rt-111v. 1111 XY'111ow Street. I..-Eymtm Rosalte Reptno. 1010 S 1l1'1CO11'1 Avenue. 1.11-anon Barbara Rothgaber. 751 17ornevia1e Roatl. Lebanon Peter Rueleyzeatr. 105 Second Street. Lebanon Sara Jane Sant. T48 N111't311n Street. Lebanon Rosalte Seanltn. 505 N Tuelrtla Street. Lebanon Richard Schtrato. 455 F WT-telman Street. 1ebanon Anastasla Schwarz. 506 N Ftrst Avenue. Lebanon Ann Sciotn. 114 S. Ntnth Street. Lebanon Chrtsttne Stmpson. 144 S Qutnce Street. 1ebanon Joseph Slnger. 615 XV. fflmeolate Avenue. 1-1ershev Carl Snvtlvr. 115 x1l1.11111 Street. Lebanon 1ouanne Stvc14ber14. 1015 C1114 Street. 1t'bat1on Theresa Sr.-tnn1.'1:. 114 N ffrebth Strtet. 1ebmm E1eznot' Ttov. 516 S S-'tenth Street. 1eb.tnon 1N1arv Ann Vernon. 114 15 Pershing Aventxe. 1eb1nt Patrzrtt Wftriou. 1116 Chestnut Street. 1.1-qgwngq Aines 1Y't:t'er. 410 N fwturteetztfi Street. 1t-banon 1N11r1tat-1 full. 1108 11-hman Street. 11-banon John Znnmerman. 1407 X'i't11ou Streez. Lebanon JIT ELLEN M ALLWEIN Assumption of B VM Dark complexxonecl be a nurse IS her amblton Kohrs nght hand girl hkes a good txme S altty 1 2 3 4 unlor Prom Commlttee Basket ba 2 3 4 Sptrcs taff Marlanne X MARIAN L ALLWEIN Assumplxon of B VM Neat as a pm pas around wth oane and Mary enthusxastxc dancer loves to smg Sodalxty 1 2 Perfect At tendance 1 2 Spxres Sul? unnor Prom Commxttce Marxanne JEANETTE A ARNOLD Assumption of B VM Has a contaglous gxggle pleasant smxle and per sonallty pretty wavy hatr neat dresser most talkatlve Sodalxtyl 2 3 4 Wnnner ln Magazxne Drive 1 Splres JOYCE C ARNOLD Assumption of B VM Pleasant smile match mg personalnty msxsts her eyes 'ire changmble succeeds nn all her under takxngs S alxty12 3 4 Per ct Attendance 1 Splres Staff Marianne MARY ANN ANDRUZAK Assumptxon of B VM A good hstener better talker Chevrolets are her weakness knows how to set out a good meal Sodallty 2 3 4 Marianne Staff Marlanne THOMAS E ARNOLD Assumption of B VM A real great guy wlth a slew of friends fatthful follower of the Beavers 'always wxllmg to help out v N m B yl 2 3 4 unxor Prom Commlttee Baseball 1 Z Basketballl 2 3 Football 1 2 3 4 Martanne RICHARD C ARNOLD St Gerlrudes Pleasant and qunet all around gentleman an asset to our class Leader Holy Namel 2 3 4 Mart anne THOMAS R ARNOLD Assumptxon of B VM All around student and 'lthlete lxttle to s1y but he knows hns basketball math whiz Holy Name Perfect A ten ance 1 2 Student Councll Vlce Pres 4 Class Officers 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Foo a Sptres Staff Marxanne LEO R BATZ St Pauls Rarely heard from frtendly to everyone pendable Altar Boy 1 4 lVl1r1anne 'QU COLLEEN R BARRY Assumpnon of B V M Cute 1s 1 button neu bl1clt lntr Dont rush m Irtsh l1ss od1lxty 1 4 1 anne DENNIS W BARBINI St .loan 0 Arc H1ppy go lucky l-snows how to lnndle the ptgslcnn always clmastng raxnlnows newer wtthout an answer Holy Name Perfect At tendance 3 unnor Prom Commtttee Footballl 7 3 4 Splres Staff Martanne Assumplxon of B VM Better late than never good xntentxons sports an keen sense of humor Holy Namel 7 3 4 Foot lb I Z 3 4 Nlatnnne JOAN M COONON Sl Gertrudes Loxes to -me gets around easxly 1 Gcrmin brim 1 gtft from the East En o 'xltty I 4 Ra to Club 1 7 Nhrlanne PETER J CONNOR Assumptxon of B V M A re1l qutet guy wt mg to take 1 joke 'alw 'nys a gentleman oy Name 1 3 4 Red Cross Representattve l 2 3 4 Mananne NANCY A COLANIRO Sl .loan of Arc ite couldnt lxve wnthout Loretta everyone s frtend o altty 1 4 t anne Cn . .l. 4- D I t . S .' , 2, 3, -Mar- - f . ll . , 2, 2, X 'lx L V .,, A . 1 ROBERT c. BURCH sweet as Hershe-y's chow- ? ' ' . . . S cl ' , Z, 3, -Nlarl f . . an , , ,' Q' , say ,z,z, - Cx' l ' . ' '. ill- 7 HI L ' , z, , -Jr. TIMOTHY J COYLE Assumptxon of B VM GIVQS no heed to girls When Irlsh Eyes Are Smxl mg always wlllmg to he p Holy Name 3 4 Altar Boy 1 2 3 4 Perfect Attend ancel Football Z 3 Mart anne JOAN E DUFFIN Assumption of B V M Drtves a green Packard a swell personalxty puts astde what can be done tomorrow Marianne 5 AUDREY H DeANGELO Assumption of B VM Future nurse look out mterns a gnrl who knows her German everyone s fnend our Marianne alrty 1 2 4 Officer Treas 1 Red Cross Representanve 1 Z 3 Spxres Staff Marxanne ROSEMARIE De SANTIS St Joan of Arc Always adds f n to crowd loves to tell jokes knows how to handle her Plymouth Ill eat that hgh: allty I 2 3 4 unlor Prom Commtttee Marx THERESA M EGGERT Assumptnon of B VM Short and sweet known for her gxggle h1s thi: Ivory Look 'xllty 1 2 3 4 Per Attendance 1 Cheerleader 3 4 Martanne JOHN W ECKENROTH St Mary Gate of Heaven Myerstomns gtft to Leb anon Catholxc mce all around fellow going somewnere ras: a good actor Perfect Attendance3 Mart anne DONALD EISENHAUER Assumption of B V M Shy but gets around mcchamcal mmded never tn 1 hurry ready to gtve and take 1 joke tar Boy 1 3 4 an anne ROBT G EISENHAUER Assumption of B VM Nlost humorous joys life dlffuscs happx ness wherex er he goes Holy Name 4 Chorus 1 Z . , ' H ' yy Sod ' , , 3, -Class , . -Jr. 7 l 1- . - . , . . I . , - 1 1 2 i ' L , - . ' 2 ' u a l . - l I l I . I? Y b . . ., 50d ' , , , -J ' anne. D - - - I ' e n 1 L K .. U , Sodt' , , , - fect 1 T b ' I Y I 1 Y ' . . . ' - , f . 1 5 , . . . . . cn- C . K I . . . Q A u s . U l' fl ' , X Jw . . Qg-Q . t '. - , . Al , 2, , -M - K ' X X- Assumptxon of B V M Sweet personilltv good student and strong LCHS rooter Hty Comp1 alnty I 4 Ptr ec A tencl1nce l 3 unror Prom Commxttec Bwskctlnll l Spxres Staff Nlarnnnc THOS C FITZGIBBONS Assumplxon of B V M smooth h11r cut sense of humor ootball l 4 1 anne MARY A FERRETTI 51 Mary Gate of Heaven my manner sweet smxle soft d1rk eyes ROSE B FAI-A 1 frxend to everyone Perfect Attend1nce I Splres Staff lVl1rx1nnc JOSEPH C GERSTNER St Gertrude: Love IS 1 Lottery never 1 dull moment bound to be a success fme personallty est NOICC Hoyl'N'1mel734 er fect Attendance l Oper etta Senior de Trava ETHEL A HARTMAN Assumpnon of B VM One of our cutest and pep pxest cheerleaders loves the East End has a sweet smlle for everyone altty I 2 3 4 Per Attendance l -Cheerlead 3 4 Basketball Spxres Staff Marxanne SANDRAM FICK Assumption of B VM Sm1ll but mxghty knows her French frxend nn need mce per sonallty alxty 1 Z 3 4 r e Cross Representatwe 1 2 umor Prom Commxttee Mananne ANTHONY J FRANK Assumplxon of B VM A great guy ready and wlllmg to help better known as Ntno a around favornte Holy Name 1 Altar Boy 1 Z Baseball l Basketball 2 3 Football 3 4 Mananne ' ...a Sod ,, . -J.Rd . J . . 1 st. ' I Sl . ' Sodt' ,Z,3, --- 'F t r - .2, WJ ' . . . X Second Argentina Rocca ' ' . . . .' ?... 4 ...ll F . ,2, 3, -lVlarY - , . 1 T 1 A t , - - I x .I K: . , U. ' ...b ' . ' A3 , Sodt' ,, , - fect l '. ,-, , -P - ,- . - ,z,- - mg , - 1- LUCILLE E HARTMAN Assumptton of B VM Frequently drlves a car takes part m all conversa tions conslderate glrl o allty 1 Z 4 anne JAMES P KIRKESSNER Assumptton of B V M Happy go lucky great wut always seen wxth Tom man of few words most affable Holy Name 2 3 Altar Boy 3 4 untor Prom Commxttee Basketball 1 2 Marxanne JOANNE M KALEY Assumption of B VM Bulclcs are her wealcness wnllmg to glVE or to take Joke blaclc shlnxng haxr serxous at the proper tlme alltyl 2 3 4 Jr e Cross Representauve 1 2 Spxres Staff Mananne EVA 'I' KLEIN Assumption of BVM Very calm future housewife good worker lllces movxes alxty I 2 4 M anne JOAN M HORNEY Assumption of B VM jet bl1ck haxr mce dresser smxle wxth dum pes a real gone jxver best loolcmg S al1tyl234 Ce leadnng 2 3 4 Marxanne NANCY M KIRKESSNER Assumption of B VM Brains to spare natural blond versatlle passxon for Pl lcles So alrtyl 2 3 4 Per t Attendance Student Coun cxl Vice President 1 Red Cross Representatxve 1 umor Prom Commlttee Marlanne COLLEEN M KIPP Assumption of BVM Calm quxet 9fHC19hI our scorelceeper future Florence Nlghtlngale 'agreeable lxttle lass So alltyl 2 3 4 Band 2 Student Manager Z 3 Spxres Staff Marlanne PATRICIA A KLESPIS Sl Gertrud Rah' Rah Rah' gtr has the knack of malcmg frxends sweet smrlmg 1ss best all around o 'alxty 1 4 Secremry 3 Treasurer 4 unxor Prom Commxttee Clxeerleadmg 3 4 Splres Staff Marianne . . .. X I ,. ,sl Sd' , ,3, -Mari- '. if . odl , , , -her- l Sod' ,, ,-.Rd - ,,4 . l , , , -Afec 1, 2, I, -J A 7 . '- ' - ' Kill l . . , 5 f l I 'i . 'e's .. I . 'l... 5444 ,,i,-are lt -' . . Sd.' , 2, 3, -Class I H' A - I J . A- JOYCE F LAUER Assumplron of B VM Loqu1cxous 1 dynimlc cheerlmder will 1lw1ys gnvc 1 hclplng hind most school spmt C11 s Otflcer Treasurer 1 Z 3 4 Cheerle1dmg 2 3 lVl1r1'1nnc X MARY E LEVENGOOD Assumption of B V U pCfSOI11llIy plus xery x holcsomc x IllIl1g o ht p tounnm gxrl Sodwlmty 1 P r t -X end1nco I Band 1 B s ctlnll 7 3 4 Spur Stiff Mirxanne FRANCIS M. KLINGER Sl. Gertrude? Did 'anyone see Mary 'mn loves to t1llc p1rty thrower her voxcc gnves her 1w1y -nlxty I 2 4 anne JOSEPH H LAUZON St .loan of Arc Nlost lxkely to succeed t1ll cl'xrlc 'md hindsome Lets go g1ng alvmys 1 lcrldcr Holy N1me 4 Clxss Vxce m-an of Prom Committee B15 ttb1ll 7 3 Football l 4 Spxres Staff in 'anne X. MARY JO A KOSTER Assumption of B VM A gxrl wnth whom you c1n 1lw1ys h1ve fun movle 1n Go ahead lose your frnends regular sports fiend So1l1tyl 2 3 4 Stuet Council 7 3 Class Officer 3 4 unxor Prom Commnrtee Baslcetlznlll 2 4 Bowling 2 Spnres Sufi' Marxanne THOMAS A LAWSON Assumption of B VM H1lf pmt lnlces to te1se What was thc questxon t1r Boy l 4 rx innc JAMES D MASOIN Assumptxon of B VIH A good fllxbuster 1lu1ys reidy for 1 joke 1 cmzy hitrcut est 1ctor oy Name 7 3 4 Alu 1 3 4 Cl1ss x Pres 4 Student Nlinigcr 7 3 Operetta Marco Cahn JOHN W KREIDER S! Pauls Expert typnst7 Ann vllles gift to LCHS plocls along wtth hls books AarBoyl 2 3 4 Marr anne SI Joan of Arc Always laughmg lnlces to truvel w1nts to be 1 cireer glrl CUI9 and crazy alrty 1 4 Spxres Staff Martanne -2 I - Sod. 4 , , 3, -Mark .- A l , tl ' s 1 s l - yn l 1 . A . . ... ' dt ' , , , - cl n ' ' 4 . . . . . . I' l,2,,-J' lr .,,- '- U r V . . 3, - ' - ' .5 . , , Q , 1 Q ' , ,4- A , . . ... . if K Pres, 2-Pres. 3, 4-Chain - Xi LORETTA J' LENO .. .k- . -, - K , A ' 'Y 2, 1 - --1x,1K'. . I. . . t . , Sith' - ' ' - ' Sod A , 2, 3, - ' A .' K T - Al . , 2, 3, -Ma '- . l Y ' n nl u ' , , , t ...v jt r' . -l , . . ' . ' . . . I . . . b . . 2, 3,-4-- L' f'Ct . . . tt . , 2- , . I H l . -, , -. l. ' - ak . -, , - 'cs .,.u,,-' Boy ,2. , -v . Vlcc FREDERICK A MAURER St Gertrudes Always asking questions P O D whiz nice guy spelling genius Holy Name 1 Football Z Marianne ANNETTE M. MILLER Assumption of B.V.M. Long haired lass . . . cute smile . . . likes a good time . . . infectious giggle. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4-Mari- anne. PATRICIA A. MICHAEL Sl. Gertrude's Good with the paint brush blushes easily . . . Did anyone see Denny? Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4-Junior Prom Committee - Basket- b 1 2 3-Spires t ff Marianne SYLVIA D NAGEL St Gertrudes JEROME H MILLER Sl Gertrudes Math brain Hot Cycle member of the Reserves Perfect Attendancel 2 3 4 Marianne JAMES J ONOFREY Assumption of B V M An ace in school and on the dance floor ony male member in bookkeep mg class crew cut most school spirit Holy Namel 2 3 4 Al Boyl 2 3 4 Marianne MAX B MYERS St .loan o Arc Perfect man1ger rst rate student has many friends shutter bug Operetta Al Carter tar Boy 1 Z 4 dent Council 3 Student Manager 1 2 Student Pho tographer 3 4 r e Crossl Z 3 4 Spi es Staff 0 Leading lady scholastically most likely to succeed calm and collected at all times Homemaker of Tomorrow Spires Staff Marianne Assumption of B VM The silent man genial smile takes life easy shuns crowds HoyName12 3 4 Per fect Attendance 1 2 Marianne stage hand WILLIAM J PAVONE St Joan o Arc Best looking an affable fellow with tons of person 1 ity a great passing arm boisterous humorist Youth Club Committee Vice Pres unior Prom Committee Basketball 1 Z otball 1 all ,, Sa- .'.. .. Ri' - f .4 ...fa- 6 Al -, ,sf-sm. i,--J.Rd 1vxTvr ' X WAYNE R. oTTo I in Q - ,, ' ' - ll 'i 1 '1' ' ,J- ysivi tar A ' 'I f DQJA 3-F0 ,Z,3,4.,, f JOHN .I PL I'I cunzplmn 1 5 I m1 lIIbNLI' ULII' IIT Il U JLHI r 7 OIIII I Sl 5 1 S xr1s S ntf Ouuux N u 1 JAIVII 9 'I' RLII LY Acvunxplmn B If H I ALIIL SIIIII e I IIIII K l amp nz xoum xrm Holx 'N 1 nu In brudem Colm II 1 ourh C Tr 1sur1r 4 ux mr I mm C mnxmruc ofhmm 1 Iuur 1 N nr m 1 PI TI R J Rl IDI CI' SIR ssunlfvlmn 1: BI many. 5 Sport: Iour It to lr Oper LU! ,L X ROSALIE A REPINO Ascunzplnm 1 Bl U R 1 mr smll I 155 1 IIOYN IILY 15 I KIX I5 I1 rmf lnlu Ihxnp, it LLH S So lIlIy coniulror I Sludnnt Counul 'In rs urnr 4 Cliss OIIM1 X mrnx Ill N M111 S u1cntIN1n1 LF Umor I r1m1Cmum1lt11 5 IFLS SMH XIlI'IlI'AI'IL AINN C Ql XRRX um tmn HX x II H XRI Li R PI -XNTX um vtmn 1 B KN! It ITILISI Ik wps HIK U 1 Muni 1. 1 Mayor for a day BARBARA ROTHGABER 4iSllNIf7lIUH of B V lf 1 C H S I 11 xolsns I tr L frund ou I 5 In L11 Att1n1I1n11 1nd 1 IN uxlmu SARA JAINE A SAINT Assumption 0 B V Typxm., sp11d511r IXLS L 0. NIN5 1 L mx W1 umm 1:1 1 x 1 1 run an 1 1 1Jv.11n 5 xrns Buff XIIFIIIHIL ROSALIE A SCANLIN Assumptxon of B V M Never it 1 loss for words Ive cot 1 new rtcotd sees 1 job through 1lw1ys rushmg altty l Z 3 r t Cross Reprtscntutne 4 SPIYCS Stiff lNl1rnnnt ANN E SCIOTTI Assumption of B VM lVlost rettrtng Flymg circer the essence of rchnement likes to study o wltty l 4 B15 e l Sptrts Stiff 'nrt 'Anne CARL E SNYDER St C erlrudes Alt iys 1 true frtend lxlccd by all lsnosss hom to dmv rtst-ues the lmst booth it Kohrs Optr etti ohnny OShe1 o y l'N1me l 3 tr fcct Attendance 1 Sptrcs Staff I CHRISTINE M SIMPSON Assumplzon of B VM School spxrtt plus arttsttc talent lnlces hot food Mostly Nl-trthi o wlmty 1 4 C1 Ofttcer 2 3 r Red Cross Re resentatxve 2 3 4 Youth Club Commnttce Pres untor Prom Com mrttee Art Contest Wtnncr 1s etlvall l Sptres Staff Mnmnne Wnnner of Lelnnon County Hire the Handicapped pos ter contest LOUANINE STECKBECK Assumptmn rf B V M Nlost studrous fusts to cut those loclts ll'l0lIK,l1IfLll Ind ALIICYOLIS 'It C you golng study Sodallty Cotrsultor 1 Perfect Attendance 4 Studtnt Councll 3 4 C. 'tss Ofhccr 3 4 un tor Prom Commxttec Rt Crossl 4 Bu et 1 3 4 Sptrcs I1 Marxanne ANASTASIA SCHWARZ St Gertrude s lNcVer wtthout Sylxxl quttt is a moust proud at her descent ltltcs to loolt on Martanne 'X JOSEPH R SINGER St Joan 0 Arc Most studxous loses Suggr s 1 jou tht t 1d colt cnthusnst tall qutet 1nd 'tblc Optretta lVlons1r1 trr Boyl 7 4 Pu cc Attendwnce 7 3 Stucltnt o Prom Commlttec li tslt Foothi l l S1 mrcs Stuff ssd.' , , A,4-YJ. R-d A t f ' ,I J' Lyfifi -- l I. A U tt ll . . . svel I l to I . K A - - . . ,I ' ' V, , ' 'K ' s ati' n, 2, 3, - L35 ' 'H --A- A k Alf ,-,5, --- f-'t P U , S, 4 S ' L' fl .' , 4 -N Lounctl Z, 3---C,..tss Ofhccr ' . . . ' I l, 2, 3, 4---lum r ,,, ' - 7 - if 'ttlnall 1. 2 . -B.k ,2,3,4- H' JAN 'A s d. ' ,lifs. -7 K t Q . ' - ' L ' ball 4 ' ' t -Nl. V- - L' - 4 A 1 . . . . . . . re- . I S h V 'F . , . V- Y A i 1 - ,.. - I Wvh. ar ' to vt ' t I , . . ' f? . . . . ' - ' 1 , ' ,3, 3, 4 4 -H K LQ, 1'-J ' ' -D ll. ' 2, , --JH HI 'K ,Z, .4-PM ' -Jr, - ' I ' 'd ,l. 3. - t lc - V . 3, Z . ball , 2, , - ' S oft A . Y - 4 PATRICIA A WARLOW Assumption of B VM H15 'an IIIECCUOIJS sm1le 'lITll1blt. pwrrml to Sochluy Spxrcs Stiff lXfI1l'l'lI'lI1L JOHIN E YIMMERMAN Acmmptmn cf B V M ox 1 sn 1 nam to be 'nlone uxrh mv prnmmr press Almr Boy 4 N 1r1 'mne THERESA STEFONICH Assumplson of B V M Wfnllmg worker reid! to go 1long mrh the crowd c1nCl1d lxlces boulmg Sodilxty l 4 ow mg 'Vhrxannc MARY ANN C VERNON Assumption of B V M Full of pop cure gurl iuburn h-ur lnrd morl-Img Pcrfccz AuLnd1ncc Clmss Omen l Columbus Diy Esswy Xvmncr umor Prom Commune r Rod Cross Rcprnsumtwnvf. Spxrcs Snff ELEANOR C TROY Assumption of B VM Most 'xffilnlc Sun shxnc merry hugh 1ncl zwmlklc Ill Ncx cr Stop oxmg You 0 wllty I 4 SLI mry Bowlmg Spins Smff Nhrnnnc AGNES NI WINTER SS Cyril and Metlrodxus An 1mx1l lL gxl X nth louis of Ptl'SOI1'lll!W our low. wb f. Aqgu. 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