Mount Carmel Catholic High School - Yearbook (Mount Carmel, PA)

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if eww' Reverend Anthony J McGmley, AB Sophomore Relxgnon Instructor Reverend Louns Creedon, AB Sophomore Relxgnon Instructor channeled by their ceaseless efforts In the role of enthusxastnc and understandmg teachers, these our Prxests hwe tau hc us earnestl how to know, love and serve God 8 Y To them, we owe much Rellgnon courses have been 1nsp1rat1onal and enhghtcmng whether they were Dogma Church Hnstory, or Apolo etncs The word of God has been sown 1n our hearts Ma these our 8 Y teachers reap a reward, IS our grateful w1sh Reverend Woodrow W Jones, AB Reverend James F La Croce, A Jumor Rehgnon Instructor Freshman Relxgxon Instructor X' 'kr' Reverend Francxs J Hudak, AB Reverend Andrew Bnberger, OSB Freshman Rehgnon Instructor Spnrntual Advrser and fnencl of all students Reverend John M Jendzura, C S Sp , A B Jumor Relngnon Instructor ' K 1 y ' ,, i ' 1 ' - , , , , .B. 4 ,Q, , l. .s . 4 , B ,xr B B X

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iyJ772l?lli5'lf7dlQ2'7l With a truly Catholic influence that is as inten- sively national as it is local, our esteemed Diocesan Superintendent of Schools, the Right Reverend Monsignor Robert J. Maher, is a dynamic force in shaping our destiny so that we may be citizens of Heaven. He is ably assisted by the newly-appointed School Visitor, the Reverend Daniel Menniti, of whom we are especially proud since he was a former student at Catholic High School. Our devoted Principal, the Reverend James E. Noel, completes this trio, all tending to the full development of every student. The Right Reverend Monsignor Robert J. Maher Diocesan Superintendent of Schools I' The Reverend Daniel j. Menniti The Reverend James E' Noel Diocesan School Visitor Principal

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we strive toward With a sincere desire to guide us into channels which will uncover our richest intellectual and moral resources, Mother M. Clare Frances is untiring in her efforts. Her interested questioning and almost uncanny analysis of our abilities have been a power that has directed so many of us into the realization of what our future should be. Never too busy to listen or to advise, Mother has been so helpful to us, facing the ordeal of College En- trance Examinations, Nurses' Training, or the issue, What Shall I Be? To the perplexed student, this guidance is truly Godsent. Mother M. Clare Frances, A.B., M.A. Prefect of Studies Latin E LIGHTE ME T