Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Realm Yearbook (Shamokin, PA)

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in lul1 Bottom row: C. Bieda, L. Cripp, C. Dietzler, P. Dudeck, F. Grazul, K. Harris, S. Fukaczewski. Fourth row: R. Caran- Dombroski, P. Glazik, P. Charnosky, C. Dilliplane. Second cheski, D. Bogush, F. Divk. J. Bainbridge, C. Barlol, D. row: A. Lasitzkie, D. Cooney, B. Fabrizio, M. Fedorczak, J. Cecco, W. Barrett, J, Belskie, P. Fobia, A. Glennon. Fifth Delbough, R. Aslick, N. Bates, S. Buggy. Third row: C. row: M. Budjuko, R. Bartholomew, J. Coveleski, L. Brennan, Dorko, T. Cardy, K. Cobora, C. Edmunds, J. Kalalinas, R. D. Haggerty, D. Ciesluk, T. Harmon, W. Hager. 1 Bottom row: S. Murawski, B. Blascovich. C. Urdzik, C. Mroz, M. Robatin, C. Porto, C. Rollman, M. Narkiewicz, J. Mroz, D. Pisani, M. Kolonoski, B. Mahon, J. Novosutku. Second K. Marut, K. Noll, R. O'Brien. Fourth row: J. Laskoski, T. row: L, Pogozelski, J. Lubreski, E. Laughlin, M. Labosky, Madrak, W. Mattis, J. McClynn, A. Kasvhock, J. Kelley, D. A. Novinskie, N. Diminick, S. Pelrovich, V. Komara, D. Krushinski, E. Rakoskie, B. Heim. Fifth row: G. Malakoskie, Patrick, D. Procopio. Third row: D. Olszewskie, H. Hayduck, J. Purcell, J. Pultynovich.

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W'ishfully contemplating the day when she would reach the heights of a mighty Senior, J. Ziemba hesitatingly accepts the Freshman day burden from B. Malinowski. Although F. Roma seems to have a scheming plan in mind, E. Seroski despotically handles the situation. Bottom row: J. Ziemba. M. A. Slesinski, P. Yanek, M. Sper- ring, P. Wolfe, M. A. Yonkoskie, J. A. Silkowski, K, Wojnar- ski. Second row: B. Shervanick, P. Ryan, S. Rosini, C. Rovito, E. Yarema. B. Saho, S. Socke, M. A. Sobotor, C, W'eimer. Third row: J. Toter, R. Zienda, M. Zaner, B. Spishock, B. FRESHMEN Although we were on the bottom rung of the class ladder, nevertheless we deemed ourselves to be quite important-we would be the first class to enjoy the advantages of four years in the new high school. This thought proved an incentive to succeed, but the hurdles to he jumped in the beginning days were difficult to master. ive delighted in the change of classes, the new subjects offered to us, and the extra-curricular activities. However, the rules, the traditions, to say nothing about the traffic regulations had us completely lost for days. All this anxiety disappeared after a trip with the uwiizard of Lourdes. On that day we became aware of our potentialities. The seniors proudly told us that we had been accepted and we humbly bowed to their decision. Wie were then socially a part of Lourdes. Representatives of our class were soon listed as mem- bers of the Band and Majorette Corps, Our boys Basket- ball team was tops and a few lassies made the girls' team. The Freshmen Cheerleaders have the vigor and pep needed to arouse school spirit anywhere. Our beginning was good. The Class of '64 aspires to future heights scholastically and spiritually. This is our little way of saying, Thank you. Witkowski, C. Witkoski, B. Roma, J. Worgen, K. Strunk, C. Slahy. Fourth row: H. Zelones, J. Rosini, .l. Hosini, E. Walsh, J. Thomas, YV. Rovito, F. Sullivan, J. Spears, F. Roma. Fifth row: B. Sock, D. Ziobro, E. Scholtcs. J. Romanoski.

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N The Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, the center of our Catholic faith, is offered every Friday in the gymnatorium, The majority of students take the opportunity to receive Holy Eucharist each week. J. Fitzpatrick and her Sophomore classmates discuss the mission chart. Donating to the missions is the fulfillment of our obligation to the corporal works of mercy. RELIGIUN nun cnrnouc HERITAGE IN rnfonv AND PRACTICE Practice of our faith helps to make a perfect faith -the truth of this adage is evident as stu- dents in their fervent devotion at Mass, frequent reception of the sacraments, and daily prayer, develop habits, characteristic of virtuous Catholic youth. The warmth, silence and devotion of Saint Bernadette's chapel lures C. Snyder and V. Zyla to moments of prayer. VSQS