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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1957 volume:

gi? -s my, SHE'S TOPS WITH US Durmg the years Slster has worked on the yearbook she has consistently guven us honors It ns through her tireless efforts and continuous application that our Spnres IS as good as at IS Sister as never too busy to guude direct and encourage us She has given her late to God to educate and Instruct young men and women so that they may lead better Catho Inc llves Wlth lust prude and respect this yearbook IS dedicated to Sister Regina Pacls 2 I FOREWORD As you look ihrough lhe pages of fhe SPIRES we hope fo brrng back lo you pleasant fhoughfs of our Alma Mafer If IS a book of memories a record of days evenfs pafhs friends of work accom plrshed of VICTOFIGS won If IS a book fo be freasured now and In fhe years ahead HOW FRIENDS WE FOUND WAYS WE WANDERED CLASSES WE ENJOYED GOOD TIMES WE SHARED GAMES WE PLAYED CONTENTS DEAR TO OUR HEARTS ARE 3 The Sfaff Pages 4 29 Pages 30 37 Pages 46 6'l Pages 62 69 Pages 70 97 PRAYERS WE OFFERED s,.,7,s.A,,,,77,,,,,,,,, ,,7, ,s,, , , , ,,,,,7,,77, ..,.s,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,, P ages 38-45 r Q I W1 gl s l. Q 4. i 1 i X l M aw 'wr C., F A G -' r 1Q. 4, q 1 '- - .mv J SENIOR GIRLS Top fo Boflom, Firsf Row: F. Morrisey, M. Bruder, M. Coleman, M. Grislick, R. Sanlangelo, L. Krall. Second Row: B. Kenny, T. Arnold, T. Waldrop, M. Allwein, L. Rollmon, M. Voncho. Third Row: J. Emig, E. Dondo, M. Longenecker, S. Hill, B. Stouffer. Fourfh Row: J. Folmer, D. Serbo, H. Brestovansky, M. King, M. Dono- van, E. Hartman. Fifth Row: G. Andruzak, B. Arnold, J. Arnold, M. Fisher, B. Geltle. Sixth Row: E. Vostinar, M. Ceresini, C. Fields, J. Polccny, A. Palocny, M. Fritz. Sevenfh Row: A. Shaonich, K. Binner, M. Arnold, K. Scanlin. Eighth Row: C. Allwein, B. Nash, L. Pete. Ninfh Row: C. Moore, K. Kugler. 4 ,. FRIENDS WE FOUND Much is gained through knowing others The friends we have found at Lebanon Catholic have opened new paths for us We united ourselves in all our activities and are proud of one anothers accom pllshments Our friends are many the effects far reaching We have come a long way since we entered school We have made many friends during these four years Some Incidents stand out above the others Our friends the faculty at Lebanon Catholic, have opened new paths for us in fields of learmng have guided us m our vocations and have been our mod erators in extra curricular actlvltles The Reverend Fathers have encouraged us in the practice of our Our teachers classmates and other faculty members have truly exemplified the word friend for their actions are the greatest examples we will ever have As we leave, others will follow in our footsteps These are our underclassmen who have shared our experiences and are ready and willing to take the responsibilities of guiding Lebanon Catholic through the years When we were freshmen new to the busmess of gomg to hugh school we met many friends Some of these friends we may forget but most of our friends we will keep through life We have shared many experiences and these have broadened our viewpoints and made us adults Now we are graduating we will leave much of what we had in common behind but we will never forget the friends we found at L C H S 5 . . .. , . 5 ' . ' I . . 3 . . I I ' religion and have acted as true friends whenever we needed advice. I I I I I ' I I v I . . I 9 Jyygf ,ma lr 4' M1 ' f 4, Ynxv x as 4 wlk f if ff if , , in Q 4 1 ' G, A A ' M14 in ml , M ,U-. ,,.,, Q2 0 WV7, ,A,'f , 0 1. , J, 4 f . Xl 5 I ' v Saw. N ? E P 1 F 1 I 5 L 2 F , 4 if qisgfffff' ww 2 f af . ig, Q 1 x wi. - 25, Q ii, , ' Z fr D ,Q ggi, Wa, a 1. 'fv- 'eg , Q v W ,, ,V LR iff' sf 2 Hls Excellenc The Most Reverend Lawrence Schoit Auxiliary Bishop of Harnsburg ga oh 4 4 O .0 We value the friendship of our Auxlllary Blshop 7 THEY ARE OUR SOURCE OF INSPIRATION Right Reverend Monsignor Paul D. Weaver Rector At sports events, dances, assemblies, or religious retreats, Monsignor is always on hand to help, in- struct and cheer with us Reverend Joseph C Hilbert Principal Father guides us along the road of life daily As a teacher he is a source of information as a confessor a source of comfort and as a friend he is our source of Inspiration THEIR WORK IS AN EXALTED WORK Reverend Daniel J Menmti School Visitor As a newly appointed assistant to Monsignor Maher Father fulfills his duty with diligence and the grace of God Right Reverend Monsignor Robert J. Maher, Superintendent of Schools Monsignor's guidance has helped us throughout our years. He holds a special place in our hearts as a former principal of Lebanon Catholic High School THEIR FAITH ENNOBLES Reverend Anthony E Burakowskl 5' M0 Y S ' Reverend Lawrence C Gross Sl Ma ys Pa Ish Reverend Ferdinand G. Gruss S G de's P i ' Reverend Bernard V. Mattern Sacred Hear! Parish 'IO OUR EVERY ENDEAVOR Reverend Joseph S Hager SS Cynl and Mefhodlus Pansh Reverend Mercuno Fregapane Sf Gerfrude s Pansh Reverend Paul E Adair Si Pauls Parish Reverend Anthony J Mayan Sf Joan of Arcs Parish 'X Reverend Damel Mahoney S1 .I f A P h Reverend Domumc A Mammorella can 0 'H am Sf .loan of Arc s Parish ll . , . , Q , . , . , . OUR DEDICATED SISTERS GIV Mother Catharine Loyola d States History English Unite Religion Senior Counsellor Sister Regina Pacls n English Pennsy Spares Advisor lvamd History Relrgio Sister Rose Charlotte Su Religion English Business Sublects dent Cou ncil Advisor r Paul Marie Religion English Art Mechamca ing Activities Moderator of Art Sister St Mat Sister Dennis Eileen zeliglon Mathengatlcs Girls Basketball Rehgmn Lam' Huwry oac and Ath etrc Director Fmancra Vlsuclmds Book gore es Moderator of Spur Slste l Draw E UNCEASINGLY Sister Rita Catharine English Mathematics Mission Moderator Librarian Religion Sister M Arsenla Religion English Science Moderator of Band thew Director of Audio FROM THEM WE LEARN WISDOM Mass Valerie Mane Nichols French English Moderator of Speech Ac tivlties and Assembly Programs Mr Edward F Sheehy rdf? Biology Problems of Democracy Boys Mr John... Lyile Physical Education Athletic Director Foot ball Coach Mr. Joseph M. Hill Business Law Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sheetz Girls Physical Education Mrs. Peter J. Connor School Nurse 5 John F. loehle, M.D. Medical Director German Pennsylvania History Boys Phy slcal Education Assistant Football Coach Basketball Coach Varsity Club Advisor Mrs. Margaret Emig Secretary Mr. Martin Sorcsek I3 Band Director Viv Mr. Ben Wasilewski Athletic Trainer Connie Academic-St. Mary s Natural born mechanic . Arr-Force blue . . . loves buzzer . . . pretty eyes B n I 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Red Cross I 2 3 ' Student Council I MARY CAROL ALLWEIN Missy Academic St Marys Refuses to cut those lovely locks future pulse seeker happy go lucky Operettu S lly 3 4 Yearbook Staff GLORIA LEE ANDRUZAK Glux Commercial-St Mary Quiet? Hey Emmy gum fiend time watcher and bell keeper blah blah blah Operetta 4 Missions 3 4 CONSTANCE MARIE ALLWEIN . . ikes the final PATRICK JAMES ANDERSON a Academncb-St Mary s All around guy ace on the ban convincing debator explosive chemist tops lan I 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 laseballl 2 3 4 Youth Government 3 Operetta Klrby 2 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Varsity Club Vice President DANIEL NICHOLAS ANGELO Danny Academic-Sacred Heart Juggling Jester smiley plmks a plug In guitar nva to Walt Disney Football 4 Baseball I 2 4 Pram Committee Operetta Stagehand 4 I4 JOHN RICHARD Al.lWEIN Chub Commercial-St. Mary s Drives a hot hoarse . . . Rip Van Winkle . . . really eats em p -toathpicks Football Manager 3 Operetta 2 4 I I l 1 ad , 1 1 ' u 1 1 14 1 fl, -- 1 ' ' Pt 11611 ' . I , .Sa . . sun Cl 1 1 1 I 11 A Il I Student Council 2, 3, 4, President 11- 11 1 . -. . .'..I ' , is 1 1 ' D .DII ll ' - I , , .. 5 ' . CECILE YVONNE ARNICK Ciel Commercial-Sacred Heart Silence is golden . . . ready to give a helping hand . . . blushes easily Operena 4 Missions 3, 4 BARBARA ANN ARNOLD Barb Commercial-SO. Mary's Bookkeeping worm . . . keeps Beechnuf in business . . . quief, composed . . . nel easily shook Operena 4 Missions 3, 4 MARY ELIZABETH ARNOLD Sis Academic-Sf. Ger1rude's Inside dope on shoes . . . a friendly smile for everyone , . . pedestrians, look oufl Operelia 4 Missions 3, 4 THERESA GERTRUDE ARNOLD Tessie Commercial-SO. Mary's How many please? . . . doesn'l exodly rush . . . never ruffled . . . happy-go-lucky disposiiion Operena 4 Missions 3, 4 l5 N U JANET LOUISE ARNOLD Jon Academic-St. Ger1rude's Thrives on good limes . . . looks forward Oo collecting lunch checks . . . generous loss Red Cross I Operella 4 Missions 3, 4 lorbore Stouffer, Mary Arnold, Kafllleen Kugler and Morgorel Longeneele' loin Sisfer Regina Pacis in 0 leeglu ever e scene from Weln fine. PATRICK JAMES BARRY U General St Gertrudes Takes long walks off we go into the wild blue yonder gum' Football I Baseball 3 Varsity Club 4 Basketball l Operetta Tummy 4 lm Commercial St Marys Puts Webster out of business wants to be alone with has pnnt mg press Prom Committee Missions 3 4 JOHN JOSEPH BATDORF Johnny Academic St Marys Future engineer tall dark and handsome block that tackle' bookless wonder nonchalant Football 4 Student Council 1 Varsity Club 4 KAREN LOUISE BINNER Kate Commercial St Marys likeable genius second home Bull s Friendly Persuasion keen about stuffed animals Red Cross! 2 3 4 Year Book Staff Operetta 4 librarian 2 3 Student Council 4 16 RICHARD JOSEPH BATZ Batzie Academic-St. PauI's The quiet one . . . you can only live one day at a time . . . reserved Missions 3, 4 Prom Committee JOHN SAMUEL BIRLI Foss Academic-St Mary s Slow and easy except at baseball Who me? I didnt do nothin Baseball 3 4 Operetta Stagehand 4 P I 1 1. I ' I I Q CN l JAMES RICHARD BENDER J. . - I , . . . , - G I CHARLES ANTHONY CHRISTINE Chas Academuc St Joan of Arc Long tles and whlte shlrts has o ready answer and fur thermare carefree Operetta 4 Mlssnons 3 4 ELEANOR CHRISTINE DANDO E ae Academic St Marys Slocksl pony tall good hs tener but better talker whiz on the hardwood Yearbook Staff Basketball 4 Operetta 4 MARY JANE COLEMAN Honey Commercual Sacred Heart lovely brunette Cornwall s to L has outside interests short and sweet Operetta 4 Mlssnons 3 4 ,fix HARVEY JOHN DEMEY Fritz Commercuol St Marys Fauola s associate In crime prefers sleepmg to French exploslve laughter answer man Prom Commnttee Operetta 4 I8 LYNWOOU CHESTER CONRAD Lynme General-St Joan of Arc Lakes rallroads collects guns always pitches In crazy bout 'uve records friendly Mlsslons 3 4 Prom Commuttee MARY ANN DONOVAN Mary Ann Academic St .loan of Arc Globe trotter Pans 1 e spnngtnme artustuc spells Conn wnth a K Yearbook Staff 4 Operetta 4 X A gm . c .... , ' . to fl I J -! , - I . . . ' 'nth 'll I v - . D . I X l JOHN CLARENCE EGBERT Academic Sl Marys He fhmlcs loo much such men are dangerous sllde rue Johnny rovnng Romeo Baskefball 4 Varuly Club 4 19' ALP slave is JACQUELINE MARIE EMIG .Iackre Commercsal S! Marys Cule clown lo vuclory leads our team football queen never walks alone Operella 4 Cheerleader 2 3 Caplom ROBERT GEORGE ENGLEBACH Academic Sl Marys Waxes a hot puano What are you gomg to study? Slsler Rose Charlolfe confers wulh sludenl officers, Karen Bmner, .loan Porocny, Mary Vancho, and lucy Pete I 19 VERONICA AGNES EMSWILER Emmy Commerooal Sl Marys los! wnhouf gum hazard s e lefs the world so by Oporeffa 4 Prom Commmee hol rod RONALD RICHARD FAIOLA on General S9 Ger rude's Classy dresser deserf nsland dandy speedy nch Le1's go hgh! a cold Foolball I, 2 Prom Comrmlleo 1 1' 5' E ns. ig' W' 1 Eggie . ... , -' I . . . h I U I 1 , ' 4 0' I Bb ww ' . . . , 5 4 M 9' , , ' R CONSTANCE LOUISE FIELDS Connie Commercual St Gertrudes Calm and reserved blondue pearly whate teeth on a :ham sweetens hfe Operetta 4 Mrssnons 3 4 THOMAS JOSEPH FLYNN Tom Academuc St Gertrudes Hotrods those orders Cana nova always shook result of a raduo actuve fallout Football Manager 4 Baseball I 2 Operetta 4 Yearbook Staff Varsity Club 4 FRANCIS ANTHONY FISCHER Frank General St Gertrude Freund may break down and wash the car flrst class grape smasher Football 'I 2 Operetta Stagehand 4 JEANNETTE MARIE FOLMER Nethe Commercxal St Marys Golly s gal Saint Debate always ready to help gets along wnth everyone Student Councll I 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Youth Government 3 Prom Commnttee 'n 20 MARY KAREN FISHER Karen Academrc St Mary s Golden gurl snappy sax the great outdoors ls her palace expressive eyes B nd I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 Yearbook Staff Operetta Gretchen 4 Student Council 4 Prom Commrttee MARGARET MARIE FRITZ Margre Commercual St Cyrnls I ot a letter brughtens up the class wnth her mfectuous 9'99I0 Operetta 4 Mlsslons 3 4 1 I I 1 . S 1 W' 'tu ' - ' . I . . . . . . . . . ' a , , , . . H H 1 if ' il l 7 A 'Ax I - I f , ., . ., . I 4 I I X CW- A fr as QQ ' T- 'I . 11 H . Q . . . ' I . . . - ' ' I H fl I BARBARA ANN GETTI.E Barb Academlc St Gertrudes Sumple and smcere never wnthout a smule a fondness for annmals reserved Operetta 4 Prom Commnttee Sr Ruta Catharine gives valuable and In llbrary to Bernadette Nash Mary Kmg and Patrucua Nemec LEONARD FRANCIS GINNETTO Franny Commerclal St Cyrlls latm lover artlstnc abulnty silent mysterious Has anyone got a pencnl? Operetta 4 Mussuons 3 4 RICHARD FRANCIS GROFT Duck General St Marys Carnes a bomb nn that bnefcase flare for flashy shlrts true love land 2 3 4 Football l 3 Basketball 2 3 Student Councnl 4 Operetta 4 21 MARIAN ELIZABETH GRISTICK Red Acaclemnc St Marys Pleasmg personaluty FB future Florence Nnghtmgale lutten lnttle thmgs mean a lot Treasurer 3 Red Crossl 2 3 4 ELEANOR MARIE HARTMAN ge Commercnal-St Mary s Never a dull moment dance ballerma dance are we ganna wan nt? Operetta 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 SUSAN HILL ue Academlc St Marys Witty deserves an Oscar 'I3 luds m one station wagon? band and fiend Prom Committee Red Cross 4 Yearbook Staff Editor Youth Government 3 Student Council 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Mrs Stevens JAMES ROBERT HARTMAN .lim Academic-St. Gertrude's A thorn among roses in biology . . . friendly, quiet guy . . . dislikes giddy girls Operetta 4 Missions 3, 4 FRANCIS MICHAEL HENRY Frank BUHRMAN GEORGE KEIM Kermy Academic-St Mary s Academic St Marys Hes a ham loperatorl famous for witty sayings one of them basses B n 'l 2 3 4 Operetta 2 4 JAMES FRANCIS HORN nm Academic St Gertrude broom pusher prefers the bachelor life likes trains Operetta Stagehand 4 BARBARA ANN KENNY Barb Commercial St Marys PLENTY of spark can talk a tm ear aff a 7 always Physics enthusiast? Koolest happy Kat Ih the Klass gets Operetta 4 around easily small but Missions 3 4 mighty Football 2 3 Baseball l 2 Bandl 2 3 4 Operetta 4 22 ' I , 0 d , , . S H . ' I . I I ,, , . J. .- . ,S Bell Bottom Trousers . . . etc. .4 ., - I . I . . . . . . , , , , I I MARY ESTHER KING Kingy Academic-St. Mary's likes the east end . . . never seems to hurry . . . strictly a vegetarian . . . endless Prom Committee Operetta 4 Yearbook Staff Red Cross I 1 WILLIAM ALLEN KOVACH Bill Academic-St. Mary's Fill 'er up . . . tall, blond, and handsome . . . the gentleman prefers blondes Basketball 2, 3 Baseball 2 Treasurer 1, 2 Operetta 4 RICHARD MARTIN KLICK Kliclcy Academic--St. Mary's Nonconformist . . . the only thing he wants to get out of school is himself Missions 3, 4 JOSEPH ALOYSIUS KLEIN Prom Committee Jay Academic-St. Mary's Bad man in o '47 Ford dong bell . . . future Opbretta 2, 3 Missions 3, 4 . . . ding pill pusher GEORGE STEPHEN KOVACH Tweety Academic-St. Mary's Strong, silent typo . . . speedy? . . . brood shoulders . . . likes to work with figures-lTrigJ Football I, 2, 4 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 1, 2, 4 Varsity Club Treasurer 4 Sister Arsenia demonstrates the center of gravity for Philip Repino, James Horn, John Mohl, and Charles Christine. LOUISE MARIE KRALL ou Academuc Sf Mary s Crazy bout gum fuiure lady un whale bubble dancer JOHN EDWARD MOHL Johnny Academic St Marys Sue spnelf das Glockenspuel pmenhul gemus damn, n THOMAS DOMINIC KRUPO Tom Commerclal SI Joan of Arc Packets the barber shop roc n roll lung an un beaiable boogie bug Football 2 Operefla 4 broad dayhghi ad Ilbber n 'l 2 3 Operefra 2 3 4 KATHLEEN MAE KUGI-ER more looks sudgways and sees sonar 2 3 Academic SI Marys Mssm,-,sy 2 3 4 Ulira femnnlne loves horses prefly In punk naIural curls dangerous when wet Student Councrl 4 Opereita 4 MARGARET MARY LONGENECKER Peggy Academic SI Marys To be a nurse ns her ambmon musuclan superb a natural blonde ndl 2 3 Siudeni Conduclor 3 Yearbook Slnff 4 Prom Commmee 24 CAROLYN MARGARET MOORE Carol Commercial SI Marys Life of Ihe party fhrfahous eyes ready for fun guves opnnnon freely Operefia 4 Cheerleader 2 3 , r I- I --. 1 cf' 1 tif, Q - ,- I . ... ' ' 4 ' i Bad,,,4 ' ' S. ,- , I I Ill 'i I k ' - Bu ,,,4 Slster Dennis Elleen admires Jackie Emlg s new blazer as Eleanor Hartman looks on FLEURETTE JANET MORRISSEY Flossy Commerclal St Marys keeps on the takes thnngs an Lnttle Flower sunny snde her stndo Operetta 4 Mnssuons 'I 2 BERNADETTE ANN NASH Berny Academuc St Marys m cool calm collected B nd 'l 2 3 4 Operetta 4 ROBERT STEPHEN NEMEC o General St Cynls You dont have to hang from tree to be a nut! Operetta 4 Musssons 3 4 25 PATRICIA MARIE NEMEC a Academlc St Gertrudes Blows a mean clarlnel skating enlhuslast Personaluty plus smile B n 1 2 3 4 Operatta 4 ace nursmg e JOSEPH FRANClS NOLL OC Commercnal St Marys listens thinks and says llttlo good natured football e thusnast fnond to all Football 'I 2 3 4 Basketball l Varsity Club Secretary 4 M . . . . ., s- I .. , ,3,4 .-. , 4 Q . l - . u I ' ...th , ad,,, i .- I If l'm not there on time, wait for o... , , C 1 f 1 'lv' 5 J, J 'T I - n- ab I -' ,I V, . , 1 I u ' . , ,, ANDREA KATHERINE POTOCNY Andee Enthusuastlc dancer Oh' Rock' loves to sung passion for punk chatter box Cheerleader 2 3 4 Operetta S e 2 3 4 Prom Committee Secretary 1 2 AMMON WALTER PEFFLEY Pe Acaclemnc St Gertrudes Colgate smile Mr Touch down Greek god peanut muncher let X equal the unknown Football 1 2 3 4 I ndl 2 3 4 Basketball l 2 4 Student Councnl I 2 4 Yearbook Staff Prom Chalrman Operetta Lester 4 PHILIP THOMAS REPINO I Academuc St Marys L C s disc loskey JOAN THERESA POTOCNY Yom Commercnal St Cynls One of the rah rah gurls fashlon plate keeps affuce busy Operetta 2 3 4 Cheerleader 3 4 Student Councnl 4 flattop uses has mental power only an extreme cases Football Manager 2 3 Youth Government 3 Prom Commuttee Varsity Club LOUISE SUZANNE ROLLMAN Weezle Academlc-St Mary s Always lends a helpmg hand lnkes Fats Dommo anyone for roller skatmg? Ban 'l, 2 Musslons 3, 4 26 post LUCY ANN PETE Luce Academtc St Marys Loves dance floors future cosmetologust fauthful fol lower of the Beavers addict Student Council 4 Treasurer 3 Yearbook Staff Operetta Evelyn 4 olave ff - 1 - H n Il v o Q a n 1 ' I I V I I I Q I - s - Q 0 , , , . ' ' ' ll' 1 1 V . I I . ll ll 'I 1' Commercial-St.Cyril's ' - , I I 1 1 H U ,, I I I , Ph'l ' I , . . . . 4 ' I d RITA JULE SANTANGELO Plzon Academlc St Gertrudes la plus petnte passlon Ol' puua atomic energy gal llver par excellent B ndl 2 3 4 Operetta Luz 4 Prom Commnttee KATHLEEN ANN SCANLIN Kathy Academic St Mary s Counts frlends by the dozen wheres the blue Packard? future temperature taker Treasurer 2 Student Councnl 3 4 Youth Government 3 Prom Commuttee Operetta 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 DOROTHY CHRISTINE SERBA Do Commercnal St Cynls Better to be heard than seen coffee fnend m what? tell Operetta 4 MISSIONS 3 4 DAVID THOMAS SCHLEGAL Academn: St Marys Collector of common cents gumps up and down to keep has heart gomg Mlssuons 3 4 Prom Commuttee S-,, I Sister Paul Mane looks pleased with Eleanor Dandos and Mary Ann Donovan s artutlc efforts 27 ADRIENNE MARIE SHAONICH Addie Commercnal St Gertrudes Cheese smnle lobels ass Beaver booster vnm vngor and vntalny Prom Commmee Operetta 3 4 I. F I 'f .- , , .. Q ,,, ,,-1, - f , . ., I 1 , e... f ' Dave , F I f, H , I E ,E .h , 'I ..- .-.., , , 1 1' , . . , I , .. JOHN HENRY SHARK Sharky General St Marys After twelve years of slavnng I am fmally up for my unemployment campensatnonl Operetta 4 Mlssuans 2 3 4 SAMUEL JOSEPH SIMPSON Sam Commerclal St Marys Man about town slack dresser wavy hour always on hand for fun Basketball I 2 3 Operetta Gtlmare Red Cross 'I DONALD WILLIAM SHOUNDER Buck Ge ne ral-St. Gertrude s Sports addict. . . dapper . . . reads ghost stories to keep his hanr on edge Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Operetta Jeff 2 4 Youth Government 3 Varsity Club Presudent 4 BARBARA ANN STOUFFER Barb Academic-St Marys Good llstener her alm as to serve fruendly and sweet loves perfume Basketball l Prom Commnttee Red Crossl 2 3 4 Operetta Molly 4 Student Lnbranan 2 3 4 28 THOMAS JAMES SIMPSON Tommy General St Marys Perpetually dormant Where s my pnllow? cugarette tester always on the beam? Footballl 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 CATHERINE THERESA UFFNER Kay Commercial St Gertrude: lnfectaaus gtggle has a flair for Irving pmg pong champ loads ol fun From Committee Operetta 4 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 11 1 M' ' I T I 1 , 11 1 , - 11 . 1 1 1 - - 1 1 f 1 X ' I 1 1 1 11 11 1 1 J . , ' 1 1 1 11 - 11 4 Constance Fields interview Sister St Lebanon Catholic ELEANOR ANN VASTINAR Y Commercial St Cyrils Bound to please some business man given to day dreams happy wanderer Operetta 4 Missions 3 4 RICHARD WILLIAM WENTZEL Academic-St. Mary's You said it, Liz , . . got a letter for cafe work . . . wise 'fax Andrea Potocny Thea Waldrop Matthew as to her impressions of NICHOLAS GABRIEL VERNON Nick Academic St Marys Business man an ace on the dance floor has an answer for everything Football Manager 'I 2 3 Youth Government 3 Operetto 4 Junior Heart Assoc I Student Council I, 4 Operetta Bill 2, 4 Youth Government 3 29 MARY HERMINA VANCHO Pancho Academic St Cyrlls Mad about red organ grinder You ll never know Who Cares? likes to argue Prom Committee Red Cross 2 Yearbook Staff Operetta Lilac 3 4 Student Council I 4 Cheerleader 2 THEA MARIE WALDROP Thea Commercial St Gertrude s Im floating beautiful voice independent type super salesman Breokss A-I girl Red Cross I Missions 3, 4 Operetta Patricia 4 if ROSE FRANCES WRIGHT Rosy Commercial-St. Mary's Quiet but nice , . . peppermint striped glasses . . . slow motion in speech Missions 3, 4 Red Cross 2 WAYS WE WANDERED Enloyable picturesque and quamt best descrnbe the ways we wandered A great many places have seen our happy smnlmg and mqulsutuve faces for each of these spots has endowed us wlth the fellowshup and laughter of our classmates You name at we ve probably been there These remembrances cant be forgotten because they ve ennched thus year wnth the fondest memories of our town and nts people The traps to the Trnvet after the basketball games e bologna plant Lebanon IS so proud of and famous for Liberty Alley that has heard all our Idle chatter and kept our secrets In Its concrete heart A qulck run up to Bull s between exams for a coke Mary Arnold s skatung pond that wnthstood all the flops and falls we took Tomorrow s studies put off because of a late movl The cool dlp after the walk to Coleman s Park Yes nothlng can replace or surpass these ways for they are vlvud remlnders of a happy four years In Lebanon Catholnc the center of all the Ways We Wandered 31 1 1 - 1 1 1 . . 1 I , . . . . ' ll-111 , . . , . . .... 9. . , . ... .... , 1 1 Our boys, Tom Flynn and Charles Chrisiine, prove if's a long time from 8:45 10 12:30. Fx ,Q X f Q X-u looks as if we're lafe for Trig again, Frank Henry tells Joe Klein, John Mohl, and John Allwein. s-,h wr si? ? 8 WE LEAVE OUR Are they overdue again? Marian Grisiick asks Barbara Sfoufler. 1-..J We pus? can? fear ourselves away John Allweln John Pofocny Thea Waldrop and Adrnenne Shaonuch seem lo say M ONLCHS Thus IS smorg Karen Blnner Tells Janef Arnold Kaihleen Scanlln and Cath enne Uffner that slugs are noi accepted asbord LC HS sfyle, Buhrman Kesm pomfs ou! 33 i . .l I , N l 5 l s l A If l lx l I V v fs I ,g F 1 U s 'lx , W- ARK . . . . P Q ar-swam-9 3. -e-q ln sharp conirosf Yo 8:30,il'1e Cham Gang Bresiovonsky F Fischer .l Mohl P Barry J Horn N. Vernon, C. Moore, H. Demmy R Foiolo and L Conrad hurry up fo Bulls J. Arnold, K. Binner, W. Kovach, J. Allwein J. Mohl, E. Dando, M. Allwein, T. Krupo ond J. Bender stop Traffic at 81h and Cum berlond while talking io Officer Krisfo vonsky. T. Simpson, K. Fisher, J. Noll, B. Nash, C. Allwein, M. Vancho, R. Nemec, M. and R. Batz take time off from their studies to enioy a movie at the Colonial. Our newest classmates, M. Donovan, J. Egbert, and E. Dando, examine the Bologna that made Lebanon famous. nv- 35 P9 Longeneclcer, J. Batdarf, W E! xx ia nz all 3 lla. .nn--H ' - , f . 4 . , Q l.C.H.S. gives Weaver Bologna factory the once over WE DETOUR ON THE WAY HOME D Angelo D Serba B Kenny B Gehle R Englebach D Shounder F Morrnssey M Kung M Coleman and M Bruder laugh at one of Jerry Hartmans pokes ouisnde of Bulls l..C.H.S. make Uncle Bill's iheir favorite stop off before and after school 36 We wonder who is more iired, the players or lhe fans. 'S S Y'-. ff Q' iv Q Buclz Sllounder new Mercury. .sf 1 ,,,4,....-1v-- is on his best behavior as he helps M. Fritz, J. Potocny, and J. Emig ou? of D. Angelo's 's K. Kugler, A. Shaonich, K. Bin ner, J. Bender, C. Fields, L. Pete, J. Cascarino, A. Peffley, and J. Birli relax of the Trivef. Af1er a lwecfic game, D. Shaunder, B. Keim, P. Barry, M. King, K. Uffner, 37 fra' 'ii . . g .,....,.....,...........,.....,., ...,,.4. , ..,. . ,,,. -.M W mMuwmzqmuuennn..wwwmwnmwn l , E ,,, l l . 1 T7 f-N X. ali L JUNIOR GIRLS Top fo Bottom, First Row: P. Bostic, J. Fritz, J. Arnold, B. Longeneclmer, M. Spesck, F. Horn. Second Row. L. Troy, F. Barry, C. Allwein, D. Zidik, J. Frctti, G. Zidik. Third Row: J. Berkheiser, J. Arnold, P. Mottereozzi, F. Spesok, E. Christine, C. Sant. Fourth Row: F. Deufel, C. Gormen, K. Horney, A. Herman, L. Eckenroth. Fifth Row: C. Zimmerman, P. lll, R. Ronaglia, C. Yurcobc, L. Czscarino, M. Fitzgibbons. Sixth Row: A. Rupine slay, K. Cappelli, L. Mason, P. Zidilx, R. Dulfin, P. Batdorf. Seventh Row: B. Arnold, M. Bering, B. Arnold, M. Arnold, C. Schneider. Eighth Row: M. Michael, P. Spesok, A. Embcr, J. DiNunzio, J. Burgner. Ninth Row: M. Leone, E. McDoniels. 38 .... ,.,-M.. .,,,. M., ...mf . . ,-' r H Q 6 ,- . W X S' PRAYERS WE OFFERED Prayers are the hlnges of falth upon which all our deeds are hung They are as ommpresent as God throughout all walks of lnfe Thus truth our school stresses above all others The prayers we offer during each day play an Important part ln our Catholic educatlon O my God we offer Thee all our prayers works and sufferings With these words we dedicate our day s work to the Eternal Wusdom We devoutly begun each class by soylng this fervent aspiration Durect O Lord we beseech Thee through Chrnst Our Lord Amen Upon being dtsmlssed for the day we stroke a note of serlousness by begglng the Almighty Power to forgave us Our prayers are carried outsude of class through the yearly retreat First Friday devotlons novenas trlduums Lenten services mlsslon sacrifices the team In the huddle and the hand clasps speclal Masses the nnspnrlng words of our pastors Moreover since prayers are any thoughts words or deed offered to God all our everyday actions can become such Even the drudgery of homework can become a prayer How wonderful It IS to be the reclplent of God s graces' How many ttmes God has blessed our work and helped us we shall never know ln thus lnfe' 39 ,, . . . ' ' 11 ' ' Il ' I I - 11 - - I , . . . . . . v ,, . . , , . . . . ,, . . . . , . . , , I I I 3 , . . . . . , WE ASH THE HOLY GHOST TO GUIDE US THROUGHOUT THE YEAR Q OURS IS TO GUIDE The Student Councul poses wnth Father Hulbert and Dr Harvey Bolan .iff M12 1,2 za yr r v 3 5 fi ,:,g,,, H K, 1? .. . ,, , xifiv ' 4 '. I 7 U Eff' fa ' ,S U . V V , ' 'V 1 ,J ' 1 I T .ll z Qi , E Father ' A school E Moss if ' Q , 1 Y T H5 :A , B I ,w 1 ,z 1, I ' I i I T T WE FUNCTION AS ONE The Student Council officers march into The audilorium for the lnsfallaiion cere- monies. D Harvey Bolon who was the guesi speaker for the occasion presenis the Govel of Auihority from fl-ne Nohonol Assocxohon of Sludeni Councils fo Patrick Anderson president of the LCHS Siu den? Council 'H D Bolon supermiendenf of lebanon cnfy schools brings ou! the lmporfance of the Cafhollc educoflon syslem NEITHER RAIN, NOR SNOW, NOR TRAFFIC The Junior representatives are all smiles as they wait for their rings. The iuniors were pleasantly surprised with the unexpected arrival of their class rings. Because of the Christmas rush the rings were delayed in Washington. Father Hilbert was willing to give up his time to make certain the rings arrived at the ceremony as expected. It was truly an early Christmas for the iuniors. The Juniors have good cause to sing the praises of their Alma Mater. TIE-UP'S, STOPPED BLESSING OF THE RINGS O God, by Whose word all things are made holy, pour out Thy bless- ing on these rings. Grant that those who wear them in accordance with Thy will and Thy law and with a spirit of thanksgiving may exper- ience by Thy Power, health in body and protection in soul as they in- voke Thy most holy name, through Christ our Lord. Amen. OUR RINGS! 4 11353, .33 . 'LX ' , -. ag, Q 'X Nick, the rings oren't going to disappear Father Hilbert congratulates John Zweier as Michael Tushup waits his turn. WE LIFT AND MINDS A. M. Conyngham, E. Reilly, R. Bahsfeler, H. Paugh, W. Lynch, S. Andrews, M. Shaonich, R. Rudegaier, and P. Waldenburg unile in praying the rosary. .1- 'I' rib P ....r 'l 1- . . . :'c 'Q-.4 W f ... Mother explains the quotation, See how the Chris- tians love one another fo her Senior religion class A. Papson, J. Flam, and A. Weiss collect stamps for the missions. J. Laycock, A. Sreckbeck, C. Uhrich, S. McKinney, P. Vernon, and S. Gamble do their par? in spreading Calholic news. OUR HEARTS TO GOD. Sr. St. Matthew, M. Gettler, F. Fischer, V. Testa, A. Gress, H. Youtz, C. Hartman, D. Bechini, F. Coleman, C. Seigrisf, R. Felendzer, G. McNeill, and J. Seigrist begin the day with prayer. J. Berllheiser, A. Rupinsky, M. Michael, J. Foster, M. Tushup, F. Barry, and C. Horney demonstrate their understanding of o Spanish Mission. D. Brandt, H. Lauer, K. Morrisey, A. Dilger, M. Waldenburger, F. Christine, J. Schubert, A. Arnold, T. Soloslxy, R. Candori, F. 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Y .ffi 2: 2 My Sw 1 wifes CLASSES WE ENJOYED These hallowed walls have witnessed and heard many unique things but none quite so strange as the crlnging of faces and the grinding of the wheels of our minds during Math class The monotony of study may have semed drudgery then but we now realize how much we have gained from taxing our minds The door to the fascinating world of science was unlatched by our four years of science from our We have traveled through the different ages of history in our courses of Social Science and faced reality in National Problems We took the first step on the road to the business world via typing and stenography French German and Latin have introduced us to our foreign neighbors and their customs Perhaps the greatest lesson we have learned is the tact that no man can stand alone In the give and take of all our classes we learned to get along with others as a valuable preparation tor life after graduation 47 tirst sip of General Science to the last invigorating cup of Physics. Karen Fisher, as Poriia, enacfs 'he qualify of mercy speech as Ammon Peflley and Pal Anderson Ioolr on. Fclher Hilber? awards Francis Horn ihe prize for I Speak for Democracy contest. 'J Miss Joan Nichols presents the prizes fo Ohe poefry contest winners, Arthur Graham, Audrey Rupinslri, and Patricia Quarry. ENGLISH IN PRACTICE 9-., v ,C lui. E. Andrews, M. Heck, A. Gress, L. Reigle, R. Ranuglia, D. Gersfner, R. Puff, Z. Zweier enioy an English sludy period in Yhe library. ,......-- BE FUN H in- 4 3 TY' As Miss Nichols looks on, P. Reddinger, P. Kugler, M. Magazinc, M. Vannicola J. Rudela, B. Klespis, J. Mintz and M. Onafrey peruse magazines in ihe library. ,Q- C. Ceresini, J. Nesller, P. Sfouffer, K. Kimmel, P. Napierala, K. Haines, B. Andruzak, M. A. Flashel, E. Devlon, B. Rogers enjoy study period in liferafure. Miss Nichols directs Freshmen Choral Speaking. Group: K. Fisher, B. Croupe, P. Frank, J. Birli, M. Eggeri, C. Allwein, S. Arnold, G. Eckenrofh, S. Kaios, J. Keefer, P. Waldenburger. L ' J. Frahi, K. Harney, R. Miller, K. Cappelli and R. Bent! enac! a play for fhe Junior class. 49 4 gm 1- I Q-FH!! M- 1 Nu... J Klem M C Allwem and B Kelm solve c problem on the master slide rule as G Kovach J Bafdorf Flynn J Burl: and fhe r s of the frngonomeiry class CYITICIZES Msn J Bahsfefer clears up a mechanical drawing prob lem for the rest of the class T Barry and R Myers fund the study of angles fascmahng , ,ml ,, I f + O 'lg f 7 ' w. A T W gl l l 2 an xy K XY Jw' 'L f 'Y I A'-' Eff , U I .ff . l- . WE SOLVE THE MYSTERIES MATHEMATICS D. Sirasz and A. Weiss experiment with the chords of a circle. D. Shay, W. Whalan, J. Fifzgibbons, J. Kisch, R. Connor, J. Eclc, S. Cable, P. Miller, and M. Fischer attempt an algebra problem involving distance. 'ill sl A. Horney, H. Longenecker, T. Snyder, and R. Marko solve a geometrical problem wiih fhe aid of lheir compassas. 51 WE EXPLORE THE UNKNOWN F. Henry, J. Coscarino, P. Anderson, and J. Horn sfucly fhe variafions of sound in a column of water. ,r f 5 32 52 Q. , Mr. Sheehy explains The digestive system fo his advanced biology class. A. Allwein, R. McCaffrey, G. Mc- Neil, and G. Arnold compare ilweir waier wheels wilh those on the chari. I N 5-4- 7 4 S K. Kugler, P. Nemec, B, Stouiier, M. Arnold, und M. Longe- necker study the systems of the cot as they disect it. V N n u J. Egbert cnc J. Coscorino use o physics chart to explain the inclined plone and the lever. .5 J. Thompson, T, Yingst, J. Long, and J. Winter are astounded by the mechanics of gases. imi- i' The Sophomore class fin:s the study of the phylo extremely interesting. jo-UQ fs fx THE FRENCH CLASSES Our Lady's Juggler, Daniel Angelo, offers his only Treasure to the Madonna, Eleanor Hartman. PRESENT LE JONGLEUH DE NOTRE DAME The monks, J. Shark, R. Bafz, T. Flynn, C. Chrisfine, J. Horn, J. Noll, R. Nemec, and H. Demey, offer their recreation to the Madonna. C. Schneider, P. Spesalc, A. Embar, J. Frahi, K. Capelli, and R. Dufflrl perform the Dance of the Laurels. S. Youfz, M. Giachero, B. Mariel, M. Krupo, J. Testa, S. Hill, M. Michael, A. Potocny, L. Starner, G. Uff- ner, and J. Wentzel laugh at the iuggler's antics. x Y 4 S. ,- Sister St. Matthew conducts a panel discussion on Life in Ancient Rome with A. Steck- beck, J. Heilman, A. Hilde- brand, B. McDaniels, L. lien- iger, S. McKinney, M. Kildee, C. uhfich, and R. Rudegaier. Sophomore Latin students, M. Bender, A. Hollis, J. Redegaier, D. Leedy, R. Carlson, D. Luci- otti, H. Bleistine, and J. Kuiov- sky compare adiectives for the benefit of the rest of the class. T. Krupo, J. Bender, and J. Shark are excellent mimeographers. S. Simpson and J. Noll use the adding machine while P. Barry and J. Allwein practice on the dupli- Calor. nznlx . 1 5 C Business sfudenls, A. Shaonich, M. Ceresini, G. Andruzak, G, Bru- nelli, C. Uffner, P, Barry, and R. Wright, demonsrrave their skill. 'Y k.7,Of 'iii i'gx5.0PH 5i' A I dk voa 5. J. Shark and E. Vastinar explain ihe use of a special iournal to The bookkeeping class. . WE KNOW 56 ERN M. Fritz watches T. Woldrop as she types a letter from the dicfuphone. OUR BUSINESS f Frances Barry quizzes iuniors on stenogrophy characters. 3' 00.3 E. Hartman is cloclcwotcher for the senior stenogrophy class. 'ms- A --. Keep your eyes on the copy, girls, is the order issued to F. Mor- risey, V. Emswiler, T. Arnold, B. Arnold, D Serbo, M. Coleman, C, Moore, and J. Emig. 57 P. Anderson argues in favor of lobor unions while the opposing side lhinks of o rebullol. lr THE WORLD BECOMES OUR BUSINESS The business law class wofches os Mr. Hill and Sally McKinney Hart man, Recorder of Deeds, look up o deed in the Recorder's Office. J. Zweier, D. Piergollinl, H. Nash, F. Vioui, and S. DeNunzio reenod the election of Henry Clay. - WTI TODAY He uw C Iav gem-r, - . Q.. ne-pen w -'un uhm. L. Gonse, W. Batz, A. English, J. Horney, P. Horn, J. Eckenroth, and E. Andrews discuss our present means of transportation. V. Krumbeck, T. Fox, S. Aurentz, A. Fo- shetti, S. Kane, R. Bacalloo, T. Getz, and H. Hartman prove that the study of our state can be interesting. D. Knox, T. Burgh, and F. Hresko await the decision of the panel including J. Falk, J. Kirkeslager, T. Mo- desto, M. A. Loser, and K. O'Carroll. T. Smith, A. Sciotti, R. Arnold, A. Mayan, A. Gra- ham, G. Spayd, J. Folmer, and J. Hinks ponder cur- rent world problems. WE EXPRESS BEAUTY IN A Rupmsky J Arnold M Mnchael L Cascarmo L Troy F Deufel S Zzmmerman and P Ill enjoy arranging the foyer for the operetta F Barry P III A Embar and M A Donovan t the flnlshlng touches on their poster Waltz Trme Junlor gurls admire the posters that won the first three places In the Hire the Handicapped Poster Contest Lebanon County P Quarry T Casccrmo M Mohl M Batdorf H Alanzo J Tobucs R Koch M Mettley S Tushup and J J Frank look over some Penn sylvama Dutch designs 60 Mrs. Sheetz turns an attentive ear to the question of Jeanette Arnold. Mr. Sheehy approves of David Piergollini's ex planation on the functions of the medulla. WE BUILD SOUND MINDS AND HEALTHY BODIES Joe Hinks referees a wrestling match between James Walker and John Folmer. .V ' S. Devine, P. Mattereaui, B. Arnold, J. Arnold, E. McDcniels, M. Arnold, P. Spesall, D, Gorman, M, Spesalu, and D. Zidilm con- struct a human pyramid. 'M lk?-Ziafw r 4' iffy' : me 5 ev vi 1 . 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R waz , n G K , R, Ng: ,Ffa .V 1,, - .QQ GOOD TIMES WE SHARED The memories of school naturally include the good times and carefree moments we spent together At lunch time our mental wear: ness was greatly relieved by our escapades in the gym The blaring lukebox was the summons to all our friends to discuss our school sublects and to chatter idly of recent events Hey Stop' Come to the Hat Hop' Over the dance floor copered the gaily chapeaued couples This was a Halloween filled with frolic and gaiety On a snowy evening filled with the Yuletide spirit throngs of happy students pass through the holly wreath to Winter Wonderland Rudolph with his flickering red nose appeared pulling his sled of rays on a merry crowd On a misty evening in the palatial mansion the Hershey Park Golf Club overlooking the rippling blue water in the pool we glided in our colorful gowns and snappy tuxes to the dreamy music of Jimmy Martino s orchestra On stage we found enloyment through impersonating others WALTZ TIME provided this The zippy lively songs inspired us to put our all into creation of merriment From the painting of faces to the last curtain call well always remember All the world loves a waltz 63 . . , . . . gaily-wrapped presents. The whirling crystal ball threw its dazzling Q1 A highlight of our prom was the grand march, as P. Anderson and J. Folmer lead the Junior class. Happy couples flocked to the Hershey Park Golf Club on May 9 for the annual Junior Prom. The theme was Silver Stardust, the music was Jimmy Martino's, and the memories are all ours. MEMORIES ARE MADE OE THIS ..... As we stepped through the Christmas wreath we were in a Winter Wonderland The flickering crystal ball spread its glitter over snow covered scenes and dancing couples Pat Anderson welcomes the returning alumni. 64 xxx 1' fi We're ready for a good time, say P. Ander- son, K. Binner, R. Groft, L. Pete, R. Wentzel, and J. Potocny. The football spurut was rellved In our gym on the mght of our Football Dance The crowmng of Queen .lackle Emlg by football Kung Ammon Peffley was the hnghlnght of the evening The gay grldlron dec oratlons lovely musuc and novelty dances all added to the already llvely atmosphere The team practnces Its Indoor tactlcs Gee Dad you re graceful Kathy Sheehy tells her Dad 3 R in Thus was the only time Ammon ever crowned any one and got away wnth It an The team pays homage to the lung and queen Va. 1 - . I - 1 - la . . 3 I I I 'ZZ X T l L f ,kd V 'Q l lm X 7 I5 'T V 42' Q 6' . ., I' L K 11 1 H 65 oo L THE JUNIORS TREAT us TO Mn s , ,K Carolyn Schneider and Fred Fratturoli sink their teeth into a delicious taffy apple at the Hat Hop. Pl l H K Hail! Hail! The gang's all here. VT 9 1 Z -1 A HAT HOP A little lower and this couple would have made it under the stick. Sante DeNunzlo looks amused at the turn of events 2.1-13 W XA l. lx ,-5 x NM i la. Q 5.5, 05' 0 Patricia Bostic and Miss Nichols are delighted with the dog that went to the winning room, T07. THESE ARE THE TIMES THAT TRY MEN'S SOLES. A. Mayan, T. Waldrop, G. Kovach, K. Cappelli, J. Batdorf, P. Repino, A. M. Conynham, and C. Reilly are the top salesmen. 67 Philip Repino loolus over the prizes that are to be awarded Once again, our annual Magazine Drive went over the top. After miles of walking streets and pounding doors, we more than reached our seven thousand dollar goal. Prizes were awarded including a portable tele- vision set, won by Philip Repino, our top sales- man. A trip to New York was enjoyed by the top thirty students. Our trip to New York included a movie in Radio City Music Hall, a visit in St. Patrick's Cathedral, a view of New York high atop the Empire State Building and a general sight seeing tour of the big city. A tired but happy bunch ot boys and girls had vivid memories of their trip after the day was ended. 1 K WALTZ-TIME IS RATED TOPS CHARACTERS colorful character as Kirby Stevens ,,A. .Patrick Anderson Sue Oliver V,,...... .,,Andrea Potocny Mrs. Stevens 7,aaaaaaa. 7,,...T..,.TTT7 S usan Hill Lilac ....,.,,,.,.,.,,,... X 4 A J Mary Vancho Gilmore Scott ,77,,,,, Molly Harrigan ,,7., . 1 . Molly and Timmy delight the audience with Molly Samuel Simpson .,,....Barbara Stouffer Tim O Brien ccv,,c.. cc,cc,,,,,c,Y,,,,, P atrick Barry Sally Brown ,c,,,.c 7,,..7 Mary Carole Allwein Patricia ....,.,.,....,A7, ,,,,, T hea Waldrop Evelyn Cahill .,.,,,,e, ,,,v,,,,,..v,,,,,,, L ucy Pete Jefferson Stevens, .,.,7.. ,,,,,, D onald Shounder Mr. Templeton ,,c,c,e ,,,,ss A mmon Peffley Gretchen Dale ,,..ss.,,, ,.ee.eeee,.e,,, , Karen Fisher Muriel Palmer ...,cc,, . es,ccv,,, Constance Fields Lizzie Sparks ,,,,.,V, ,,.ss,,,, R ita Santangelo Pianist ....,,....,,,,,ee, e.,c.. R obert Englebach Bill Hartley .....,.. .Richard Wentzel ing the lovely strains of Kirby's new hit song, Sweetheart, . T 13 I 'S T E ' ' , ? . l I4 vtfi ai D V -H at L y I 7 , Z' T s V if ' ' N. l 1 Y 1 T ' l A y E J W g gg? ' ' K 9 Ql 'lsr 5 5 ' 9' , 4 5 V T. E Z ' I ,W 5 w Y 1 A 23 M U x ,-5, Mai? . --N 1 5 gy.. A. . iz. S Bill and Lizzie can really cut a rug to a fast waltz. Terrific,great, stupendous were onlya few of the adjectives spectators used to express their thoughts of Waltz Time. The operetta was given on the nights of November 19, 20, and 21 in the Lebanon Catholic High auditorium. The happy memories we have of portray- ing the characters of Waltz Time will be with us forever. 1.. v l Kirby is speechless when he hears Lester Templeton is using HIS song. Q 69 Mrs. Stevens is shocked when Patricia calls her Mother. ,mol m A V 4KQJf LQ Y K4 , , , ww -azvqfavz A if ' 707 QL 'xiii fp n ' QW YI' ' I' ' , . ,,,,, I W A 442 -ggff -P , ,uf 2. , M E3 iw' I 2 4 Q ' 'ii J ak? 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I uffif j mg , Vi: Q f GAMES WE PLAYED Excntement thrnlls loys of a hard earned vlctory dances after the games these are the many thungs we can recall about the games we played Our student body always gave nts full support to the team on cold football fnelds and torrud basketball gymnaslums Nothmg can mean so much to a team as to know that the fans are rooting and cheering for them The players feel a deep sense of gratitude and responsnblluty gratitude In the fact that their brand of playmg pleases sportsmanshup must be kept hugh We are proud to say that all our teams have held thus tradltron In hugh esteem They have Installed nn us a competltlve splrnt a sense of values and falr play and best of all the knowledge of how to win or lose gracefully As the thoughts of the games run through our mmds we are a but saddened by the fact that we can never play them agam to correct our mistakes Yet we have learned the fundamentals for the bnggest game of all the Game of Life 71 . I . I. . I the crowd and responsibility because our standards of fair play and MARY INSPIRES OUR WORK ON THE FOOTBALL ACTIVITIES ROSARIES MEMORIES .Ka The team F Vnozzl J Day P Anderson P Zacca nm: A Peffley D Yorkcskn D Shounder J Demmy .I Batdorf J Noll and G Kovach Ilne up ln front of the beautnful shrubbery at Monslgnors farm 72 Mary our mother watches oer us Every year the football team travels to Monslgnors farm ln Elysburg for traunmg Under the protectlon of Mary we make thus a week of hard practice prayer and fun Never wlII we forget the good hmes we had at the farm The pool IS never empty after a hard pract e 'I' 'ir 1 1 I - 5 V ,A K , , .Ig . , . . . I I I ' , W' ' A ' A n , IC . 'b af 1 1 , ,e V ' I , , '14, N1 4' 5' of 1-1:51 ' W ,Q fi! '1-,if f 1 I 4' ' .1 , . . If - , - 1 - I - , - 9' , , . , . , . I . 1 'ny . . ku' . , . , . ' . . , . f , M- O-'flee . ' 3 '.fA.,-f'1 my v -hm FOGTBALL MAKES MEN NUT ONLY EUR THE PRESENT BUT FOR THE FUTURE. 11 Ae it Lubesllie passes for Whitehall's second score Lebanon Catholic-O Bishop Kendrick-7 The inability to drive consistently made the Lebanon Catholic High eleven take a back seat while Bishop Ken- drick held the reins throughout the game with a firm grip. A Magee to Matozza aerial in the first period was enough to win for the Bishops. For the Beavers, the lone bright spots were the running of Jim Day and Joe Hinks, and the defensive line play of George Kovach, Pat Anderson, and Joe Noll. Ne Lebanon Catholic-6 Whitehall-T8 The Beavers opened with Whitehall Township and the visitors showed they meant business when Maruskoh took Shounder's kick and raced sixty-four yards to score. Neither team scored again until after the half, and this time Pepper Martin went over for -the Zephyrs' second six points. The Beav- ers finally got a drive under- way and put the pigskin across. The Whitehall team again blasted for another tally and ended the scaring for the game. -V gx, 4'W5 'Ss Anderson, Peffley, Hinks, and Batdorf illustrate the proper method of gang tackling. 73 scoreless he We had a lot to practice WHEN THE GOING GETS TOUGH Lebanon Catholic-O Cumberland Valley-0 With Ammon Peffley and John Batdorf changed to the backfield, the boys opened holes on offense and closed them on defense. However, neither team could put its opportunities to scoring threats when close to the goals. Some bad breaks hampered our running game and hurt us when we needed it. Johnny and Ammon with the rest of the back field showed we could move the ball One sour note of the game was the loss of Joe Pete a lunlor halfback for the rest of the season The game ended a the next week Jim Day does a crossover and leaves two players by the wayside Doc Vnozzi catches Filmgeris pass for a touchdown Lebanon Catholic 38 Lansdale-T2 The Blue and White really moved at Lansdale and fired on all pistons After the Crusaders scored the opening six we rallied with Day Yorkowski Sclotti and Hellman hustlung across for the points Day and Sclottl stole the show by their heads up ball playing during the game The Little Beavers got into the act and even scored again to complete the romp over the Lansdale Crusaders Lebanon Catholic--O Delone-33 Encountermg the Delone Squires at McSherrystown the Beavers were not prepared to do their best as the score shows Sweeping the ends and cutting off tackle the Delone club continually made huge chunks of yardage Unable to contain the running attack the team was in for a rough night The Beavers never could muster a sizable attack and were held scoreless Tn add insult to mlury we suffered the loss of Don Yorkowskl our qua 'erback for the rest of the season lt was a long ride home v-limi'-fi Oops' Ammon and H nlzs spill one of the Bishops 74 I - , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 . . , - 1 I l' I T . . T . . .. ., I ' ' ' ' ' Q K 1 1 1 I 'i ' .gf 443' f. . :A ph . i ' ' . THE TOUGH GET GOING Buck Shounder gets some help from .lim Walker in Lancaster game Tony the Pony Sciotti is grabbed rudely from the rear after going for thirty yards at St Edward s Our ardent rooter Monsignor Weaver chats with Dave Bender Lebanon Catholic-T3 Cocalico-O On a somewhat rainy Saturday, the Beavers met Cocalico at Den- ver. Playing mediocre ball the first half the team after Coach Shee hys inspirational talk came back and put on the pressure and won With Hunks and Sclotti carrying the ball we advanced into their tern tory with Day finally scoring In the last period Fred Frattaroll scored the clincher on the end around Ammon Peffley and Don Yorkoski have no comment after the game Lebanon Catholic-O Lancaster Catholic 28 The Beavers couldnt do too much against the champions of the league Ben Charles was the big attraction for Lancaster Catholic and his passes were very accurate that night The Crusaders inter cepted one of Yorkowski s passes and a few plays later they tallied with Stoudt crossing the white stripe for the touchdown Lancaster scored once in the second period and once In each of the remaining stanzas The best we mustered was a play on which Day was stopped inches short of the goal by a shoestrmg tackle The finest gesture ever made to the team by the student body was the presentation of a huge cake in the form of a gridiron bearing the inscription We re behind you team lt was a fine example of the school s loyalty 75 TWO HALVES MAKE A HOLE. Lebanon Catholic-O Shenandoah-6 Determined to make up for the last game's mistakes, the Beavers traveled to Shenandoah to take on the Mighty Atoms. As the game progressed, we moved inside their twenty yard line and even to the ten, but we coulcln't score. Ammon and Joe Ryan of the Atoms made it a game of fullbacks. Neither team could muster any kind of attack to score. Finally in the last six seconds, after being penalized for unneces- sary roughness, the Beavers fumbled and Shen- andoah recovered and after the pile was un- covered the Atoms had six points and the game. It was a good one to win, a hard one to lose. . sf WSJ 'V -,...,,,. , is 'B e K Four Bishops get ready to knight a Lebanon Catholic pawn. Lebanon Catholic- I 9 St. Edward's-I3 Ending the season at Shamokin, the Beavers came home with a win. Sam Spears opened the game for St. Edward's with'o scoring run of fifty-seven yards. Jim Day knotted the score before the half. Buckets was sprung loose on an end-around by Pat Ander- son's block in the third quarter and went on to score. Later Tony Sciotti snared Shounder's pass and went over from the five. Shamokin threatened again but the gun went off before they could get a touchdown. It was the last game for these seniors: Tom Simpson, John Batdorf, Ammon Peffley, Pat Anderson, Buck Shounder, George Kovach, and Joe Noll. Pat Anderson and Ammon Peffley receive pre-gome instructions at Shamokin. Lebanon Catholic-13 Mt. Carmel-O Back on the home front the Beavers met Mt. Carmel. After Luceskie intercepted Tom Filingeri's aerial, the team held the Rams and forced them to punt. After Kovach tackled the kicker and we took over on downs, Day and Sciotti picked up yardage and Joe Hinks scored from the three. Late in the third, Frattaroli hiked the score to thirteen points on the end-around. Q ,, Tally Hol The chase is on and twenty-three yards later the Eagles snatched their prey. 76 THE FULLBACH GOES THROUGH ,- Johnny Batdorf opens the end hole with a timely block Pat Anderson Ammon Peffley and Buck Shounder fake time ou! fo pose for the phofogropher. Tony Sciofti gets him as soon os he coiches the boil. ' .lim Walker can't decide which one to block. A GOOD TEAM NEVER STOPS FIGHTING as Fred Frattarolu closes n Lebanon Catholnc Lebanon Catholnc Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Cathollc Lebanon Cathollc Lebanon Catholuc Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Cathollc Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Cathollc Whitehall Cumberland Valley Shenandoah Blshop Kenrlck Lancaster Catholuc Lansdale Catholuc Delone Catholic Mt Carmel Cathollc Cocallco Umon l, We re the school with the loyalty e school with the pep e school with the urge to wm e school with the rep e school with the flghtmg team You'd better watch your step Come on, Beavers, beat them, Beavers, Show them how to score-ore Go-Beavers-Go Go-Beavers-Go Action-Speed, Spirit-Pep, Come on, Beavers, Let's step! The cheerleaders whoop It up at the Cocallco game Joe Hinlu isn't sleeping, he's scoring. . ' - 0 ' - 0 ,,,c,cc,,c ' - 0 ' ,, ' -38 ' as ' - 0 ' ,,c,, . ' -'I3 . ' ' -13 ' ' ,,,,,, H ' -'I9 St. Edward's c,c,,c,,,,, Ammon Peffley, Jim Day, and Pat Anderson bring Buddy Stoudt down Th ' , Th ' ' , Th ' , Th . . . I NO MATTER WHAT THE ODDS ARE. Q 'XVf'X First Row: D. Angelo, F. Viozzi, J. Hinks, J. Zweier, D. Yor- lloski, A. Graham, T. Sciotti, J, Day, K. Horn, J. Demmy. Sec- ond Row: T. Yingst, J. Hifchings, T. Hellman, G. Kovach, P. Anderson, A. Peffley, D. Shounder, T. Filingeri, J. Walker, I.. Zaccagnini, T. Fox. Third Row: Coach Sheehy, Coach lytle, M. Coach Sheehy confer: with Ben Wasilewxki and John Lytle. 79 The fans evidently wont us to beat Lancaster. Kildee, W. Elliot, J. Folmer, P. Zaccagnini, J. Noll, J. Batdorf, N. Plebani, M. Vancho, Coach Wasilewslli, Trainer, R. Smith. Fourth Row: F. Loehle, Trainer, l.. Leninger, P. Fitzgibbons, B. Grabusky, D. Gravino, B. Keim, J. Pete, R. Arnold, D. Strasz, H. Nash, F. Frattaroli. Our whiteauited managers are, left to right, T Flynn, P. Repina, and G, Spayd. THE ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION HONORS THE FOOTBAII TEAM AT A BANOUET. r I F Y Y Coach Sheehy gets a big laugh from his assistant, John Lytle, on this Ioke. ai Monsignor Weaver thanks everyone for the help during the season as Frank Kuhn, Mike lntrieri, Tiny Parry, and Father Hilbert listen. The football banquet proved to be its usual social success. Mr. Frank Reagen, head coach of Villanova was guest speaker. Our Honorary Quarterback Monsignor Weaver, also spoke. It was a happy mem ory to store in our minds. Joan Potocny, Margaret Fritz, and Eleanor Hartman congratu late Patrick Anderson for his award from the Notre Dame Club of Harrisburg. Frank Reagen holds the attention of the guests as he puts his point across. If '14 J Pete T Sclottl J Egbert F Frattaroln A Peffley J Bahsteter D Shounder G Ko vach T Slmpson D Arnold Under the durectlon of Coach John Lytle, the team enloyed a wmnmg season with a record of seventeen wlns and seven losses Three of these games we lost by one pomt and another by two pounts The qumtet composed of three semors and two lunlors played good basketball and their record proves It Hughllghts of the season were wlns over Delone St Edward s, Lancaster Catholic and Mt Carmel George Kovach, Buck Shounder and Fred Frattaroll were hugh scorers for the year We might add that George and Buck held their own In the scoring honors for the Central Pennsylvania Catholic League George Kovach Don ald Shounder Ammon Peftley John Egbert and Thomas Sampson are the semors who played theur last game for Lebanon Cathollc Hats off to a swell team' South Lebanon East Lebanon North Lebanon Cornwall Hummelstown South Lebanon East Lebanon Alumnl Cornwall Delone Mt Carmel Harrisburg York Lancaster St Edwards North lebanon Delone Mt Carmel Harrisburg York Lancaster St Edwards Hummelstown BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1956 57 lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon lebanon lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon WINNERS Catholic Catholic Catholic Catholac Catholnc Catholic Catholic Catholnc Catholac Catholic Catholuc Catholuc Cathollc Catholic Catholic Catholnc Catholic Cathollc Catholic Catholic Catholuc Catholic Catholac 1 I . ' .I . I Q 'I . I . I Q I . ' , . , . . - I East Berlin Lebanon Catholic , . , . . , . I . . , ' I I I ' . . . I ' 1 . NEVER QUIT 2 QUITTERS NEVER WIN. First Row C Steckbeck J Kovoch W Smuth K Horn L Regle P Doshch Second Row R Feldenser P Tralnor T Ymgst H Hreslzo T Fox R Andreozzr B Rudegalr : . , . , . , . , . I , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . . - 1 1 I I I Our Jumor Varsnty proved themselves a very capable team by wnnnmg fufteen games and loslng eight Pat Dostuch Bull Smlth Lawrence Rengle and Tom Ylngst performed well on the hardwood as dad the rest of the team We expect good things from our lumor sharpshooters sn the future Coach Ed Sheehy de serves a lot of crednt too for he kept the boys on theur toes and by hrs coachmg they flmshed par excellent for the course TEAMWOBI4 PRECISION AND A FIGHTING Buck Shounder stacks one through as Joe Klmmel and Dave Fltzglbbons try vmnly to block It Joe Bohsteter graceful os o gazelle gets two on a layup shot Duck Arnold glvmg moral support Buckets drives as a surprused forward realnzes It us too late to stop hum I I I ai W, N41 George Kovach whistles one through the hoop with Ammon Peffley and 84 HEART MAKE A WINNING TEAM. George Kovach shoots hrs patented one hand push s ot Each year during Chrnstmas vacatuon the Var slty Team plays the returnmg alumm mem bers from college The teams are usually well matched and a good game ensues Among the graduates that returned thus year were Dave Fltzglbbons Mlllersvllle State Teachers ace Thomas Arnold highest scorer un the schools hnstory Fred Fox and Joe Knmmel All Catholic Team a few years ago and Victor Perrachua a fifty flve alumnus These boys showed that thenr shooting eye dldnt get rusty and gave our varslty drlbblers a run for the money It was an enloyable evening and provlded us wnth good basketball by a grand bunch of fellows Psst' Hey boys' The ball IS back here w,..1,,-h 5 Q. Duck Arnold and Pat Barry tap the ball out to Buck Shounder as George Kovach and Ammon Peffley watch 85 WE COMPLETE A SUCCESSFUL SEASON. Andre Melusky and Monsignor Weaver are dellghted Q M' wuth the team s success Hey thats my ball buddy' Ammon shouts Referee Klrkessner and Buck Shounder watch Ammon Peffley chlmes un wlth a deuce if' Buck Shounder puts two more In the bucket for lebanon Catholic W 86 I r QgfN5X I'Wi WA b s plone no Its Fraflarolu and has COl1fYIbUfIOT1'O a This fellow from ELCO apparently does nof like wmnmg gauge Georges meflwod of shooting f I as -s4P if M.-dn. u4.f:l ...yn I, Ammon Peffley geis hls seasons muxed as he hllxes fhe bull ond Buckets goes nn motion Duck Arnold walls for the outcome Joe Bohsteter has pus? c lmle too much reach for o 87 blocked sho? '71 fi fi if o . V.mv,1viV 'isbn e J R' ff f1'f fin ' ' A . in K ,if . ' r 4 , fy V l IC X f Y wi 5 ' , 4,,: 1 ,JW I1's u ird, it' cz , , ' ' ' ' l ' ' I 4 V ' V s 1 ' A ' , ,. , f! 1 L 4 l 2 Y H ,M . 'A' ' x xl l George Kovach sets shoots and scores o field goal for the Beavers 1 Buck seems as If he IS puttmg a double whammy on the ball but hes lust wamng to get the rebound This IS one time we didnt clear the backboards e hope nt doesnt and they hope lt doesl AN EXPERIENCED BALL CLUB IS A HABD ONE TO BEAT ------- 7 S 1 4 George comes ihrough and boosts the score again. ' ' om Corn- , X A f rc 6 A little bi! of court thievery occurs when George steals the ball from fha opposition. 89 1 fi 8019 68V 1 4 even 1 . ' af-fe X- X- 3 9 Mum af 38.311 Just rbmf , Be zo xz vo again. 11115 time by a of the d0Smg.cEfptSr' .lu 'fn , count, to run out Lhoqfgame ?eaV9V5 WWW . 1 2?-' o 0 - 5 points to sparc. 5 , , 1 The Lebanon .lay-cows 3 ,K gaway with the -preliminary 5 'Why a 64-31 score, a W . Mi. Csrmrl ight? Lghgunyg av ore 1 9 513 Nxoundvv, S -th 3 0 222 2.i::Qf:34:.N - ' f 1 Q 1-i' 1 - , ' ' . n iw! Y 2 13 2 mgm 1 LCb8ll0ll'3 CX fs 5 9?2:Ft:'1':'.Q 3 ' ,, ' f E x. lone owe Yl A d 3 'f f1N'?-A5 H e . BGHVQYS pazlhr' ef' 11,5 Cathohc cl 1119111 from - A- red il second ha A am. B,- , .. .H - 1143133110 ullc . he 1aY0 , 1 .NWI hgy 34, lp . 1 t, , tacyxy ha 1 ge me 1 bali Muck 65 rf? v1ct0x'V UWC ntral YDQUHSY 'Im M 0 'A'l 1 1 - - XG 1 ng , - .Qu ' . ' Q J, M.: ll usgxraog 111220 px c,onx'1!1CH1Z , 1 -..mer Wen. I . 5fi,?Qof,.1..f 3 ' , - ,w ll 'fr . vii I oo -1- ef S 03 1 ' ' Q If ' 150 on double? OV u C O u n fl 5233151 Q 9,5 ag oo 1 . ., -- 1 ox . A. ca lol :'za11111P1l13-W1 y ' n S f p - P 3 m 'l 5 , ' fu ' .X 4 . 1 -Q Bcowfmk me , . . 1-Q sxmunder hw il 2 1 swf-if ll 11112111 ll? Q 1 ' - ' last - dxlchwway m a close contest. but wwe t out with i o .,.3-:gr R-.1 m , 3013 :-.houndcf S - A 5 Q QQ an the fc? 1 33 z,. nm.--1 paclclccl 11-Rcxxve A uzvuv in me closing SQC0T'idS51l9X'f1I' ffiy sqm xgn pi, ,tm leads his Sixth the is 3 gQgH,.,4f lb 3 iii me gave me 1t!?b??g?f?gzyyggigxthrecexvcriws, and virtual- and with tha Elfflff,f,.- ow. W. iglh Beavers a W1 l H. . qoconds. We . I TJ' lmfnfof 1' lxadll XFXSLK,-gxxxo 'Qon ,over Sl. lzflwgf1g3:X1Y Umm meixoingl, turned the O 3 dmg'd0n' E is 'E 'l fl ' 0nC'Psl1Al?1i11il mm xl fig 3 m fi Csufiislc iam: The Saints inchefl out bo a 14-131 tusslc. s of-ia 'nom ' 3,nXM1 11'a1111F-fl? wfflfgl ' .31-ad in Zhi? opemlzg tggxofiidxflswg me game W Q 31:5-.1-ggfigbg Z3 it Q 211-fam' NV? ,HX C x Will ill fllfeykadded two voxnigla 94109 311 1119514 kovach W clkhaxlxhofo A Jzlniism QQ um Q' X f ' qx me Beavers, 31-idlgage wth an V I M 15,32-28 leadgthe the Lcbahon , m wwf of A xr feslabllshed lmlseclmd stanza to X0 lmrk 22 D0lY'llS- and Dick 7 ' . . 1 4, t, Q . , 2 kyakftime. I ' A '1hc lffmim , . . 1 1 Siafldlflgb- at , A 11d th e 1 r I Shamckm 5' aww 11fll2Awel 19 behind an mei Thihgifjgfrsxemgmxzrgmdxukker in Donald Buck Shounder, Co-Capfam ,,,W,,s ,M x 1 Q 4--' 9 X' ' 4 -UWT! ' 7 ' '- . . . ' bio, acjmeg x 1' A Q AY fcAi3lfa5'1'i1'61l'la 16-all draw, Pill Wfflfe S1212 wig Lel's beat 'em m the hrsf penod, gang! A' . t cf no yi! 1 fl me Sinn' hw fmil' D01I!!CS Wing 11-191 f 3 1,1 62 k gy -.'- - 7 Q 2 .' 5 25 Q . lf f: 1 l K OVBC COf9S In S -- 3 ll 'A or 3 1 5 . 9 V 3 I N1 - 'li 1A CB'H'1OllC Beals DGIOHG -- MM 4 31lll'Lo - - 1,cha?mv:xPif'i1+-111' x A a 7 tg 11111 ' George Knvach som a new scor-' Lfblfmn 15151222 DWUOG F Plbrllhaht ocormg performance. He N W W ,.,,,,,,.x. ln: record for the Delone Catholic xqvaqm 15 1 4l Rollmfl 1 o 14 rang m fxve dou-blets and sgx mo- f ' ' 'R floor at McSherrys1oxvn last ggfljffalrvf 2 gig QYQQQQIQQYE' Q 2 2 gletong for a total of 16 points m -nth h ,W,.,,,l H- as the Lebanon Catholic sannmz 1 o zqommf o o o 1.hat imal frame alone. and car- las ag, aw-iq 5 racked up a 76-56 x'ic1ory'QiQ2,Mfdg'c 1 Q., Qg,f,fQlfg'ff gg glued the Beavers to a 25-11 spread :at- th 'gQfgfgyc.,- opening Ihc sc-cond half of the EfeffYfy,g o 1 1 cl-pmo-he - o o othat setlled any and all doubts as ir- v 2 1151i-1'FLj,,, Pennsy Cat-hohc 1,eag11e,'f,fjQ,'Q11g 2, 1, 5f,'fv f,f,S,1,'f.g L to the fmal outcome. hit Qflflf-lzon Sanders,g a o xo 4: -5- -k K in Th e Lebanon sharpshooter l -fmls Q2 14'-5 -mm Qifgg Shounder hit double fxgures for y. up fifteen doublets and con- ' gf! 53 70 5 9' G4 31 F2 ,L O - Q. 3 T I'-3 C-9 ,. UV ,.. Q3 B L 31 the Beavers with 16 points as lliovach took over the role uwal- eleven Charity chucks for 'Dobone cm, ., ,.c. 18 12 15 11--56 ,ww total of 41 points in staging 1 Refereeqz Dorrlan S1 Nolan. ly played by Shqupdgfi and Seven Q51 w,,W,, amazing one-man show for Lon-non cm.. .wx nemo .nys Q of the nlne Beavorgwlxo saw ac- rod Q1 fans, and far overshadowed . G P' P , ff P P mon got mto the scorm-g act. Char- , , , Reagleaf 2 0 4GasfIey,f 21115 , , other mdmdual on the floor Qosiirkd 9 5 23 Keffm-,f g 2 fs he Weaver ond Ld Ruth led ,the was mainly through his ef- E.?gQf2Ch'f 2, 3 RZQZQQQEQC i,g'l10m6'Sl?PS Wim 17 and 14 P0103 and BUQR Shguudgfg, hel iiiormc 2 2 4Klunk,.c' 0 2 2-!'8SD60l1V9ly. Bllfk - Smxth' 'R 0 SB 'Vhll-ere l 0 25 Shormy 1110 Boavors moved out to akymgsffg Q, 0 f,Tg,,,1m,,5 0 , lg The 3793006 3251905 SGW? U16 Sfmt, ffl lim. -'W 'ix 2 3 311s-Grpfgh fl glyhorne fa-ns somolhmg Lo cheer Caglmhbbzifvzo W G K0 Q h Co-Ca min l 15 .W 1' mfg ,Nj about m the pre-hmxnary game, df High e0 9e V C 1 P lf M Jlgegngoh Totals 14 33 61 however, when they, turned back Gcfflgn Cheez! Anmhe, bad ngghfg ,D ov-,, ,,., I 5 915421-,49 the LCHS unclersiudxes hy a 61-49 SCI High in 1 , W,j.'.T-i,4g,g,,.,...,g,-?,,?Qf,.2'.53 margin- , Iolastil 8 me ace olackoned and by half-E The Beavers wall hxt the road an cl-va p :hx-lfduxb ' - -- was Sllalnokingue ussle I were ahead by a 38-30 Count' loasib miixts 3? 'S1e4'amm margmg again on W un V FSL' v M H . - . 'rc . - . ' s sv' . Ulf? UH 1 dsl Delone Squxrcs than spurt- 3 . , tackle Mg, G sp p m 's'l L Sf-3115 fo Fd Wm . . Thai WHS the S11-Zfldl for Kovavhl meielf-.f o 5 6 so-rw-fc-rf rs mem WJL1,eBeaV m ed to show an advantage m the gn 20 bagk into aclion, and the mn-league-1501-fm.: 3 1 13.13.-R-.f ' 0 place in uf 9-Snabljsjg. um-d chukkor with a 15-13 edge Beaver forward responded with alfloor. jr2',l.f' 0 3 olgzliilfifr 1 e ,Y 19 . - ' ga ' wav' 7-'-1 4 ' , -, - , no n, 1 o 2W'lf axers Wemsganqmgs seaLpYe1,m1n8191g-vw W m 1 .tnlfimn m A Lenlrz1lJQf5.I.?1f1'fQ 'Q' ?:'Q'B'aF'fi2ffs, Q 3 ,1,,QmQ,,,c 0 ,, 0v,,.fQ'e,,Q',gffQ ehmd at Enom 3 - .- gg-lm Catholic League game Oni!-,rmohg 2 1 5 PMMM- 5 0 ,vmc91.g 2 Q 4Stevcns.2 3 all the Ame to da-ihe 3 - ' A in-ff1y,g 3 1 5 Bugnyc, 8 0 Doshchxg 3 1 17 Thai? on the LUIS court last mght. Sy-agw.g a ,, A 'Ugg Toms 16 iymhan 'Phi Beaver sharpshooter rang .mm 55-55 L'frmgan 0 0 Pmms- ' -al up points as the game's top score by Ponds. om' 1510 .1 1.:- r:..-1 r-,ag 0,1 :.. 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I 0!'eilig.'791.t.k f Sp w U t lf. to mid 3 3,1079 lead Oo 5- ,Wt fn... as HW mfgte Peffgjif 1345 P539 The Beavers away ia close Ammon Peffley- f laje' T01-RIS 'N-X ' ' then held ,- X ' Lffgccff b 29 5 third chzjgdefljo yd mm! Whaf? Me foul? Nach! 1,f?1df,Mgba32fmf7fazZ2Qg3Z, To-:als I but were 5 stanza to fc-adf me v wa, w'igZ'f L'1'feremlK?f,f ' , . t , - mms gom-g h35m,m. dvani managed t 9 at ghefoo Ong lr, r' They wntimled to hold th e I fo hike ge for th 0 show I 4,,, 'A' 'A' 'upper hanfl hx careful play dhdtw it 322 the-iz-198 e Qccqndc MIQQ' J , W' ' r Q ' ' 1 ,Hmr back fo Wconrrfalled Qhootirxg in the third' Ra 4 at 1, d ff' eiq Stf1HZa'K5lg1ef 5 ff Q0 renewgi C'ffQiffmif1J U25 fiPffVQ22Qffff S 3 35' -- U ffm! 13x 3'5 fi5'FFe'? P iIm Javfeei bv a ln GIRLS VARSITY Furst Row M Bender H Bleustune F Deuffel E Dando M Futzgubbons J Arnold K Capellu Second Row J Kuscadden manager M Arnold D Frey P Batdorf M L Schumacher C Sant L Cascaruno S Youtz L Troy manager Sportsmanshup and competutuon stumulate a youths ambutuon No phrase could better empha suze the maun goal of the Gurls Basketball team Our gurls learned much about sportsmanshup durung the 1957 season Many games saw the team leadung or close behund untul the last munutes of the game However un most, the funal score showed an edge un pounts for the opposutuon Thus past season can be called very successful too from the standpount of experuence gauned The Beaverettes un keepung wuth the Lebanon Catholuc tradutuon refused to submut at any tume and played hard un every quarter The buggest thrull ofthe season for our gurls was beung able to edge out Lebanon Hugh and Lancaster Catholuc Hugh both by the same score of 40 39 Suster Dennus Euleen meruts a vote of thanks for all her work She has coached unstructed and helped each gurl Her 'ob was well donell The managers Louuse Troy and Joanne Kuscad den deserve a round of applause for the fune uob they dud for the team Although not at the top the Beaverettes stayed rught un there and gave theur all' We re proud of our team' OUB GIRLS GAIN CONFIDENCE BY PLAYING BASKETBALL 5 1.2 9 t N' '- GIRLS JUNIOR VARSITY Furs! Row M Schwarz K Pusher S Gamble P Klespus G Uffner Second Row P Steckbeck P Vernon C Snegnsf S Gable M Roully 5, Ya JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Furs! Row M Ymgsf, A Rupenslu, D Leedy, J Arnold Second Row P Spesok, R Bender, J From 93 I A Q v K h 3 I sf 5 AJ -.J 0 'Q M4 : v 1. 7 , 4 K. T 2 ' . W N , . . ,. , .f we ' 1 J L , , J, , W, ,V I ,J If ,, 4 J . ...f V' Xa , ,V 3 1 ' : . , . ' , . , . ', . . : . , . , . ' I , . , . ' . THE BEAVERETTES PLAY WITH .f Q Eleanor Dando cub In front of ihree alumm members and sfeals the ball as Ihey look on amazed Mary Fnizglbbons gefs a shot away from In close QD e gurls are Ioolung for the ball and so are we 94 ,A A I ' i QQ , f . ,o A F .ry Q , Q I 1 J, I K ' M :nf W - iii' , 41 , - rf r , X ' . 5 5 gf fr' - Q . F R ' r A ENTHUSIASM AND SELF RELIANCE The Alumnl and fhe Beaverehes bottle for the possession of a loose ball 'pr- gx nu? Nofho Arnold as mtenf on making fhu foul shot durlng ihe game we von from lebanon Hugh School 95 2 o S L' , .1 8, iw, I Jaffa I I 4 . ,SJ 4 If ' , I Wg? W ,X 52 X 1 GIRLS' SCHEDULE Alumni Warwick High School St. Mary's Academy Conrad Weiser Lancaster Country Day School Lebanon High School Lebanon High School Lancaster Catholic High School Lancaster Country Day School Lancaster Catholic High School Conrad Weiser Lititz 5 -V- 's 'fs' Vt. J. Arnold claps her hands in glee as we forge ahead x H--in E-t,,,4.4 M. Kaye, ,ushes in goo lege fo block M. Fiyzgibl-,ony E. Dando waits in apprehension to take the ball and score. shot as E. Dando comes up to help. 1'-.-...J Haul Mary full of grace The gurls pray for a successful oufcome of Qheur game ,p X ,T Sally Youlz gefs lhe rap but the ball goes fo lancasrer Catholics forward S. Our varsity cheerleaders show off fheir new uniforms. They are J. Emig, C. Schneider R. Duffin, and M. Michael. 1 Gm :pq 1 1 -'mil Iw:wf2lQn,,.m JUIUDXR T' Borfom Row L Eckenroth L Coscormo J Wenfzler S Wesfenburger L Ko J Kroll C Alweun M Condon B Arnold R Burch B Nosh R Keller B Arnold S Troy C Allweln Second Row R Grofi P Boidorf M A Loser R Sonlongelo R Connor L Lennunger H McGunnn T Smnh B Longenecker M Benng M Sorscek Bond Dlrecfor Third Row P Ill B Kenm K OCorroll P Zndlk J Roberts J F fer J Cascormo K Fisher Fourih Row M Longeneclxer T Fox R Engleboch P Anderson F Henry A Peffley H Longenecker H Connor STRIKE UP THE BAND X Long hours of produce go Info 'Phe rehearsals for our onnuol Sprung Concert a s-.. 98 nr- l' Smith P Anderson F Henry J Cascarmo J Foster K Flsher R Sanfangelo and A Bar cynslu cheer the Beavers on io vncfory wnh ihenr Pep Band SNAPPY STEPS AND LIVELY RHYTHM PERSONIFY OUR led by Ohe colorguard C Allwem C Allwem and L Eckenrotll and the maloreffes J Wenizler S Troy L Cascanno P Baldorf and P Ill execuie a fancy siep The band under R Grofts supervnslon perform nn all fhelr splendor af a football game 1 , , W ' I ' I 1 I ' I 1 y . , . , . , . - y N 1 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 1 - 1 - . , .. 1 - 1 - 1 - - 1 - 1 THE STAFF PRESENTS THE SPIRES is V tt 1 1, aiu u Q SJ 4 T A ' il if if- f 1 We present our staff. Seated: P. Anderson, L. Pete, M. King, K. Fisher, M. C. Allwein, M. Vancho. Seated at Table: Sister Regina Pacis, Moderator, and S. Hill, Editor. Standing: R. Wentzel, T. Flynn, R. Englebach, E. Dando, A. Peffley, C. Fields, and K. Binner. The Spires Staff poses for the last time, relieved because the work is finished, satisfied because we consider our Spires the best, and grateful for the experience we have received. We hope that you have enioyed our Spires as much as we have enjoyed producing it. Graduation is the last page of our lives at L.C.H.S., but we will always have the Spires to recapture anew the memories of How Dear to Our Hearts. Rein, 71 . ff' Cflyfwo ' 771 MMA na 00,4 Q M 'lOl The Most Reverend George L Leech D D J C D LL D e Most Reverend Lawrence F Shott D D e Rnght Reverend Monslgnor Paul D Weaver V F e Rlght Reverend Monsignor RobertJ Maher M A e Reverend Damel J Mennltl e Reverend Joseph C Hulbert e Reverend Anthony J Mayan e Reverend Ferdinand G Gruss e Reverend Joseph S Hager e Reverend Bernard V Mattern e Reverend Anthony E Burakowskn e Reverend Raymond H Gallagher e Reverend Paul E Adalr e Reverend Mercurlo Fregapane e Reverend Domel Mahoney e Reverend Domlnlc A Mammarella e Reverend Lawrence C Gross e Reverend Renee Malboelf Mr and Mrs FredJ Arnold Dr and Mrs Geo H Arnold Mr and Mrs JamesW Barry Mr David H Bender Mr and Mrs George Allweln Mrs Caroline Andreozzl Mr and Mrs Michael Andruzal Mrs Jullus Angelo Wllllam Anspach Mr and Mrs C Cyrll Arnold Mrs Emma Arnold Mr and Mrs EugeneJ Arnold George T Arnold Joan Marne Arnold Mr John Arnold Margaret M Arnold Mr and Mrs Mark R Arnold Mary Ellzabeth Arnold Rose Marne Arnold Mr and Mrs Rueben Arnold Mr and Mrs Simon Arnold Sr Caslmlr A Barcynskn Sr Mrs Catherine Barcynskl Mrs Mary Barry Mrs Robert C Barry Mr and Mrs John A Batdorf John J Batdorf Mr and Mrs Paul Batz Mr and Mrs Charles Bender Mrs Emma Burl: Mr and Mrs Charles Blelstme Mrs Anne Louise Boger Dr E V Boger Speclal Patrons Patrons 102 Mr and Mrs John L Egbert John H Elsenhauer D D S Mr and Mrs Wllllam Embar Flynn s Food Market Freshmen of 101 Freshmen of 103 Freshmen of 105 Glrls Basketball Team Harpel s Studio Martm Horn and Famlly Mr and Mrs Jumor Room Jumor Room Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Ladies of the 1 1 and Family John T Kung and Famuly Joseph Kugler Lunchroom Lebanon Muslc House Nord: s Plumbung and Heating Mr and Mrs Sensor Room Senior Room Mr and Mrs Phlllp A Repmo 1 George Shark Sophomore Room 104-Sophomores Room 110 Mr and Mrs Harlan R Wengert Mrs Earl Bruder Mr and Mrs Leon Brunelll Mr and Mrs Lee Cappella John Cascarmo Mrs John Cascarmo Loulse Ann Cascarlon Yvette Casanhm Charles A Chrlstane Charlie and Marian and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Francls Chrlstlne F Conahan Vlctor Corrado Alvado Corsettl Mrs Thomas Curtm Lt Col and Mrs E C Dando Mr and Mrs James Daubert Mr and Mrs Michael J Dello Mr and Mrs Rlchard Desch Sam Diamond and Mrs Duana and Nick Duck Warren and Leo Mr and Mrs John DlNunzlo Mr and Mrs James Duffm Mrs Margaret Emug Mr and Mrs Ivan Emswller Mr and Mrs George E Englebach Mr and Mrs Davld S Etter Mlss Rosle Fala Mr and Mrs Ray Fields Th . , . . - ' , - -K . Th ' ' . , . . . . ' ' ' Th ' ' . , . . ' Th ' . ' ' Th . ' . . Th . Th ' . ' ' Th . ' ' Th . - - ' ' Th . ' ' 07 Th . ' O9 Th . ' . . . ' ' Th ' . . Th ' ' Th ' ' . ' Th . ' ' Th . .. ' ' . ' . . . ' 06 . . . . ' 103 Major and Mrs. Jos. W. Donovan - - - ' Mr. . ' ' ' . Mr. . . . Mr. . ' . . . Mr. . ' Mr and Mrs Donald Fusher Mr and Mrs JamesM Folmer Mlss Betty Foster Mr and Mrs Phulrp Foster Dr Patrnck Frank Mr and Mrs James Frazler A Frlend Mr and Mrs John Frltz Mr and Mrs Paul J Gettle Mass Joan R Grlstlck Mr and Mrs John Grlstlck Marian Grustnck Mr and Mrs Stephen A Grlshck Mr and Mrs Stephen J Grlstlck Mrs Cllfford Groy Mr and Mrs George Gundrum Mass Mary Hanner Mr and Mrs RobertM Hartman Mrs Ella Hawkms Mr and Mrs A D Henry Francns M Henry and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Charles Hlldebrand Joseph M Hull Joseph Hltchmgs Kenmth Hollis Mass Dolly Horn Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Patrlcla Ill Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Joseph A Horn George Hresko Ben Knmmel Joseph A Klem Joseph A Klem Jr Mrs Catherine Klespus Mrs Dorothy Patncla Klespls Mlss Teresa Klespn Mr and Mrs Joseph A Kovach Mr and Mrs Vnncent Krall Mr Thomas Krlstovensky Vmce Krumbeck Mrs Rose Kugler and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Frank Kugler Wm Leedy John Lleb Carol Loser Mass Grace Madara Mr Samuel Madara Mr and Mrs George Martel Mass Helen V Maygor Mr and Mrs Mnlton Muller Louis W Mongelluzzl Mr and Mrs Samuel Moore Mr and Mrs Gulbert Mornssey Mrs Stephen Moyer Ronald W Myers Mr Robert A Nnchols III Patrons IO3 Mass Valerie Nlchols Mrs Angelme Obenstme Mr and Mrs Irvm O Byle Mrs Anne Ogurcak Richard Ogurcak Mrs Thomas Owens Pat and Bonnie Mvss Lucy Pete Mr Ferdy Potocny Mr and Mrs T P Really N W Roberts and Famlly Mr and Mrs George Roth Bernard Rudegalr Mr and Mrs Samuel K Santangelo Mr and Mrs ClydeJ Saylor Kathleen Scanlm and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Sam Scanlm Wllllam F Scanlln Nncholas Scheer and Son Wm Schnelder Anthony Serba Andrew Seyfert Charles Seyfert John Simpson Samuel Sampson Joseph Smetana Mrs Anna Snyder Mr and Mrs Frank Splsak Mr and Mrs George Simmer Teeny and Sammy Mrs Angle Teslow Thea and Kathy Tom and Flossy Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs Mlchael Tushup Robert J Urban Michael Vashnar Nicholas Vernon Waldrop Richard Watson Jean Wentzel Mr Russell Wolf Mrs Eva Znmmerman Mr and Mrs Curtls Zweler ' Mr. . 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