Marian Catholic High School - Marian Yearbook (Tamaqua, PA)

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Sophomores journey past the first milestone. No longer timoruus anrl self-conscious. the sophomores arlyanee on the roarl of learning with more resolute strides. New horizons open liefttre them as they enter the various aearlemic anfl social phases of Marian High. Biology. a sturly tif plant anrl animal life. instills in them a love of Gutls eoinplex anrl wontlrous world. In studying geometry. ares anrl angles provide stimulating Challenges for their inquisitive minrls. Translating the expectations and military strategies of julins Vaesar. the sophotnores acquire an insight into the life on one uf the greatest men in the annals of history. 'l'he tumtttrttttry Tales reveal inter- esting characters as they journey with Vhaucer to the shrine uf St, Thomas aliecket. To help them to know and rlefentl their faith more fully. the .Xrian anfl Gnostic heresies are analyzecl in Sopliotnore Religion. With youthful enthusiasm. X' ' '- ' ' ' 1 ' ' h-n o far tliptance. - . . . . .. thq lmul ftllmlll' md RMON RMP m I L Ut I U N L ' Rudy Surovcik points to a minute organism on a slide as Patricia llwll' ,llllllllf Ycllr- Hadnagy focuses the lens of the microscope while Barbara Hadnagy refers to directions for identification in her textbook. First Ron: Icft to right: L. Leonzi, E. Bartal, K. Boyle, M. Pollack, A. Mustacchia. Harmonoslcy, Boyle, R. Pushar, L. Leniclc, D. Kabetic, B. York, M. Blickley, A. jevcalc, M. A. Mustacchia, Brialin, R. Nika, E. Slaby, F. Hlavaty. T. Kerestus. Fourth P. Pauletti. Second Run: A. Fracy, N. Angelus, L. Lisella, P. Roar: A. Signorelli, F. Epler, M. Ditsky, Wh Masatis, G, Pinlcey, Konecny, A. Grieff. C. Parano. R. M. Olsovslcy, M. F. Lulcca, Hrubovialc, B. Nalesnilc, D. Rowan, B. Coleman, F. Clifford. K. Genits, D. Yurlcovic, A. Fanelli, P. Lawson. Third Ron: A

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First ROW: left to right: C. Kunzweiler, M. A. McDonald, M. Horowsky, M. A. Nicholson, A. Kehoe, P. Hovan, R. M. Risavy, J. Knox, G. Mongi. Second Row: A. Ruse, R. M. Gillott, V. Mayer, L. Kratson, S. Dunn, M. Soltys, D. Nahf, M. Seladones, Bla7e Nlarchetle follows the trace of his history book heroes during a freshman class of Ancient History. Francis Quinn checks the map for information to answer the questions of inquiring classmates. fa A. M. Gigli. Third Row: L. Rudy, B. Marchetti, F. Quin, G. Waak, P. Kern, Lawson, R. Kane. Fourth Row: W. Boyle, M. Valentine, D. Lewis, P. Ringer, Novak, W. Williams. Newcomers to the world of algebra, freshmen puzzle over the laws of this intricate subject. Marie Micolucci points out one method of working an algebraic problem as Patricia Delay looks on. ...Q

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mn Firs! Ron: If-fr tn right: E. Ferrence, P. Hadnagy, P. Oiloff, B. Hadnagy, U. Spaclc, F. Misantone, Farnish. E. Earley Nl. L. Murphy, M. Davis. P. johnson. M. Cusanelli, R. Haggerty N. Notaro, R. Perilli. Second Run: J. Colancecco, A. Cherit lVl. Beyrent, A. R. Campbell, C. Cherlco, R. A. Oslak, lVl. M ii wx Q Map trouble? Not in European History class where Helene Moyer demonstrates the ease with which places are located. Nw. ' ty , rj K X 9 ' Mundy, Miller, M. Sinlconis, K. Yorlc, N. Boyle, V. Lileclc, A. M. Radocha, B. Derlunas, R. Krajnak. Third Row: R. Giuliani, M. Stone, C. Croslley, M. Nlaculush, R. Surovcik, D. Davis, R. Canter, R. Yazwinslcy, Schmauch, Nlurphy, G. Giam mangeli, -I. Hager. Robert Puskar conjugates with such facility that his classmates are almost convinced that Latin can be easy. Father Wellcie seems satis- fied which is the final stamp of approval. f 1.4. ,v -- -r-i