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

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

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Vast knowledge, used that not only he but others may be built up by it, accompanied by well regulated zeal, is among the many qualities that render our beloved Auxiliary so effective in diocesan ministrcitions. 7 Zealous Guardians Ot Youth Reverend Joseph C Hulbert Prmcrpal Father takes tlme to look into the lives and destlnues of has students and to and and guide them by his prayer and priestly 1 e Here IS one of Gods men but here also IS a Lebanon Catholic man Right Reverend Monsignor Paul D. Weaver Rector Monsrgnor IS the rooter wlthout rlval for every Beaver team from football to basketball but also he IS more than that To hear hum speak from the pulpit the banquet table or at a pep rally IS to re member hum z , ' - I I . I I'f . ' I I 8 . Protectors Ot Our Ideals Right Reverend Monsignor RobertJ Maher Supermtenclent ot Schools As students at Lebanon Cathollc It wlll be a great attamment for us to lnve up to the hugh Ideals which Monsugnor Maher and Father Menmtl have always placed before us WQIW' Reverend Damel J Mennltl School Vlsrtor r ' 9 Through Their Assistance Rev. Anthony J. Mayan Sf. Joan of Arc's Parish Rev. Ferdinand G. Gruss Sf. Gerrrude's Parish Rev. Joseph S. Hager Ss. Cyril and Mefhodius' Parish Rev. Matthias E. Siedlecki Sacred Hear? Parish Rev. Huber? J. McGuire Sf. Paul's Parish We Attam purutual Fudeluty Rev Anthony E Burakowskl SI Mary s Parish Rev. Salvatore V. Zangari Sf. Mary's Parish Rev Domlmc A Mammarella Si .loan of Arc s Parish ll Rev Damel Mahoney Si .loan of Arc s Parish Rev. Mercurio Fregapane Sf. Ger1rude's Parish Their Unlailing Efforts Bear The SISTER RITA CATHARINE Relrgron Englnsh Senior Counsellor Llbrormn SISTER REGINA PACIS SISTER M ARSENIA Audfo Visual Aids eneral Scrence SISTER ROSE CHARLOTTE Religion English Sprres Advisor English Business Subyecfs French Sludenl Council Advisor SISTER DENNIS EILEEN Mafhemahcs Girls Boslcefball Coach Financial Mod eraior of Sprres SISTER ST BERNADETTE Relrgfon Problems ol Democracy Malhemohcs Hlslory Religion Mod erofor of Bond SISTER ANDREW JOSEPH Typing HISIOIY Book Store I 2 SISTER GRACE BERNADETTE Religion Lalm Heallh Mission Mod erofor Physics, Chemislry, G ' , ' , ' ' ' ' ' . and Afhleiic Direcfor, ' ' - ff' Fruits Ol Faith And Knowledge MR JOHN T LYTLE German English Boys Physical Ed ucahon Asslsfanf Foofball Coach Baslcefball Coach Baseball Coach MISS VALERIE MARIE NICHOLS French English Moderaforof Speech Achvmes and Assembly Pro- grams Jumor Red Cross Counselor MRS ELIZABETH T SHEETZ Glrls Physncal Educahon Healfh MR JOSEPH M HILL Business Law Band Dlredor MR MARTIN SORCSEK MR EDWARD F SHEEHY Brology Boys Physrcal Educahon Afhlehc Dlredor Foofball Coach Assrsfanf Basketball Coach Hea MRS MARGARET EMIG ecrelary JOHN F LOEHLE MD MR BEN WASILEWSKI Med:calD1redor MRS PETER J CONNOR Alhlehc Tramer School Nurse I3 ff 1 ' . , . . I I I T I I I I I I I I I . , ' , - , nh. 1 . . , . . s . , . ' , M, ,,. Y ,T , I M z if 1' .V I. . , . . - r' 2, Zi ghyjmfai 5,6-... j 4 Aa , , 15, A. r '- -1 42 .. M ss fmkxxw -. 4 W r V,,, , f ming V ' , 1 WM' - SA K V Msfffgk , M--ww .3 kwa 9: ff ffg W 457 mf wif 11 ,1 f 5 1, .,w.y, Vry, ,inn L.,,, ,J , MQ 1 .F ' R, ,ij wg A 1 251013523453 Q Wm www' 3 wwig, A4 -,5 X, fa, 5 Looking back over four years of hugh school we recall happy episodes We see ourselves struggling over amo amas amat wanting for the explosion we fearfully prepare hydrogen telling Sister that 2 6y 4xy with the strange feeling that some thlng IS wrong somewhere squeamlshly viewing the Internal organs of the worm with the smell of formal dehyde strong In our nostrils anxiously rushing down stairs for gym classes proudly acting out a drama in history listening intently as Father ex plains the fallacy of pragmatism ltchlngly flnger mg the keys of our typewriter as we await the signal to type curiously vxewmg the hole In our shirts where we spilled the hydrochloric acid er plexlngly figuring the value of the sine In an oblique triangle Durmg the four years spent together sharing not only happy experiences but also tedious endeavors we have come to understand and to help one another We are thankful for the rewarding friendships which sprang up and we know that they will last the rest of our llves Lasting Friendships Made By Class Participation II II ' , , ... as ' ' 3-Xl l ' ' - ...p - 1 I I CHARLOTTE R ALLWEIN Charlotte Commercnal Assumphon of B V M Easy to get along wnth go her Incense In a cracker lacks box Loretta s friend Band 'I 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Red Coss 'I 2 Honors 'I 3 Dane Commuttee 3 JEAN ETTE M ARNOLD Nettle Commerclal Assumption of B V M Expressive face puts her best shot forward personality pus Honors 2 SPIRES Staff Perfect Attendance 3 Basketball 2 3 4 S alaty I 2 3 4 JAMES C ARNOLD lm Commercial Assumphon of B V M Lights camera actlon watch out for the truck ready for un Stagehand 3 Prom Comlttee 3 Operetta 4 Holy Name Soclety Dance Committee 3 .IUDITH M ARNOLD u Commercual Assumption of B V M Short and sweet peppy cheer leader loads of frnends Cheerleader 3 4 Prom Committee Program 3 Art Club 3 Sodalnty 'I 2 3 4 Perfect Attendance 3 I6 BARBARA A ARNOLD Boobs Commercnal Assumphon of B V M One of many friendly loyal band member Bandl 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Prom Commxttee 3 Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Perfect Attendance 'I 2 3 MARIE E ARNOLD Marie Commercial Lady of Fatlma Bobby puns plus gang s chauffeur sweet gal Basketball 3 4 Operetta 4 if ' nn: I ' . . ff llll I ,,,f I ' If fi C . ' 1 ' 11,1 ' ' 11- R J. , 1 1 . ua. f. 1 ' 1 7 . 'l, 2, 3, 47 Altar Boy l, 2, 3, 45 fx' , ... - fi' . In . . 1 1 - 1 1 111 od' ,,,. 1 11 - Jd , 11 ' 1 1 ' 1111 - RICHARD K ARNOLD Drclc Academic Assumption of B V M The handsomest Bud of them all whnz on the hardwood great all around guy Reuben Perfect Attendance 3 Holy Name S cuety 'I 2 3 4 At r 1 2 PATRICIA A BATDORF a Academic Assumptlon of B V M Do you have your homework? massed the bus lovely locks Honors 2, Basketball 3, Band I, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4, Perfect Atten dance l 3, Sodalnty I, 2, 3, 4 JOSEPH H BAHSTETER Bosh Academuc Sacred Heart Gee I dudnt do nothnn sharp shooter pal Joey Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Holy Name Society 3 RUSSELL H BENTZ Russ Commercial St Joan of Arc Happy go lucky smashing fullback dug that hair Football 3 4 Stagehand 4 Danae Commlttee 3 Holy Name Society I7 FRANCES M BARRY Fran Commercnal Assumptnon of B V M Freckles always a smile better late than never Honors I 2 3 4 SPIRES Staff Vlllanova Press Conference 3 Operetta 4 Dance Commattee 3 Red Cross 'I 2 3 Art Club 3 So nty'I23 JEAN l. BERKHEISER .lean Academic Assumptlon of B V M Camo over on the Mayflower future needle pusher knobby H nors l 2 3 4 Operetta 4 MISSIONS 4 Red Cross 2 3 4 Art Club 3 Perfect Attendance 2 Magazme Dnve 4 3 . . . . T3 . , I 2, , 4. , - L 5 fl - - I ' ' X ft., ' , ' . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 4 ' l U 7 o - l I I I I C A . I 1 2 I ' Boy I I 3' 4. dal , , , 4. lf 1, 2, 3, 4. P f I . 1 Q u I , 0 , , , : : JUDITH A BURGNER Judy Commercial St Joan of Arc Lnkeoble lass wheres Esther zombue Operetta 4 Perfect Attendance I KATHRYN I. CAPPELLI Cathy Academuc St Joan of Arc Studuous Iund word for every one she s always on the ball Student Councll I 2 3 Honors B a SPIRES Staff Vullanova Press Con rence 3 Operetta I 2 3 Prom Commuttee 3 Dance Cammtt tee 3 4 Magazune Dnve Wmner S Y FRANCIS J BILOVSKY Franlc Academlc Assumptlon lays rubber wnth a stretcher crazy legs swell guy Football manager 4 Honors I 2 3 4 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 Magazme Drnve Chalrman 4 Mus slons 2 Youth Club 4 Perfect At tendance 3 Holy Name Society LOUISE A CASCARINO ou Acodemnc Assumptlon of BV M Lovely black hanr snappy malorette shes the greatest Student Councnl 4 Honors 3 Bas ket all 3, 4, Malorette I, 2 3, 4, SPIRES Staff, Vnllanova Press Con ference 3, Operetta 4 lSadle Semp lunsl, Prom Committee 3, Dance Commvttee 3 4 Art Club 3 Per fect Attendance I, 2, 3, Sodaluty I, 2, 3, 4 I8 PATRICIA I BOSTIC Academic St Gertrude s Fnend to all Reuben Oh my Reuben has the low down on shoes Student Councnl 2 3 4 Honors 2 3 4 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 Dance Commnttee 3 Perfect At tendance 2 Mlssuons 2 Sodalnty LAWRENCE M BUTLER Larry Commercual Holy Spmt Palmyra s glft to l.C H S stuck tu ut tnve ness peaceable Fotball 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Dance Commnttee 3 4 Perfect At tendance I Holy Name 3 4 P . '-1 ' V , MJ' I 1 , Q J 1 , ' sw ' v 1, 2, 3, 4. Ac, u I Pat . Q , Q h ' , ,lf I, I KMirandaJ, Magazine Drive 3, . I, 2, 3, 4. I I 0 1 1 I I, 2, 3, 45 asketb II 2, 3, 4, fe : 1 , , 4: I, 2, '35 I odolit I, 2, 3, 4. , L ,, b - ' , - ROSAUE A DeGUll.lO Rosy Commerclal Gate of Heaven Pony tall quuet gal I e able personality K SHIRLEY DEVINE Shlrl Commercnal Assumptnon of B V M Future housewufe lnkes Marme green fnendly Operetta 4 Sodalnty 2 3 4 ESTHER V CHRISTINE Susie Commercual St Joan of Arc Judy here l am qulet not never In a hurry Operetta 4 Sodalrtyl 2 3 4 I9 JUDITH A DINUNZIO Judy Commercual Assumption of B V M loads of fun always one of the gang short and sweet Honors I 2 3 4 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 Dance Commattee 3 So allty l 2 3 4 HUBERT P CONNOR Hubre Academrc Assumption of B V M Cute as a Royers cupcake a real square dancer gets along with everybody Honorsl 2 SPIRES Staff Vllla nova Press Conference 3 Operetta 4 Stagehandl 2 4 Dance Com mittee 3 Red Cross 3 4 Perfect Attendance 2 Holy Name Soclety FRANCES T DEU FEL Franny Academic Assumption of B V M She s our captam turned gray over nnght calm cool and collected Honors'I 2 4 Basketball 2 3 4 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 fMrs Meadowsl Dance Commlttee 3 Art Club 3 Perfect Attendance 2 , 1 ' ,,,- H ,H ,, H ,: :'- . 1 1 ,,: - . ' : ,: I . ' ...I'k- 1.2,3,4:Altf1rBOY1.2,3,4. Operetta 45 Missions 1. , . , , . , ,,: ,,: : ' 1 , , , 1 ' ,.. , ,,,: 1 : ' 5 d SANTE L. DINUNZIO Sandy Commercial, Assumption of B.V.M. Always ready to give or take a ioke, mostly give . . . fellow pi- zon . . . swell guy. SPIRES Staff, Operetta 4, Stage hand 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 3, 4, Holy Name Society 1, 2, 3, 4, Altar Boy l, 2, 3, 4 LUCY A ECKENROTH Commercial Gate of Heaven Who s Lucianna? never with out her camera kind hearted and sweet Bandl 2 3 4 Operetta RITA M DUFFIN Rita Commercial Assumption of B V M Im late lm ae flies a Buick cool dresser Cheerleader 2 3 Operetta 4 Dance Committee 3 Sodallty 1 2 JOHN .l FANCOVIC Fank Academic St Cynl s Keeps the gurls guessing spee always lends a hand Stagehand 4 Perfect Attendance 'l 2 3 Dance Committee 3 Altar ANITA F EMBAR .I 2 CLEMENT H FALK Anita Clem Academic Assumption of B V M bgg v Academic Gate of Heaven f Mr Fnxit now what did l do? spines sf H 'me 9'-'Y V OP Football 4 Operetta 4 Usher Al 3 C tt34RdC1134 ACW3 tarBoyI2 , . . . 1 . 1, , ' lt . . . Lu . 1 : . I , 2 1 1 3, 4. , . . 1 1 1 1 4- ,am if . I 1 ft - I 4 , ' at A mr is . . , do . . . . :- 1 1 1 ' 1 ' . Boy , , a, 4. rn-ma gleam mmn11m1 lebanon concise, I . . a et imma . . . dynamic. - ' - 1 swam ccwzl 4, Honors 1, 2, 3, 4, 11 , ' - - - arnumovu me c0..fm1.ce 31 mm, 1, 1, a, 4 . , I 1 1 Mm, colemen, vmm comming, , crms1m.m., Dance ' 1,mma.e,.e1.m,,,,nu, I' JOHN V FOLMER Butch Academic Assumption of B V M Class Clown lude your lunch devoted football player Football 1 2 3 4 Stagehand 4 Dance Commnttee 3 Holy Name 5 clety 1 2 3 4 FREDRICK C FRATTAROLI Buckets Academic Assumptuon of B V M All around athlete always vonces has opmuon co opera tive Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball I 4 Ba eball l 2 Oper etta 4 Dance Committee 3 ANTHONY A FICCO Tony Commercial St Gertrude Tombstone Robin Hood the an asset to our class Stagehand 3 4 Dance Committee 3 4 Holy Name Soclety 3 4 Altar Boy 1 2 3 4 JAMES P FOSTER lm Academic Assumptlon of B V M Have comet wnll travel cm namon top of 58 quuet Student Council 1 4 Honors l 2 nd 4 SPI Staff Edutor Operetta 4 Uerry Jocksonl Mlsslon Commnttee 4 Magazme Dnve 2 Perfect Atten dance 3 Holy Name Socuety I 4 Altar Boy 'I 2 3 JOANNE A FRATTI Bird Academic St Joan of Arc Contagious glggle lught on her feet Party Doll Student Councul 4 Cheerleader 3 4 SPIRES Staff Vnllanova Press Conference 3 Operettal 2 3 4 Prom Commlttee 3 Dance Commit tee 3 Magazme Dnve 2 Perfect Attendance 3 Sodalntyl 2 3 4 21 MARY K FITZGIBBONS 1 z Commercial Assumptuon of B V M Shootmg star curly locks sllence IS golden Basketball 2 3 4 Operetta 4 So ltyl 2 3 ,,,: 1 . I X 0' ,, ,- F't ' . 's ', ' .. ll... . ' ' . ,: ' ,,: :- ,: ,: dal ,,,4- ,,,. J. I l .nn.' ,,,, . ' ,: ,, 3, 4: Ba l, 2, 3, : RES , . .7 0 I.. . I V . I . ,M . . 1 ' , , 2,3,: ,,,4- ,,,: , 2,3,: S ,,3,4: - : ' . ,, ,, 'J , : z' XX z ,,,: 1 5 '. 1 ' ' : : ' ,,,- DORTHEA A GARMAN Teddy Academuc Assumptlon of B V M Keeps the Bell In busmess extraordlnary gal pizza queen SPIRES Staff 4 Operetta 4 Dance ANNA M HERMAN Anme Commercial Gate of Heaven Sprecken Sue Deutsch always a smlle country glrl Honors 'l 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Mlsslons l Perfect Attendance 22 JOHN J FRITZ .lack Academic St Cynl s Yes Minerva sure to go far J Frntz D Basketball 'l 2 Operetta 4 Abu lah Scruggs Holy Name Soclety 3 4 Alta B ARTHUR S GRAHAM Academic St Joan of Arc Arthur Longfellow our speedy luttle guard a better fellow cant be found Student Council 4 Honors 'l 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Baseball 'I 3 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 Mus slons 4 Red Cross 4 Poetry Con test 2 3 Holy Name Socrety 'l 2 A ar Boy l JOSEPH T HINKS Hoot Commerclal Assumphon of B V N Flghtlng lrnshman dntto co captam Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 'l 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 Band 2, Stagehand 3, Youth Club 4 A ar Boy I, 2, 3, 4 1 .IUDITH A FRITZ Judy Commercial St Cyrnl s Fllrtahaus have any pap r? gurl wuth the golden hanr Operetta 4 Red Cross 3 Prom Commnttee 3 Dance Committee Ar Club 3 Sodalntyl 2 3 4 FRANCES HORN Fran Commercual St Gertrudes Peaches always takes the prnze cheerful Honorsl 2 3 4 Operetta 4 Per fect Attendance 1 2 3 4 Voce of Democracy 3 Hlre the Hand: capped 3 Soclalltyl 2 3 4 . . , ' ' .n.s. ' '- D 7 I ,, vm' ' - I . 'l,2, ,g r oy 'l,2,3,4. ' I I 1 ' ' Art Q 7 . 7 I 1 1 , i , 5 Committee 3, 47 Sodallty 'l, 2, I F i ' , 1 3' 4' ' 1 1 - ll A f , : ' , , ,J 3, 4: It , 2, 3, 4. , . A. . . , ' ' 1 1' , , . i i 'x . , A . . 1. 21 I , , , : 1, lt . PATRICIA A ILL o Academlc Assumpnon of B V M Ullra feminine nof easily shook never rushes but al ways gets there Band I 2 3 4 Opereho 4 Prom Commmee 3 Dance Commlllee 3 Ar Club 3 Sodalny I 2 3 4 JOSEPHINE A KISCADDEN Joann Commercial Assumphon of B V M Tall graceful good manager good of the wheel good lnsvener but better talker Baskelball Manager 3 4 Operefio 4 Honors4 Sodalny 2 3 4 CATHERINE C HORNEY Callus Academuc Assumphon of B V M Whuf s an Edsel? good go d owes Penny s penmes Sludenl Council 3 Honors I 2 4 SPIRES Slaff Operelta Dance Commlllee 3 Sodallfy I GEORGE P HRESKO George Academic SI Gerlrudes Terror of Hughway 108 an kee Doodle wnh a fealher nn hns a good nafured Honors 'I 3 4 Baseball 2 SPIRES Slaff Vnllanova Press Conference 3 Operefto 4 Sfagehand 4 Dance Commlllee 4 Magazine Drive Co Chalrmon 4 Red Cross 1 H ly Name Society 3 4 Alfar Boy I 2 PETER P KLEIN Pele Academic Assumption of B V M Dreamboaf knows how io handle a Ford makes fem mme hearts flumer Band 3 4 Opereffa 4 Holy Name cleiy I 2 3 4 Alrar Boy BARBARA A LONGENECKER Bobs Commercnol Assumphon of B V M Plays a ho' llcoruce shell pendable blushes eosnly Band 'I 2 3 4 Operetfa 4 er fed Awendance I 2 3 4 Red Cross 3 4 Sodalny I 2 3 4 23 S. JAMES G MAGAZINO Mag Academuc Sl Cyrll s los! wnhoul gum Oall dark LORETTA M MASON Loretta Commercual Assumphon of B V M PATR'C'A D MATERAZD and handsome llvely? Smgehand 4 Honors 1 Holy Future housewufe looks mca commercml St Joan of Arc Name Soclely 1 2 3 4 Altar Boy 'n 9 95595 mc' lo 'V Yo ' ANTHONY .l MAYAN Tony Commerclal Sf Joan of Arc Whnz wnfh remarks fashus loads of fun efta 4 Mr McSpavnn Red Cross 1 Sragehand 3 Holy Name Society Prom Commnfee 3 Al far Boy 'I Band 4 Operetra 4 Sodallfy 1 N'ml7l' f '9 5 5 95 3 Corkor' affable MARGARET M MICHAEL Peggy Academlc S! Gertrude Peggy Sue good looks looks forward to nursing Honors l 3 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Opereiiu 1 2 3 4 Sunbonnef Sue Prom Commmee 3 Perfect Affendcnce l Red Cross l 2 3 4 Arl Club 3 Sodallly 2 3 4 24 Opererfa 4 Sodallfy l 2 ELMERLEEN l McDANlEl.S Elmer Commercial St Cyrlls Always lefs you know smgs luke a burdne mcu gurl Sfudenl Councrl 1 3 Opererra 4 Evallna Scroggs H nors 'l 2 S alllyl 2 3 4 3 X, X. ,, gy, ' . ... , . ' I ' . . . . . s . . . P ' 1,2,3,4. f 1 ' , ' ' ---'VG 2, , 4, ' . . . . 1 ' , 1 3, 4- ' ' . . . F-l.-l-R- Football 'l, 2, Band 1, 2: Oper- l, 2, 3, 4, I I ' , 2, 3, 4. 1 x ' , l u I is . ' 'mm-my mr ? 1 D 5 ' . 7 o I I I, I , , , I od . I I I ' THOMAS B. MORRISSEY Tom Commercial, Assumption of B.V.M. Bimbo . . . anyone need a chauf- feur? . . . me and my guitar. Operetta 4g Prom Committee 3. JOHN T O NEILL Tom Commercial St Gertrude s Quiet for an Irishman we re only going H0 mph gets along with everyone Villanova Press Conference 3 Stagehand 4 Perfect Attendance 3 RONALD A. MILLER Ron Commercial, Assumption of B.V.M. Nah nu, nah nu . . . likes to look sharp never a dull moment Football 'l 4 Operetta 4 Perfect Attendance 'l Holy Name Society ar Boy 'l 2 3 JOSEPH J PETE oe Academic Assumption of B V M Joey the Jet never at a loss for words can sing and dance as well as luck and throw the ball Football l 2 3 4 Basketball 1 a e ll SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 HARRY J NASH Harry Academic Assumption oLB V M Esther the Seal wrong way on a one way alley blond hair and blue eyes nors 1 2 Fo ball 2 3 Hoy Name S clety 'l 2 3 4 ar Boy 'I 2 3 DAVID D PlERGAl.LlNl Perk Academic St Joan of Arc Loves those fish always ready to debate refuses to cut those curly locks Honors I 3 Operetta 4 Prom Committee 3 Missions 2 Red Cross 2 4 Perfect Attendance 3 Holy Name Society 2 3 4 Altar I 2 .4 NICHOLAS R PLEBANI Nick Academic St Joan of Arc Friend of all Mr President holds the Ime Student Council 'l 2 3 President Honorsl 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 SPIRES Staff 4 Villanova Press Conference Operetta 4 Prom Committee 3 Altar Boy Carolyn Academic Assumption of B V M City slucker future tempera ture taker light hearted and lovable Student Council 3 4 Cheerleader 4 Ope tta 2 4 baral Sodality 'I 2 3 4 M. COLETTE SANT Colette Academic Assumption of B.V.M. Soft spoken . . . sweetness per- sonified . . . Our Miss Brooks. Basketball 3, 4, SPIRES Staff 47 Operetta 4 fCora Jonesjy Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance AUDREY B RUPINSKI Audel Academic St Cynl s Has talent for art deserves the best vim vigor and I tallty Student Council 2 4 Honors 'I Chee eader 2 SPIRES Staff 4 Operetta I 2 3 4 Prom Commrttee 3 Art Club3 ANTHONY G SCIOTTI Tony Academic Assumption of B V M All gray matter gold medals are his fad greased light ning Student Council 4 Honors I 2 Football I 2 3 4 Bas ball 2 3 4 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 Massnons 2 26 'l, 3, 4. JAMES S SHIRATO lm Commercial Assumption of B V M Petro pumper keeps the bowl mg alley busy hard worker Operetta 4 Prom Committee '. ---', , v'- 4: , , , I: I 1, ' , 2 , I , 7 5 ' 2, 3, 4: rl , 3, 45 h . . . - J' 3, 4: , I, , : Kel- - I I I I CAROLYN A. SCHNEIDER ,V - 2, 3, : re I, 3, IBM- fl GEORGE R SPAYD George Commercial Assumption of B V M Always ready to lend a helpsng hand plan party mvlte George more fun than a barrel of monkeys Football Basketball Manager 3 Band I 2 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 CMr Meadowsl Stagehand 3 4 Co Chairman of Prom 3 Dance Committee 3 4 Perfect Attendance PATRICIA A SPESAK 0 Commerclal St Cyrll s Fashion queen IIRBS RQVIOII future secretary Cheerleader3 4 Operetta 2 3 4 Dance Commnttee 3 Sodallty 'I 3 GEORGE T SIMPSON George Academlc Assumption of B V M Qunet but muschnevous Isnt easlly shook undustnous Football 2 Operetta 4 Holy Name Soclety 3 4 TERRENCE .I SMITH Smitty Academic Assumption of B V M Always ready to gave an opnnuon agreeable the eyes of Texas are upon you Football 'I Bandl 2 3 Operetta MONICA F SPESAK Bonnie Academnc St Cyrnl s Afraid of the dark coax me sweet and lovely SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 fI.uella Lumptonl Dance Commlttee 3 27 FRANCES V SPISAK Fran Commerclal St Cyrul s lnqulsltlve never alone what was that? Operetta 4 Sodalnty 'I 2 3 , . . . . . . a , ' ' ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - ' 1 X! ' 1 1 I 'I,2,3. X x 1 Rx v . . . - I . . I I . ' I , 1 1 1 1 47 Altar Boy I, 2, 3, 4. gi Pt I , ' ' Za 1 1 1 1 1 . I . I 2, ,4. . ., - -1 ll - I1 , 1 ' 1 1 14. 1 ' - IVO J. TALAMONTI Yavo Commercial St. .loan of Arc Ardent hockey fan , . . easy to get along with . . . from the plains of Italy. Operetta 4 Prom Committee 3 Perfect Attendance 3 Holy Name SUZANNE E TROY Suzy Commercnal Assumptnon of B V M Seen but not heard We comed fnencl great bopper Malorettel 2 3 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 Sodallty 2 3 4 MICHAEL V VANCHO Vanch Commercial St Cynls Altas loule Merdock Yo Yo champ furst penod boss Football 3 Band I Holy Name clety I 2 3 4 Altar Boy 3 DONALD M YORKOSKI Don Academlc Assumption of B V M Prefers blondes a cool Int terbug flat top Honors 2 Football 2 3 4 Per fect Attendance 2 Mlsslon 2 Youth Club 4 Holy Name Socnety IOUISE A TROY Weezle Commercml Assumptnon of B V M Coy our tlmekeeper neat dresser Basketball Manager 3 4 Vnlla nova Press Conference SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 Art Club 3 So alnty 'I 2 3 4 FRANK .I VIOZZI Frank Academrc St Paul s Comos successor future pull pusher Casanova Honorsl 2 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Band I 3 Operetta 4 fBob Cole monl Red Cross 1 Perfect At tendance 'I Oratorncal Contest 3 Holy Name Soclety I 2 3 4 1 ' I : 2, 3, 4. I ' I , ' 1 s A f' ' , ' . . . , . .. I- I 1 ' - ' . , . . 7 . A , : : : ' ' .' ' d ' , , f ' : , . - . -, . . - - I I I So ' I f 1 I 'lf 2, , 4. SLE? - , , . . . 1 . , , . . : - - : z - 5 . s 1 I 1 I , 1 : . , : - : ' ' 1 I . I, 2, 3, 4, Altar Boy 'I, 2, 3, 4. X CAROL A YURCABA Carol Commerclol St Gertrude s Vucclnated with a record needle serious minded avid reader Honors 3 4 SPIRES Staff Operetta 4 Prom Cammnttee 3 a Commerclal Gate of Heaven Cool on the snares no wnthout friends fun after school hours onors l and Operetta 4 Prom Commnttee 3 DOLORES M ZlDlK Done Academic St Cyrll s Neat dresser business career In mmd popular Student Councnl 1 4 Honors 1 2 4 Basketball 2 Villanova Press Conference 3 Operetto 4 Sodallty GEORGIANNE D llDlK Georgae Commercial St Cyrll s Bubbles Mrs Scroggs of Brandywine Street enloyable Honors 1 Basketball 2 Operetta 4 fMrs Scroggsj Vullanova Press Conference Dance Committee 3 S ulntyl 2 3 4 CAROLYN J ZIMMERMAN Susie Commercnal Assumphon of B V M Nature lover wnde awoke lnttle Susie slmpllcuty nn t fancuest form H norsl 2 3 4 SP S Staff Operetta 4 Prom Cammuttee 3 Dance Committee 3 4 Art Club 3 Perfect Attendance l 2 S :ty l 2 29 'W 1403 JOHN C ZWEIER .lack Academic Assumptlon of B V M Beware of the 55 Chevy leth they prayerth Veep Student Council 3 4 Honors 'l Fo tball l 3 4 SPIRES Saff Operetta 4 Perfect Attendance 2 3 4 Holy Name Society I . . . . K 1, 2, 3, 4. I I 4: n , . , . . od ' , , , . 2,9 . ' . ' A PATRICIA A. zlnnc , , U lu- 3 H , is Pt . U f A A ' 0 , , , 1 IRE 1 A ' L ' 1 I I . I I if H I B 1, 2' 3, 4: dal , , 3, 4. y H V 7 ' , 1 , 2, 0 1 , 1 t : 2, 3, 4.' ' ROOM Aniic Ember . James Foster . Anthony Scioifi Dolores Zidik . T. Smith, D. Piergallini, J. Pete, J. Magazine, H. Connor, J. Zweier, advanced biology stu- dents, investigate the source and function of the circulatory system. The senior English literature class enioys sing- ing To Celia. th: umailuaflle A, Sciotti clarifies the graph of the sine for A. Rupinski and A. Embar while the class tries to follow. N.. lndustrious girls in the advanced biology class intently study the heart. 32 i is it J. Foster, A. Rupinski, J. Berkheiser and A. Graham sort stamps for the missions. The eyes of the Seniors are upon Father Hilbert as he gets a point across concern- ing marriage. 'vw ,,,,,,..,.--W-'f 'A Mu...- BW' .nv -s-'vt sr ' 5551? T., lo-'.-:J mul J 4- tk' KI! L ROOM Loulse Cascarlno Audrey RUPIHSRI Arthur Graham Joanne Frattn if Watch out' Senior gurls active In chemistry lab' L Cascarlno J Berkhelser M Michael C Schnelder collect the oxides of nitrogen 108 CLASS OFFICERS Secretary Vice President President Treasurer 33 an M K 'X 31 W 1' ' K v V , P X ' s ,Z Z 8. K x .A Q-. , Q 44 L L Sr. Andrew Joseph and the Lebanon Catholic students seem pleased with their tour of the bank. Mr. Eugene J. Arnold poses with Sr. Rose Charlotte and the senior commercial class during their visit to the First National Bank. Af' ,,...'f- J' C,--' J. Arnold, M. Fitzgiblaons, and J. Arnold learn the techniques of filing. 34 ames Shlrato explains the fundamentals of the lmeograph machine to Anthony Flcco ,ff Frances Barry practices speed with the aid of the dictaphone Keep your eyes on the copy, a steady refrain from Sr. Rose Charlotte, seems to have obtained good results. rvnlc intro ,,.4 AccvlAcr 7 u n Since they are next to us in the chain of students, the juniors have J . naturally prepared to take over the esteemed place of the senior class. Their good nature and hard work have helped to relieve some of the faculty's worries. l 7 ROOM 109 CLASS OFFICERS Diana Leedy .............,..,..,,...........,............. Secretary James Lengle ...................,............,..... Vice-President Bernard Rudegeair ..............,..................... President Rita Bender .. .,.................................... .,....,. T reasurer Bottom Row B Neely C Gorman G Uffner J Pavone A Hollis M Allwein S Portas S Schlegel R Bender P Steckbeck czynslu Top Row R Cox B Martel I. Starner J Lelblch S Hermansky D Frey D Leedy J Wentzel L Brunelll M Ylngst 36 1 Middle Row: M. Noll, H. Bleistine, D. Immel, M. Arnold, M, Schumacher, M. Reilly, A. Allwein, C. Grodensky, D. Luciotti, A. Bar- Vw Studenis of the Algebra II class use their mafhe- malical knowledge to solve this irrational equa- lion. R. Andreozzi, J. Hitchings, J. Miller, B. Rudegeair, and J. Lengle prove Boyle's Law. M. Reilly direcfs lhe :mention of the American hisiory closs to the South. Mrs. Sheefz explains psychosis and neurosis fo her healih class. I nfl 1, ,s.. . D. Sfrasz, as Weihnuchtsmunn, enccfs a scene for the German ll class with the help of J. Flcmm, L. Brunelli, S. Schlegel, D. Frey, R. Bender, D. Leedy. Our Juniors enioy an English session with Sr. Regina Pucis. M! J. Pavone, M. Noll, M. Schumacher, J. Levengood H. Bleisfein, and S. YOU'l proudly display French ll proiecfs. 'z I L3 .gf The Juniors read up on the latest French News in La Croisade. Baffom Row: R. Carlson, R. Gravino, J. Hitchings, P. Fifzgibbons, J. Flamm, J. Miller, K. Horn, J. De Angelo, E. Brunelli. Middle Row: R. Kovach, J. Kuiovsky, D. Strasz, R. Marko, W. Poe, P. Troinor, R. Ficco, J. Lengle, H. Longeneclrer. Top Raw: R. Myers, J. Rofhenberger, W. Smith, B. Rudegeair, T. Snyder, R. Andreozzi, A. Weise, T. Barry, C. Devifz. 39 What goes up, must come down, Sally. The Junior girls increase their efficiency by practicing the slogan: Typing skill equals speed plus accuracy. ni H586- B. Neeley gives the sequence of the argu- ment for her apologetic: class. 'Wa 4 ulf 2 ,....f N'-1. lima. ROOM 107 Jacquehne Pavone Margaret Bender Robert Andreozzn Dolores Lucloth CLASS OF FICERS Treasurer Vice Presrdenf Presrdenf Secrefary Boffom Row: F. Tatar, S. Kipp, C. Sfefonich, M. Eck, A. Marko, B. Corrado, R. Orfenzi, M. Kerr. Middle Row: C. Cincel, P. Geffle, M. Kenney, J. Levengood, M. Giachero, P. Rulavage, P. Spangler. Top Row: M. Arnold, M. Reinhart, L. Smefana, C. Eggerf, C. Ecly, M. Krupo, J. Testa, E. Levengood. Sophomores As the next lank In our chain of students, the sophomores have con tlnued their well started hugh school careers School spnrnt has become a by word through whnch they have come to be known ROOM 102 CLASS OFFICERS Anne Hlldebrand Treasurer John Horney V1cePres:dent Beverly McDanlels Secretary Bottom Row R Arnold R Bacallao A All weln W Whalen P Horn E Andrews Slegrnst L Rengle S Shot? Middle Row Andrews J Falk F Arnold F Coleman ec nm D oonon J k Connor H Krelser R Feldenzer Hartman Top Row J Frank J Winters Solesky T Burch M Candor: R Bah steter M Batdorf H Alonzo J Fisher D Tralnor 42 Philip Sciotti ..............................,....................................... President AV,-if ,,k,f--t 4 J. ' ' , . ' , . . ' : 5- , - , - 1 - , ' . D. B h' ', . C , . E: , M. Ill, - R. , . ' , . , H. . t . , . ' , T. , . , . ', . - 1 ' 1 - 1 - I 1 Y A T Modesto P SCIOHI L Ganse M Knldee and V Horimun seem baffled by this geomeiry problem hrlch points ou! the sternoclendomastoldeus muscle to the bsology class 43 ROOM Victoria Tesla Ann Conynhum Thomas Fox Mary Mohl 104 CLASS O FFICERS Treasurer Vice Presldenf Presrdenf Secrefary Boffom Row: J. Horney, D. Know, T. Groy, C. Sieckbeck, R. Rudegeoir, S. Rupinski, C. Reilly, J. Paugh, K. Zimmerman, T. Modesto. Middle Row: J. Serbu, A. English, J. Roberts, M. Kildee, P. Hresko, L. Leininger, T. Fox, J. Heilmon, W. Lynch, T. Yingsi. Top Row: R. McCaffery, J. Fiizgibbons, W. Butz, R. Gelz, V. Krumbeck, J. Eclrenrofh, P. Sciohi, L. Ganse, T. Cus- corino, R. Rudegeair. Boffom Row S Arnold J Keeler M Onofrey V Nash C Allwem M Magazmo J Kudela S McKnnney Middle Row M Eg gerf K OCarrol S Kane S Kafos M Mehley M Grlll S Caiherlne J Mlhll R Bacallas Top Row M Vannlcola P Kug rd-1 Sr Rita Cafharme goes over the January exammahon wlih her Sophomore Engllsh class 45 I ler, P. Quarry, P. Miller, Z. Zweier, V. Testa, A. Faschetfi, P. Reddinger, B. Crouse. . ' MT I l Iv Q 0 Y an X. I i- , P' ' Gallia est omnis in partes tres as pointed out by S. McKinney. H. Hartman, K. Zimmerman, P. Sciotti, T. Groy, T. Burch, and R. Rudegeair prepare for a German skit. 9145 X The Sophomores try to arouse Frere Jacques. ROOM 110 CLASS OFFICERS Zoma Zweier Treasurer Michael Klldee Presidenl Sandra Cuthrine Vice President an Secretary Boflom Row: G. Eckenrofh, S. Ondrusek, C. Seigrisi, M. Shaonich, B. Andruzak, K. Kimmel, P. Stouffer, P. Naparelli, B. Rod- gers, P. Waldersberger, H. Youfz. Middle Row: P. Vercno, A. Conynhnm, S. Gable, A. Gress, M. Fischer, B. Klespis, A. Steck- beck, S. Gamble, M. Flashel, C. Uhrich. Top Row: C. Hartman, K. Fisher, P. Frank, M. Gehler, M. Mohl, J. Laycock, R. Gress, B. McDaniels, R. Koch, M. Loser, A. Hildebrand. Freshmen As the new link in our chain of students, the freshmen have quickly adapted themselves to their new environment. Their co-operation throughout the year exemplifies the type of loyalty to expect from this class in the future. ROOM 103 CLASS OFFICERS Rose Deck .................................................. Secretary Jane Fitzgibbons Edward Arnold .,.....,........................Vice-President ..........................................President Patricia Collins ............ .. ............................ Treasurer Bottom Row G Luyser P Cagnoll M Guyer M Cereslnl P Schrum J Fltzglbbons S lowy Middle Row A Komlshock B Plantz M Allweln M Flck M Nemec L Miller S Navotny J Cappon Top Row A Helm J Paiolette M Seyfert R Deck A DlGalbo P Karinch S Mcloughlm M Delllnger 48 - - I - 1 . , . , . , . , . . : . , - 1 - 1 - , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . -Z . wwfxb Mn., nm w 1lfxw'v we 2 If ' Z4 A ey, Q K . 551' if wif, k -'milk ,w i 11 ,J Bottom Row: H. Tice, J. Sant, S. Shiner, L. Arnold, K. Wagner, M. Fala. Middle Row: V. Falk, M. Arnold, J. Houser, C. Ruff, P. Fraytic, A. Small, R. Tice, A. Herman. Top Row: K. Sullivan, D. Scibelli, J. Flamini, M. Batdorf, E. Galbe, J. Beattie, E. Fulton, A. Arnold. Mr. LytIe's class prepare their monthly edition of Beaver Tales under the direction of J. Grabuslly. fs ROOM Frank Conahan Margaret Guyer John Grabusky Patricia Karinclx CLASS OFFICERS . . . . . . Secretary . Vice-President . . President . Treasurer if r I' if ., -A: ', MA' 4 . 'ig 5 '52, ' X QA' . was Njyyqv - W'-1:2.i21l ' , Q h av! wr 351233, fri 5 1 , 11? mi, 55 f 2,4 ,Iii 7 5 I 4 a- A I 15.22 we f. , MM, f we 44. 1 J W H f 9 ,K M 51 2 I L 1.-55? ,y,,,,, V, A , M f,A',V ., - ', , ,. ,,'ff 4 fi ff, iw fi Aim ? X ' 4 17 f af waz W0 90 1 Km. 1 .4., F2 I A D .I , ,Y 'X 5 , K x sv + f 1 V, , W M, fm, I f' ,iwvff MW, , W X Wi . .ey ' . UZ' V A . I X Q 2 J af' f x , V i ff 'W ' . Af ' 43- 3 f Msg If ul, Bohom Row M Tarlcer M Hochmun E Fasnucht S Brunn P Collnns E Maurer Mrddle Row F Vonnncola M Arnold M Harimon S Lengle M Rudegeclr M Smelfzer B Stevens M Loehle Top Row M Chrnn M Albrlghf B Conway C Wunsch F Butz D Tatar A Wltfers ROOM 101 CLASS OFFICERS Caihenne Wunsch Treasurer Allen Arnold Vice Presrdenf Terrance Anderson President Mcrlanne Dellmger Secrefary 52 : . , . , . , . , . , . . : . . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : . . , . , . , . , . , . . an 'gm few, '2 ze ' . W '- - , V. Q 'X W 14 ,fy H b f C Yi!! Al' - .. 9 QU Q YAA, , e ,L S, I 4 L 'I 'Q 44 'E UFW QM 1 g A at i I . m-QM 1 K gain-an-.nn One of the greatest changes we notice as freshmen on our arrlval In hugh school IS the great number of actlvltles going on School no longer consists only of books classrooms and teachers We look forward with great antlclpatlon to the thmgs to come the sound of records at Youth Club every Wednesday the flrst bug dance of the year the frenzied excitement of Memorable our pep rally before the Bug Game the splendor of our annual Christmas dance the fierce com petltlon In our magazine campaign the wm ners trlp to New York the benefit of our student retreat the loyous fun of our class 0Cl2 plcnlcs at Hershey Park the Junior Prom an event that will be long remembered The sensors can recall many happy memorues from the hard work and satisfaction of a success ful operetta and a fme yearbook e good time we had on our senlor class trlp most of all though we antlclpate that day of mixed loy and sadness grad uatlon day' Activities . . . . . ... . . . . , . ... . ... . . . ... ... . . cue - .. . . . . sun - , . . . . . ... , . . . . . . , ...th . . . .. ... , . . ... . Friends To Guide Us Any society needs a government and ours is the Student Council which is composed of friends and classmates, capable of understanding our trials and tribulations. Under the guidance of Sr. Rose Charlotte these students not only discipline but remind us of our responsibilities to ourselves and our school. In all, our council is one which we as students will always appreciate. STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS Nicholas Plebani ........ President John Zweier ........ Vice-President Carolyn Schneider ........ Secretary Patricia Bostic ......... Treasurer Father Hilbert installs Nicholas Plebani as president of the Stu dent Council. Installation ceremony is opened with the singing of Our National Anthem by the students ,,,..-W C Schneider checks progress of the Student Councul wlfh P Boshc J Zweler and N Plebanl for the ensu Ing year Mr Del Morcelle expresses the nmporfunce of cz Cotho llc educahon fo the studenf body 57 r . K A S A Frosty Dream Becomes A Forest Fantasy Amid Christmas trees and twinkling stars, the evening will be remembered as A Frosty Dream. Stars twinkled. A fragrant aroma of Christmas trees arose. One felt as it he were in a win- ter wonderland. Notes of sweet music filled the air. This was our Frosty Dream. After weeks ot elaborate preparation, which in- cluded the transportation by the students of 300 Christmas trees into the gym, our dance was a grand and glorious success. No other dance has ever been so well attended and enjoyed, as this, our Christmas Dance, spon- sored bythe Student Council. W Af J fb' iefizfgiy f f V Aj 'f y Q' gf f iff hm A wwf' ne Enchanted Evemng ici Our committee pauses for a drunk while they enloy the fruits of their labors Girls In lovely pastels boys In handsome tuxedos swnrled to the rhythmic muslc of Don Trostles or chestra The eager couples arnved at the luxurious Hotel Hershey at elghttharty and danced un the Spanish Room unhl the clock struck twelve It was May 'I the mght of the Junlor Prom Moonllght Sere nade We shall never forget thus entrancmg evenmg These were magic moments we could have danced all mght 60 P Ill seems to be qune happy wnh her dancing partner as P Bostlc eyes the photog rapher questlomngly I 'Q Q Q , ,Y 8 'f , lY' , , . A ii 4 W I -fr. 4 ' ' s Z L ' 'A X ' I, W z - ' M 7 J . Q l J 'ig A l , wwf , 'exif .N A I ff' , I . . , u I ' . ,, . I . II ' I DC l I' . A 1 .QQ 4 .,. V 1 Xt. Q1 l af' f 41, ,.f ., .,, X J. Folmer explains the theory of modern dance steps fo R. Miller as a group of ardent followers looks on. This happy group seems fo be thoroughly engaged. l i 1 'lf' J. Arnold, F. Fraffaroli, L. Zaccagnini, and J. Fritz, appear lo be enioying the lovely evening. D1 H 4 M. .1 hwnhf A H my '? fo 'A ' 'I' - . Q, If E .V rf e if .I EIL, 5 A J If ry ' ,, Q, 'Y' J , fir-59 f-rv , , fi? f S Or x .1 We Full The House And The Hearts OF The Audlence Wlth Our ongs Frlends and relatlves ln the Lebanon area witnessed the staging of the Operetta by the Senlor Class of Lebanon Catholuc Hugh School on the mghts of November 24 25 26 For two hours the audlence enloyed the thoroughly lovual comedy with gay and festive musical selectlons The crowd realized that many hours of hard work were spent to make It a delightful evening The seniors will remember thus once In a lnfetlme experience because of their hard work and fun they had m producmg The Sunbonnet Glrl CHARACTERS Miranda Mrs Meadows Luella Lumpton Hiram Meadows Evallna Reuben McSpav1n Ezra McSpav1n Bob Coleman Barbara Coleman Jerry Jackson Susan Clifton Mrs Scroggs Abllah Scroggs Sadie Slmpkms Cora Jones Elqah Lawson Patricia Bostlc Frances Deufel Monica Spesak George Spayd Elmerleen McDanlels Richard Arnold Anthony Mayan Frank Vlozzl Carolyn Schneider James Foster Margaret Michael Georglanne Zndlk John Frltz Loulse Cascarmo Colette Sant Joseph Pete Mr and Mrs Meadows greet Mrs Coleman on her arrival to the country As the clty folks enter the scene, an excited group gives them a hearty welcome 62 I I I I I ' . . . . . . ,, . . . . ,, - - - 11 - ll Mrs. Coleman . . . . . . . . . . . Anita Embar Mrs. Scroggs exclaims to McSpavin, Evolino, and Mr. Scroggs that the Good Old Days are good enough for her. The boys in the chorus agree with Jerry as he tells them a girl in calico is good enough for him. T. Mayan, the constable, explains to the chorus that they always call on the police force when important visitors come to town. I 'N B P. Bostic makes a bid for first place singing When Day ls Done as t cast listens attentively. he Miranda sings to Reuben as M. Fitzgibbons and M Spesak look on admirably The Virginia Reel adds o fancy touch to the en- gagement of Barbara and Jerry. All hall the Queen of Song when Sunbonnef Sue wms the contest I9 IS fhe grand fmole and everyone hos fhe feeling of success wlih the singing of Sunbonnet Sue 65 ff s J if ,, A I g r I fi? 'W 1 , . ,Z 4 2 ' n k I 4 ? Q 4 ' A f 5 El x f K if 1 GH -L H , . . , 3:5 V - .,:ff:.. rip-3123, .:::. ,hi-3, 1 4 1 - , v L A, 'f' ?W+ f ff , ' I if . W1 if Q. fi , - , V 'A',,,f? 'Z - ' fn- --.rm 4 5, if -, c-,L g -L f . -I' x gr , V, r --J - 1 sf. f tk :Q K I 'VF K' i t :I ', ,W M, .,f.,., W My . A I ?g,fj? ?l 1f,, , I qwfff Q, -4 V f ' , ' v . J r . X R ' ji' ,,'f. .Q nj g, 'Q fp -' ' . if - fff - . ' N K5 -4, .ix , f ff' ff 'lx -f x '-' - ' Uv- .k .f - 95 , XX. 5 pxA, A I I iw, W , a ' 1f?1 ' 951 . 1-, , ,TL ,, AJ, 'W :NTS-ni. ,+P ' N :sf X., Q, , ,li 2 617, fy :Q N' 1 ,WV wg A ' , V Q mf: vs Mr' hal ' il QI is P -1 fi gui ii Q, ' 4 , U 5, aria A v 12 Miracle O The Bells sling After reaching 145 per cent, K. Cappelli holds up the kitten as the students of 108 cheer triumphantly. U11 95m A. Embar and A. Rupinski keep the students up to date on the Magazine Drive. Every year, during January, a magazine drive is held throughout the school. This drive is considered a very im- portant activity for the proceeds are used to finance the YJ fe M 09' Spires. This year as usual, thanks to a spirit of cooperation from all, and the untiring efforts of Sr. Dennis Eileen our magazine drive was a grand success. The highest salesmen were rewarded with a trip to New York. They enjoyed Mario Lanza in Seven Hills of Rome at Radio City. They thrilled at the sight of the skyscrapers, skaters at Rocke- feller Center and the aromas at the Brass Rail. Behind The canes ...A .wb , , JY , ' l 1 A. Rupinski and A. Ember lend c helping hand foward the udvertisemeni of our operetfu. H. Connor, G. Hresko, and J. O'Neill fix the seiiing for The Sunbonnet Girl. bfi' ' 4.4 ,W 4' A 4' Our sfage hands, G. Spayd, S. DiNunzio, and J. Fancovic, fake time ou? for o coffee break. 69 Allhange OF Pace Our gang congregafes in ihe gym for a shori social period of noon. i We loosen up during our lunch period. J. Zweier performs feats of balance, as A, Rupinski, H. Connor, and J. Fosier humor him. r i Q. G. Spayd proves drinking cokes can be fun with aid from J. Fritz and A. Rupinski. I .a I-' Q ld 3. 9 xf Wifi' BX: 'z ' iff Mlm ,O x'-J K+-f The seniors are always of ease while paying a friendly visi? to the folks al the Trivef, I wx 1, B lv. 15. The Trivef is a welcome place for both recreation and relaxation for the seniors. 71 l f J 7 I The pires Is On The Way Editor in Chief . . . James Foster Associate Editors ....., Kathryn Cappelli, Catherine Harney, Arthur Graham Editorial Staff . . Hubert Connor, George Hresko, Joanne Fratti, Louise Cascarino, Patricia Bostic, Monica Spesak, Colette Sant, Frances Deufel, George Spayd, Sante DiNunzio Sports Staff , , . Frank Bilovsky, Anthony Sciotti, Joseph Pete, John Zweier, Nicholas Plebani Typists .... Frances Horn, Joann Kiscadden, Carol Yurcaba, Louise Troy, Judith DiNunzio, Jean- nette Arnold, Suzanne Troy Art Staff ..... Anita Embar, Audrey Rupinski K. Cappelli, A. Graham, J. Fratti, and J. Foster, seated, of the editorial staff, make a final check on the copy. fcfwr' fit, , 4-LA The Lebanon Catholic Spires passes through the assembly line. 72 X . gg 58 I-'V ' A. Sciotti, J. Zweier, J. Pete, N. Plebani, and F. Bilovsky, the Sports staff, work diligently on the football captions. , was-+ w' X41 I-1 , ,.-wr' f --0- .iw ' , A. Rupinski and A. Embar do a fine job on the art work for our yearbook. Q52 41 by A group af busy sensors lay out the mats for the Spnres 'x 73 tirring Music Makes For Enjoyable Listening These are the girls That keep time wlfh our band H Youlz M Tarker P Ill L Cascarlno M Dellmger P Baldorf and P Frayhc BoHom Row L Eckenroth G Eckenrofh T Smnlh P Zndnk B Arnold T Burch G Hofmann A Bcrczynslu L Mason C Allwem Middle Row H Connor A Wmers B Longenecker J Roberts H McGnnn K OCarroll M Loser R Kefter Top Row J Foster H Longenecker C Burczynslu P Klein T F L Leumnger J Krall 74 - - , - , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . , . . : , , . , . , . , . , , . . . , . , . . . . , . , . , . , . ox, . , . . 'dbz YW? X Mtg Q MW Sa' 'sex 1 . Nt Heyy. x09 H, Connor, 1' Ro .L 92 eCl'e The you Band, H on ur basketball games. and T. Burch, PeP5 UP 0 mow hem, 1- u? 95 A 'te' 'ov' ye re cool K s Su , , . i 1 f . . 'i i A l ' ,li . guild-444.4 f figifillrfl' ker, itlers, B- Longenec roster, A- W Our Lebanon Catholic High School Band proves the saying, Good things come in small packages. Although small in number, this group is not lacking in vim and vigor. ln the blue and white colors of our school, they march to the snappy beat ot the drum section. Always on hand at basketball games, the Jazz Band gives added support and proof of the spirit of the whole band. The many hours of practice also produce the beau- tiful and intriguing melodies used in the annual spring concert which everyone enjoys. 4: Nm 2 From the openmg day of football practlce to the basketball finale the athletic program at L C H S demonstrated sportsmanship clean play determination and courage The excitement of a touchdown drlve a fast break for two quick pomts a long set zlppmg through the net lust as the half time buzzer sounds a completed pass for a flrst down and a sensational spurt to push the Beaverettes back Into the lead wlll long llve ln the minds of both players and spectators Also to be remembered are the hard earned victory dances flttmg cllmax to a close game The biggest arm of the athletic pro gram the development of character among the participants was without a doubt attained to the fullest degree Physical Development Through ports . . , . . . . I I I . . ' I . . . . ' I ' I . . 1 . . . . . . . . 1 . . . . - I . . . I . V 1 ge A - 0 ' . . mme. 52 qiicejlhoobov 'vb - - H 5 H 17 0 . ' I f 0900695 tocub 1 , I I - A ' Q . Q0 ,909 ' 1 we N0 ' , .5 X '. sbs tgaoozgffe CONC E 6 G 1 E V Off! 5 L YN' w0xpo36X'5, 'X 661 xpxxgxb- X0 955509 O K O I 9 xi il O ,I X, ' -fl' ,Sf As- DIAG953 1 X X ' T G G E 42955 DIAG. 40 DIAG. 47 DIAG. 54 Sy. ' H H 1 l C F I 6 8 ' E T G T' E ,I I Xa DIAG- 41 S DIAG. 48 U DIAG. 55 X H H x X X x. A X B 3 X J X xx X v v v V V x x '- X x X gfmiy 2 2, J . S36 DIAG. 42 5 DIAG. 49 X A x f v :ms DIAG. 43 Monsignor Weaver congratulates Coach Sheehy for his successful campaign. The coach's smile shows he is also well pleased with the work of his gridders. 1 -1 K 'x,, I , ,Www W' -Ang Any Coaclfs Dream-The Beaver Team TWENTY PERCENT ABILITY, EIGHTY PERCENT FIGHT. On Monday, December 2, 'l957, Lew Elverson, head coach of Swarthmore College, spoke to the L.C.H.S. football team at the annual banquet at the Lebanon Country Club. One of the phrases he coined read thusly: Football is 80 percent fight, 20 percent ability. Mr. Everson possibly didn't realize that his coined expres- sion applied almost directly to the fighting Beaver squad, but anything else he might have said or done would not have fit the Beavers' brand of ball any better. The Beavers were outmanned, outweighed, and out- sized by every ball club on their schedule. They spotted some clubs 'l5 to 20 pounds per man. Their record: 5 wins, 2 losses, 'l tie. They defeated two clubs that went on to win their conference title, teams which outweighed them by approximately 'IO pounds per man. How was this possible? Eighty percent fight, twenty percent ability. How else could it be possible? The Beavers were indeed a fighting ball club. They fought through football camp, through pre-season scrim- mages, and through every game on their schedule. Nary a person who witnessed the Beavers in ANY of their games, even the losses, could honestly deny this fighting club anything but the greatest of praise. One sentence from the Lebanon Daily News sums this praise in a nut- shell: Beavers Bow to Delone after a gallant fight. I 0 'L ' 'sf The Beavers were guided through their successful season by these capable ca-captains: Fred Frattaroli and Joe Hinks. Ben Wasilewslli, Coach Sheehy, Coach Lytle, and Tom Quinn show their appreciation of the team fwigi ,Af rf 5 ',ff.,a,:'2 fm 295' 5 A L,4wwwm:Qu.f-ff ' I , :M kg 1? iafz A Xi ,906 WAX, twi gs M- X.m9, Qi 4 4' ,. ffm , . wg S 1- . K ? z Q Q ai ii' 4 I w s - , a A 5 . s L.C.H.S., O-Cumberland Valley, 27 The Beavers were a heavy favorite to notch win number two against a much underrated C. V. Eagles eleven. However, the Beavers didn't show any of the zip which had given them a big victory over Whitehall the previous week. The Eagles literally ran rough- shod over our heroes by virtue of a brilliant backfield, which ran through the Beaver defense like Sherman marched through Georgia, leaving devastation and ruin at every position, and an airtight line, which held the Beavers to a few skimpy yards on the ground. Three TD's in the final two quarters proved to be the straw that broke the camel's back as far as the Beavers were concerned, and they were only too happy to get off the field for the safety of the dressing room when the final gun sounded. Watch it, boys, I'm rough, growl: Joey, The Jet , but Cumberland Valley's defense dOGSll'l SCBII1 to GOTO. L.C.H.S., 33-Bishop Kenriclc, 6 The Beavers' potent offense rang out 412 yards on the ground, with Pete, Bentz, and Sciotti playing great offensive bellweathers, to break a three year home game winning streak at the Norristown field. Sciotti played a great all-around game and led the Beavers in scoring with two TD's while four seniors, Frattaroli, Hinks, Pete, and Yorkoski chipped in with a six- pointer each. Russ Bentz, another senior, scored two extra points. The powerful Beaver defense kept the Bishops in submission until the final period, when Billy Ochnich scampered for ll yards and a touchdown to save the Bishops from being shut out. Russ Bentz feels nothing but trouble on his way through the line. L.C.H.S., 36-Shenandoah, 6 The Beavers, bouncing back from last week's disheartening loss to Cumberland Valley, virtu- ally reduced the Atoms to nothing, as they rolled to a 36-6 victory for their initial victory at home. Tony Sciotti, the Beaver scatback, rolled his way to three T.D.'s to lead the scoring parade, while Hoot Hinks and Joe Pete each scored once as the Beavers gave out with their heavi- est offensive showing of the year. Sciotti also chipped in with one extra point for a total of 'I9 points and the greatest day of his career. The Beaver defense was in a stingy mood as they held the Atoms to a mere 41 yards on the ground and 61 yards through the air. That's your man, Jack. Now get him! L.C.H.S., 74-Delone, 32 The Beavers, heavy underdogs, outplayed the larger and books, as the Beaver defense weakened and allowed the heavier Squires for the- greater part of this game. At the Squires three TD's in the final four minutes. Despite the end of the third quarter, the Beavers, sparked by the great seeming runaway, the game went into the books as a moral running of Tony Sciotti and Joe Pete, actually led the victory for the Beavers. Squires 'I4-13. But the upset of the season just wasn't in the Tony Sciotti is upondod after picking up needed yardage against Dolone. 82 L.C.H.S., 72-Mt. Carmel, 6 The Beavers entered this game a bit overconfident, while the Ramblers were up as the first half score K6-61 indi- cates. The heavily favored Beavers were scored upon in the first quarter on a blocked punt and recovery by the Rams on the Beaver six. Lubeski scored on the next play and the Ramblers led 6-0. The Beavers were frustrated for the rest of the first and greater part of the second quarter. How- ever, near the end of the first half, the Beavers took pos- session of the ball on their own 40 and promptly marched 60 yards to paydirt, the final six yards picked up by Fred Buckets Frattaroli off the single wing. The ball changed hands throughout most of the third quarter without any team moving it with any degree of consistency. In the final chucker, the Beavers took a punt on their own nine and began a 91-yard sustained drive, with Tony The Threat Sciotti carrying the mail the final 5 yards last down. The Ramblers took the ensuing kickoff, and determinedly moved inside the Beaver ten. But the Beavers put on a great goal line stand and allowed the Ram's nary a yard, pushing them back to the 14, where they took over on downs. From there, Dandy Don Yorkoski ran out the clock on a series of quarterback sneaks to preserve the victory. wr! 5,14 A Tribute To Tony All County All League Tony Sciotti doesn't look like a foot- ball player even with his helmet and shoulder pods on, but looks are often misleading. One look at the well-liked, 5' 7 , T42-pound senior scatback as an observer from the stands and you'll change your opinion mighty quick. The Threat can be seen circling the end of one play, diving over the line on the next, then completing a pass on the next. He can be called no less than the Frank Gifford of the Beavers. Tony was picked for the first team-all-county by the Lebanon Daily News, and All-CPC first team by the five coaches of the league. But perhaps his greatest thrill took place on a cold November night when, with 25 seconds left against Shamokin Catholic, Tony picked off an enemy pass and promptly romped 80 yards to paydirt and victory. A Team To Be Proud Ol Dec Dec ec Dec ec Dec Dec an an an an 'Denotes Fro t Row F Fratteroll J Ballstotlr R Arnold A Scott J Pete J Lytle Coach Top Row W Sm th J Hellman P Doxtcl: P Ta o A Wlse Northern Lebanon Hummelstown South Lebanon Cornwall Bethel Alumnl New Bermudlan Jomt Bethel Mt Carmel Catholic Delone Cathollc York Catholic league games Lebanon Catholnc Lebanon Cathollc Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Cathollc Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholuc Lebanon Cathollc Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholuc Lebanon Catholic Lebanon Catholic an GFI Uh an GH 6 B 6 6 6 6 Lancaster Cathollc Shamokln Catholic Blshop McDevitt Elnzabethtown Lebanon Hugh East Lebanon Delone Catholac York Catholic Lancaster Cathollc Bushop McDevutt Shamokln Catholic Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Lebanon Catholic Catholic Catholic Cathollc Catholuc Catholic Cathollc Catholic Catholic Cathollc Cathollc L - 3 . . ' W J . l7 ' . . ' ' W . 6 . . . ' W J .21 ' ' . . W D .10 . . . ' W J . 24 ' ' . . . ' ' L .13 ..... ' W J . 28 ' . . . ' W D .17 ...... ' W J . 31 ' . . . ' L Dec. 20 East Lebanon .... Lebanon Catholic W Feb. 4 Cornwall ..... Lebanon Catholic W .27 ' ...... ' w F b. 7 . . . ' L - 30 ' ' . ' W F b. 'll ' . . . ' W J . 3 ...... ' W F b. 'I4 ' .... ' ' W J . 8 . ' . ' W F b. 18 ' . . ' ' W 1.10 'rw Fb.25' 'f -l - 14 ' - . ' ' W F b. 28 ' ' . . ' L 86 Coach Lytle and Father Hilbert feel that this one is in the bag. A GREAT TEAM BEARS THE FRUIT OF VICTORY Through unconquerable team play and unselfish sacri- fice, the 1957-T958 edition of the Beavers' basketball team completed the most successful season in the school's history with a sensational 19-5 record. The greatest start ever wit- nessed by the school took place this season when the Beavers, sparked by no less than six men, were on the long end of the string at the end of the first fourteen contests. Victims of the speedy Beaver assault during this streak were as follows: Norlebco, South Lebanon, Elco, Bethel 122, New Bermudian, Mount Carmel, Hummelstown, Cornwall, L.C.H.S. Alumni, Delone Catholic, York Catholic, Lancaster Catholic, and Shamokin Catholic. The last four of the afore- mentioned opponents were members of the C.P.C. League and, in defeating the four of them in fiercely played, tight- scoring struggles, the Beavers moved hostilities to Tracy Hall in Harrisburg to battle with the speedy, big McDevitt Crusaders. It can be said that the Beavers tightened up a bit at the beginning of the game and, with the size of the McDevitt court and the McDevitt players, the fourteen-game streak of the Blue and White came to an end by a score Of 67-44. The Beavers then came to life by taking the measure of Elizabethtown at E-town after trailing by as much as 'I7 points at halftime, and gave their cross-town rivals, the Lebanon High Cedars, the fight of their lives before bowing 76-72 at the Lebanon High School gym. Again the Beavers came to life by crushing Cornwall, but they were surprised in their next game by a speedy Elco five. Catholic High quickly rebounded to grab three quick league victories over Delone, York, and Lancaster. The Beaver victory over Lancaster again threw the Central Pennsy Catholic League into a tie between Lebanon and McDevitt. The championship game was played at the Blue and White gym and McDevitt, after trailing for the greater part of four quarters, came on with a flurry to down the stubborn Beavers by a 50-41 score. The Beavers then closed out season play by absorbing an 89-73 loss to Shamokin Catholic. ff i 3, as iiagf ,Q , Z yu 4 5 ap, A ,fa V wif' 55:55, ' K xv' v 1 H5m?v1'- 3 gwfggfnllii I-i2Avf5faw?iE':-i K ' iffszfaiwzai -- S kwkw, L, ., wgffI5aa. f fe M Rf ?5fIZwgm 44:9 ,ff wgyfifffiifl n.e2Qs'Hi ff1m5 Q ,f , : 3 K V 1 ,E is 881851 755,15- :2 mgig ' zz S252 . ' 'Fifi . 9 SV' my ,we .. .. ., www M usigw Q. l an-vfrvsr in 1 A 5 if Ea ffmv gl 'SY W. ,A f A 'r ,X M I F ,n -..' l giifksigdgx, 1. F' Ss ,sew 'YV ,, - fx,x!5.fQfKwS,egg,g31a15fi: 51 -'1 L AN ODE TO THE BEAVERS Through wind and rain and sleef and snow To Lebanon Cafholic's game we'll go. For we fans cheer with keen delighf, To see our eager beavers fight. Gosh' Bosh' Gave me a chance Bosh has a lmle opposmon on this one ff qf 1? Tony Sciofii goes high above the defense fo score 1. vig' JB.. if? r ' 1 , --s M2 1 ig, ,. x 4112 4 .,,4 . ,S , gy V 9 Q ,, 3 A 'fi' ? if 5? jf Q . + f V5 4 W 45? 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E23 , The Team With The Fighting pirit L Cascanno struggles to keep possession of the ball while M Fntzgibbons and J Arnold dart to her GSSIHC NCQ N.. ,R Nagy Fight till the end is the motto of our girls this season The team was always eager to uphold the reputation of our school No game was more thrilling than the one with Conrad Weiser At the half time with a score of 26 T4 in our opponents favor the Beaverettes were determined to win The final score was a victorious reward 43 41 Although the Beaverettes bowed to Lebanon High they had two wins from Lancaster Catholic There was no one who felt so much loy as Sister Dennis Eileen when the Beaverettes brought home a victory Sister has coached our team well and we appreciate all she has done for the girls The managers Louise Troy and Joann Kiscadden deserve many thanks for their enthusiasm JW Kneeling: C. Sam, M. Fifzgibbons, K. Cop- pelli, L. Cascarino. Firsf Row: M. Schu macher, M. Reilly, J. Arnold, F. Deufel H. Bleisfine, M. Bender. Second Row: M Arnold, S. Youtz, S. Schlegel, D. Frey. 1 The girls get furfher inxfrudions at half time E f in in HP If 4 1 ' l 5? 5, 1 H' 4 ,J ,I These Junior Varslfy cheerleaders A Hilde brand L Brunelln M Allweln P Frank Z Zweler C Cincel and P Vernon l though calm now cerfamly show ihelr pep of the games Lightning Helen strikes again. In Loving Memory 0 ally Ann Aurentz We are grateful for all the opportunnhes we have set down an our book ln words and pictures We are grateful too for our frnendshlp wrth Sally Aurentz who was taken from us October 18 l957 She was everybody s frrend May she rest In peace The Class of 1958 100 , . , . . The The The The The The The The The The e e e e SPECIAL PATRONS Most Reverend George L. Leech, D.D., J.C.D., LL.D. Most Reverend Lawrence F. Shott, D.D. Right Reverend Monsignor Paul D. Weaver, V.F. Right Reverend Monsignor Robert J. Maher, M.A. Reverend Daniel J. Menniti Reverend Joseph C. Hilbert Reverend Anthony J. Mayan Reverend Ferdinand G. Gruss Reverend Joseph S. Hager Reverend Matthais E. Siedlecki Reverend Anthony E Burakowslu Reverend HubertJ McGuire Reverend Salvatore V Zangarl Reverend Mercurlo Fregapane e Reverend Daniel Mahoney e Reverend Dominic A Mammarella e Reverend John Keough e Reverend Renee Malboelf and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Miss Mabel G Allwem Miss Joan Marie Arnold Miss Mary Elizabeth Arnold Nettie and Tessle Arnold Mr and Mrs Reuben Arnold Miss Rose Marne Arnold and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Thomas Arnold Kenneth Bostic Charles C Butler P J Byrne John Cascarmo Miss Louise Cascarmo Mr and Mrs FrancisX Christine Hubert P Connor and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs PeterJ Connor Patsy DeGuilio D DlClementi John DiNunzio Nicholas DiNunzio Lee Cappella WllllamJ Embar Phlllp J Frattl John Horney James Magazlno Joseph F Vnozzi PATRONS Mr and Mrs George Hofmann Mr George L Holstein Kathy and Tony Joseph A Klein Mr and Mrs Joseph A Klein Jr Mr and Mrs Anthony Knable Mrs Ida Leno Mr and Mrs Elmer McDamels Miss Elmerleen McDamels Thomas B Morrissey Mr and Mrs Edward O Neill Mrs Assunta Plebanl Rosula M Purcell Mr and Mrs Stanley Ruplnskl Sandy and George Mr and Mrs Edward B Sant George M Schmeltzer Mr and Mrs Mary Spayd Philip Sciotti Miss Ann Dolan and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Mrs John Futzglbbons Mr and Mrs JosephJ Fntzgubbons Mr and Mrs James Duffin Charles W Eclcenroth James A Eckenroth J S nk Charles Fltzgibbons Mr and Mrs John Foster Mrs Lena Frazier Mr and Mrs Edward Fisher Mr and Mrs Harold B Garman Mr and Mrs Carlton Gates Mr Roger Gelbaugh Mr Mrs George and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs Pete Zeppos and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs and Mrs John Spesak Stine Luigi Talamontl Edward J Troy Richard Troy James E Welnch George W Youtz George Zldik Michael Zidlk Robert Zidik Elmer Zimmerman Curtis J Zweler Th . 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