Pacelli High School - Skald Yearbook (Columbus, GA)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1970 volume:

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WW., X ., .XWA i . g X Available Coach Jim Walsh ..., A thletics, Physical Education, American History. Sister Marie Bykowski , . . Spanish I and ll, Latin I and II, Viking Log moderator, Asst. moderator of Social Service Club. Mrs. Lagen . . . English 1, III, and IV, Forensics Debate, Oratory, Drama, Senior girls moderator. To Students Mr Malvin Glass En li h l Political Science World Histor A .i . . . g s , . . y, Junior boys moderator. A 'L -gud Mrs. Bienkowski . . . Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science Junior girls moderator. Father Donal Keohane . . . Religion l and ll, Art, Social Service Club Moderator. l ,Mrs. Erin Mellen . . . French I and H, English II, Sophomore boys moderator. Mrs. Samuel Sherrill . . . Librarian. MASKS? tt M reg X Sify. ,M-V , 1' QP 25 ' , ,, V4 me i Major Robert Lagen . . . Advanced Math, Physics, Algebra I, Sister ,Ioan Marie . . . Assistant Prin- Solid Geometry, Geometry C. cipal, Algebra I and H, Geometry, Glee Club moderator. Mrs. William Kirpatrick . . . Secretary. Mr. George Meinhardt. Mr. John Harrison Custodians. inf Mr. Tom French . . . Mechanical Drawing. Mrs. Jasper, Mrs. L. B. Snell, Mrs. Spano . . . Lunch Ladie Midday Break fri' fl by ix ' ,557 EZ- fx K 5, an . x gzxx img ESB pu N I 2 JI ' 53 3 :F ' Y ' Y V 'Rx ' f g- K 1 f EQ 'x Q X H I P X - f -N x 2' ng- V 5 -A ,- .7 J V, , , 9 , J ling, , fn ,L ff lyfw , 'W 'Qi' 121'-W N if ' 'Qu if an xfwl ff 1 ' Q x Xs 5 K 3 t STUDE TS 3 Z E 3 s - 3 ifiix , P4 ' 51 . ,H , j. A xiii?-:jgg ,Gif gf - Quik? 5 il. Fw? Q X W fig 4' v S in K. A . , ,- ' T . .. I' ., I . J , qi , . 3 J M I, ig, 2 Q . t- Q., 'if ?u Q aj SW' Senior Class Officers: President, Phyllis Guilloryg Vice-President, Ted Szutowiczg Secretary, Corry Ferrellg Treasurer, Mike Stewart. IORS -Mary Corry Ferrell The time to be happy is now, The place to be happy is here, The way to be happy is to make others so. Christopher John George Cingell Sa' you see I've come to doubt, All that I once held trueg I stand alone without beliefs, The only truth I know is you. Ortha Reen Bostic 'Seeing only what is fair, sipping only what is sweet. Martha Elaine Davis Smile when you call me that. Phyllis Jean Guillory 1 don't apologize for being hard to know. I am what l am. Cyntliis Marie Horan Two roads diverged in a wood, and I- I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the rlifferencef' Evelyn .lean Howard Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others Cannot keep it from themselves. Theodore Herbert Humphrey, Jr. Isn't life beautiful Isn't life gay, lsn't life the perfect thing to pass the time away. Patricia Ann Marie Jarrett Once in a golden hour I cast to earth a seed Up there came a flower, The people said a weed. Michael Mulherin Land Think in the morning, act in the noong eat in the evening, sleep in the nightf, he Leigh Elaine Miller Tears of pure innocence per suade when speaking fails. Mary Bertille Lunsford The grand essentials in this life are something to do, something to love, and something to hope for. .M g x.,i 5 - I ' V 9 Mary Kathaleen Miller Had I been present at the crea- tiong l would have given some useful hints for the better order- ing of the universe. Charles Frank Mitchell James Lawrence O'Nei1l No one knows what he can do He never says a foolish thing, until he tries. nor ever does a wise one. Joan Veronica Oswald I do not ask for any crown Bat that which all may wing Nor try to conquer any world Except the one within. Thomas Mims Rogers Lenora West Smith If you, need a friend I'm sailing I do believe it, right behind. Like a bridge over I do believe it's true. troubled water I will ease your mind. Michael Patrick Stewar Men of few words are great men. Raymond Benedict Sultenfuss, Jr. Theodore Joseph Szutowlca II To those' who feel life is a Wishful thinking leaves me no tragedy place to hide. To those who think life is a comedy. David Arlan Taylor Oh, ifs nice to get up in the morningg but it's nicer to lie in bed. Stephen Mark Treston Joel Anthony Ward 'KLet tomorrow take care of to- Soul on Ice morrowf' Joseph Malcolm Ward Henry Edmund Zeranski, Jr. Ramona Jean Champe I shall be like that tree, I shall What is mine is yours, and what Our most beaunful songs are die HI the top. is yours is mine. Ihose that tell sarldvst thoughts Klfli Milt! And Here P1'6V2l1l Juniors took pride in their Homecoming mural which vividly portrayed their Zodiac theme. Chris, Richard, Steve and Tricia help with the Bread Sale in order to raise money for the March of Dimes. 20 Junior girls look on expectantly as Shirley, Flo and Tricia count money at a kidnap party. Folke Ahlquist .loe Bodiford Chris Brown Cynthia Brown Mary .lane Brown Jo Connolly Karen Crowley Becky Danielly Sam DeVaughn Nannette Doucette Ginny Ferrell Connie Garza X if 1 in ff X' 4 af ! 5 Maj l ft , Q in 1 fy, h if :ZW f ,- :te 1 WW f W 2 3251? fit 0 .. gvfmih! e f , 1 '.E ii 'V' M- 'f' 5 l , 4, We V ' ' ' C A. l 'E ' fliifrffm m e , J' - , , wnm523'z72 , M e' t .. t . , 1 fm n THE PRIDE and A BITIO OF the Juniors juniors listen attentively at a class meeting to plans being discussed for Jr.-Sr. Gregg Gibbs Karen Graddy Ken Craddy ,lim Hartsock Beth Jasper Juanita Johnson Vernon Jones Carolyn Koepsell Mary Ellen Koepsell Flo Laughlin Sharon Loughman Walter Lunsford Sue Marlowe Mary Ellen Maycrinck Pam Merrill Milton Miles Hank Nagem Richard Nolan X ' E J s x s N X S so X A is Q gels e he X 5 E52 1 1, , sw , , fs N X , ,iA1e 3 , X X V ky., he ' 5' :lil aw? t ,Qfgw ff .Aki Junior class officers: President, Tricia Ther- rellg Vice-President, Sam DeVaughng Secre- tary, Richard Nolang Treasurer, Milton Miles. Shirley OSS QQ., ,as f .W 'W e 'Q 34 f Q if ' 22? f' Q , 45 'gf' EQ af m A, Ax. ' xg... ,Mmm Sammy Pagano Marty Poole Steve Robertson Joe Rogers Tim Slagel Charlie Smith Tricia Therrell Gerry Wieczorek Everyone enjoys going to a Junior Open House. Mary Ellen, Shirley, Mary Jane and Rebekah look on excitedly as Flo gets fitted for her ring. W. . . school days, dear old golden rule days . . . Qi l i E a Cadzooksl I goofed again. Hablas espanol? Ah Tim, flon't be bashful. And now for our swimsuit competitionl? No fellas. l'm not a talent scout. Smile. y0u're on Candid Camera l W X X V- - x X ia? 5159. '- Eg i gg - A o .. ,. . 2 11-:Nm-. - . . ,..S::: X , X 1 7 5 'Q 3? Y , A ,QS K FX MS' Q Q 4 x z ,K , Q r x NN Page or - vw xr X W ,. . 321 - 1 N? X Tr K E i X X 5 Q X N 5 k la' 0 M X X X , 'R X f X Q my X f 1 Q Wx K -, -gk: -1 -ia l. -: , X J' X .. . R, N um xx, YQ .i.-. .2 ,.,. W, 6' N 8 w ix :N N X E 'Q li? - ' Q Y SQ? X vP ik Q Nw? S H .2 , NN - : .X ' ix W . We 5 M5 .. it... 11-. --r - kv-' Q. do ri A Q ff: , X fm wx l 4 5 rg ,,J, . 425 X R IEW, - Mary Ellen Cobis Jill Coveny Kae Cox Susan Crowley .loe Eve-rsman Linda Fadul Karen Brown Cathy Caldwell Brenda Clark Sonia Clark .5 24 .lim Anderson Steve Anderson David Beasley Carol Blount Bill Brannan Barry Tfrry and Qoma Clark, the Sophomore 'Nlarfh Gras repreientativeg poae before the throne The Sophomore clam officers are Joe Smith. president, Karen Brown, VICC presidentg Preqton Qmith treaourer and Vilky Greco, secretary bophomores show their spirit at Ihr- Home- coming bonfire. Look Forward to Coming Years tPH Geometry students Cindy South and .lan Zeranski talk with Sister .loan after class. Gina Farrell Lu Ferrell Frank Finan George-tta Fromme Glenn Class Sam Gloyd Vicky Greco Angie Cuarnieri Loretta Guillo Ann Hartsock Fred .lohnson 9 ?fg Q f-f-Q, TY Z rt 1-ja 2 af l f '- ,f',,,,V, giff' w -f fgrfigfzxgts, 5 M , , ,, , , y r- .:4' f, V ,. f, JAM Q1 Z? 353 gy Q Q 5' Q Q f , X Y ? is .ff as ' 4 X 35 X 2 ! 1 ' - t , A Q, 'fQ,5:f4.s:ff,5'5:s ga' ' -- f m www V4 35? 1 ff yy! wr 1, YW Z? '41 1 fl l 7' A W 2 1, Q, f if 53 re 1 f f f n aw: ff f i W 0 f ,- gggggfyg welwm 1 1 A, 1 ' , 1 f ' - X qt ,Alf N A A . . .-4 . K ', -' if' get knee- 9 .e 2, etsiim- wt ...gg -t - .:?sf55fwm1 ' - f r f Steve Jones Vernon Montgomery David Nolan Kurt Oswald Charlie Ray .loe Smith Preston Smith Robert Smith Tommy Smith Pr eston Smith works out during P.E. l Some students don't like World History like yawning Kathy Taylor. ma. A ,,, ,:,, g,:,. A E fi A Q it WW Q ' The Sophomore section of Spanish Il takes advantage of some rare study time. Gina Farrell stops for the camera be- tween classes. Cindy South E Ricardo Stevens ' I . ,, 5 fa 3 f I ff A Z Jim Sutton 4' Kathy Taylor Barry Terry Noble Williams VV,, P V,,, , .Ian Zeranskl ' Ginny Cozart-not pictured Elizabeth Sonner4not pictured Sam Tillman -not pictured 5 4 W5 f f P6 wk' gif f ,.. , W4 f.W4 , i,,, 1, iw,- ii y 5 Q .f ie 1. ,-Yi ff L 3 M, if M f 1 ' W 9 .. ef , ,z L j'f,' I 1 , , J M55-534 V ' . I ' iii :lv fa: f We f 4 , . ,ef 1 '. ' ' A 3 H ' t V, HW V. -, Freshman Class officersg tleft to right? Norman Sims, Vice Presidentg Cathy Cobis, Presidentg Cherl Hermendez, Sf-cretaryg and Chris Bowick, Treasurer, conduct a class meeting. Freshmen Brin New ' mx V 'A1'Pf5f1 , . ' I ' :W . .loey Abrain Bill Anderson ,lohn Blount ,lim Bolon Chris Bowick Becky Brown Doris Brown Maureen Brown W , W, , , N ,M :ww I W . .M Mai ,W if ,Q .leanette Chrismond Cathy Cobis Peter Crawford Susan Danielly Freshmen girls barrel it out with the Freshmen boys fwho had their feet tied together.J Debbie Darden Paul Davis David Eversman Barry Foxworlh Michael Gilbert Mary Freeman Brenda French Michael Franco Liz Gingell l Chris Greco Q C . - ,-gt. My as 2 x 'PX K 4 5 Q X xr Mx 'Vai Q . ff: g .. , .,., H 5 S -5' ' iff gg' , .- - J Q ,. k,.,,: , w Cheryl Hermendez Angela Hill David Holland Connie Horan Douglas Jackson Spirit To Pacelli U Freshmen boys at .lim . t Freshmen who pray together. stay together S H ,,,A - ,.,. W., W .. . A1 ,.:,V .,..,.. X, .. W.,-We xyyx - fr: , as 5 , . Q X X ' . . - X: if: K R -su f ' ,129 ages -X V, i ,. F L my A . ,,V,V Z , - Freshmen relax while enjoying the Mardi Gras Dance. Lf 5 Richard .larret Henry Jasper Patty Kemp Lonnie Luckerson Joseph Lunsford David Mabry Michael Mabry Nicky Marino Raymond Marino John McGowan Cindy Moxley Ricky Pescia Michael Raneri Jeff Rowe Teresa Schomberg Class A busy with Sister Joan. Class C studies hard in Physical Science. 4 , Q M2 46,-.I 't 8 A., IA' Norman Sims Walter Smith Barbara Stevens Eddie Stewart Pauline Thomas .losanna Tyson Donna Williams Norman Williams John Vateral Robert Ware Freshmen do their good deed by going to the Old Folk's Home. fb O 413 1 wg. W1 Lyn... if 4 MQ:- y X . X 1: - gg .fa iwwsi gx Q Qi, ., . ACADE- ICS E 2 axe ' . . -'f W? 3 Religion of Today - ore Meaningful To Students The peace and brotherhood of today may make us feel deeply the reality that peace and joy is not everywhere. But seeing the problems of men is one step toward solving them. This year the Religion classes and courses have been geared to the young generation with the concept of Ecumenism. No longer has Religion been affiliated with the established church but as a sym- bol of closer Christian-secular world association such as that of the folk- guitar mass. Scholars such as Bama- bus Ahern, C.P. and Bernard Cocke, SJ. voices have echoed to students through tapes. Advanced religion classes have studied sex education, marriage, dating and family formation. Sophomores have studied Christian values and practices, while the Fresh- man initiated the study of Salvation History. Art classes this year were the first at Pacelli to be held everyday and credited. Besides drawing and painting, the students made various art projects throughout the year. In addition, the course included the learn- ing of several different art techniques. Mechanical drawing was offered to some geometry students this year also. Techniques Stressed in It Iifistruction The new modular schedules enabled the science classes to have longer class periods this year. As a result, chemistry lab periods were held regularly once a week. Biology and Physical Science students also benefited from lab periods though not quite as often. Science teaching techniques em- ployed this year were films, the overhead projector and trans- parencies, and experiments. Experiments Give Insight et r l y Classes Specialize 111 New Math Pacelli math department has kept up to date with all the techniques of the so recently acclaimed 'New Mllthf. Teachers realize the growing importance of mathe- matical theories to students whether col- lege bound or not. Students at Pacelli receive an excellent background in math through such courses as Algebra I and ll, Geometry, Advanced Math, and Solid Geometry. 'wg ,N Wm., NNN, 1 mwikwmxmew. X Understanding 'NX i l ' Increased Through 6 6 99 of World Studies N a fig d: e-,, S x , for L ., In . SHAW i. ,i.1 H . N 5 emYA Z U ' . The Social Studies curriculum at Pacelli includes World History, American History, Economics, and Political Sci- ence. The courses this year were geared to helping the stu- dent hetter understand the world situation today by studying the past. The history student is often aided in his studies by periodicals, films, charts, and maps, The English classes at Pacelli have always given a sound basis of study bringing in all aspects of the English language. Over a course of four year, the student is well rounded in World Literature, voca- bulary, grammar, and composition. Foreign lan- guage classes bring the student to a better under- standing of life outside the boundaries of the United States. Learning is increased through such tech- niques as tapes and records. Lan uage Classes Prepare Students in Man Fields ii! w 1 Zvi' Q IW f 5 N...-f LS - i milf? 5559 im M -.Xx DE T LIFE 3 E 2 S5 -,,.-,,-u -ni 1. 7?'7 ' ' ,15 7 if 4 in NV 4 , I , 2' , M V A ,, ,A Ahh X X was 1 S 453 W 04 Z' -3 'ww an-'M any, Y aw, , i J , mm-wwf M a 9? M 1 Wa i 1 N w f 44 'D 1 ' f 1 , mf it I -1. fi, M . ,V :Z jk 'QQ I ' A , 'Vw u 5, - 1 ibm if ' 4 45 7Aw, come on now, thercfs got to be more than rham! 0 9 QUAD M.O.D. Teen Board Alternates. Ken and Shirley. Walkers: Ted and Mary K. RL P C A7 City Walker: Tommy THRD LQ January means more than cold Weather to Pacelliansg it also means March of Dimes? This- year Pacelli achieved its goal of 32,000 and placed third in the city- wide high school competition. Students Worked hard for the entire month and next year with the same enthusiasm, first place could belong to Pacelli. Freshmen rest after a hard day of collecting. Mrs. Lagen, drama director of L'The Love Philtre of Ikey Schoensteinw, shows her thespeans how natural gestures should come. Father Kc-ohane with stage hand, Glenn, strike the set at Carrollton Knot pictured is stage hand Folke Alquistl. 'Exec Mist' Zifrmfdl' Rm! Beer Sam and Juanita highlight the stage in one of the more lively scenes from the comedy. Paoellians Perform 4 A grumpy widow KLu Ferrelll reproaches a would- be customer 1Fred Johnson? in one of the opening scenes. The winning cast makeup adviser and stage crew pose at West Georgia before the final and most important performance of The Love Philtre at West Georgia College. Mrs. Lagen assists Father Mahon in announc- ing the winning cast from the double cast performance of The Love Philtre . ,fff . Q 'Xxx ' , , ,gn ' -f E xt S., w, 5 EL i f X in X ia, ' , 2- LN 25: flu rfiyf 2- fnfxf g fa ' 7 Q gc M l' f , e ' ' 'ifgti , Y . -,. ggi. w, N . f 5 J if N- Q , x n .3 if gg Xx 4 N 22 10? H , , 4 .W f I WD: lt? ' N Frm, f 1 4 M 6, 1 if X f r , M Xf f nf V 'X if , gf ', X i 4' gr 4 l X ,A xx s V ' ff :M X K , I f ff E X E 5 E 255 Hs MJ RG TIONS 5 B 5 Q E E Q f 0 Sm X X gs . 5, U 'Y wp ff Wwmiz. ,za , if V 2 1? we M, ,,,,, ' 1,37- v.,fv,va, ' '?zss'?zs:,w '-'vrfqzfzlwlflf' ,i.:, .,:,f,:-.f:, giyvxw ,. .4 ,, r4M,,Q,. ' 72 'l5J:f?fs?f ff 4' I I I ivf,-zxwiglfill 5 E Y w 1 we : WJQ. ,K gezzwiiiz 3 'fi iv, via' fgfgiy: 3955356 ,525 fy: s1,s:v,4, Q95iag9i?' .- 4, ' ' Q 9 mg ,I A , .,.., ...,, , , Exif? 16 Junior staff members take a.break from layout work to pose for staff picture. SKALD Each year it is the responsibility of the Skald staff to compile the events and emotions of the school year. The '69-'70 staff has worked hard to present all phases of Pacelli life. A total of 33500, the highest amount ever made on the ad drive, was brought in during October. This enabled the staff to add many extra features making the 1970 Skald the biggest annual Pacelli has ever had. Q . Gregg and Martha are busy preparing ad statements at weekly meeting. Sophomores are hard at work on their various section. Freshmen members are thinking of some amusing cutlines for their class section. Features School Event Annual photographers? Co-Editors Phyllis Guillory and Mary K. Miller discuss annual deadline with printer. Senior staff members choose quotations for the Senior section. GLOG' ReV'eW Events of Year Pacelli's.news publications had a new look this year with the change of the format. For the past two years, the news was published once each semester as a news magazine. The staff initiated a drive to publish the 4'Viking Log three time this year using a real newspaper format. Increased emphasis on student opinion was the goal of the staff. The Editorial staff set aside space to encourage students to write letters and editorials to the editor and to participate in student polls. zitgidgqtg 'Log' page editors are 'Easy Writersf Emlilor Corry Ferrell escorted hy Gregg Gibbs in Mardi Gras lvadout. .loan discusses articles for page one. Wednesday afternoon workshop. Stud nt Serve Uthers ' - ' Paul Oswald reassures one of the 3 patients. .loan helps Leroy with his homework. fifty Social Service officers: Corry Ferrell and .loan Oswald, Co- Presidentsg Mary Ellen Cobis, Secretaryg Martha Davis, treasurer Listening to people at the Country Home is the main oc- cupation of the visitors. 6 Who's teaching whom? With spirit of love and understanding the members of the Social Service Club reached out to the people who need them. Their weekly activities consisted of visiting the aged at the Couny Home and tutoring the children at the Fifth Avenue Community Center. The students distributed food to needy families at Christmas and Thanksgiving. How- ever, without the help of their faithful drivers, Sr. Marie and Ray Sultenfuss, none of their work would have been possible. 1 l The Social Service Club with Fr. Keohane the club advisor. 11 ru. -, S . - ied 77' V557 5 .5 9- Q.,-gf f . f ' . .. . ' ' .. .r-sw.-4 ., t 2: an -, ' ' lf - if Allied Medical Club officers with advisor Mrs. Polk Land: President, Sharon Loughmang Vice- President, Pam Merrillg Treasurer, Beth Jasperg Secretary, Mary Ellen Koepsell. Guest speaker from the Listening Eye School for the Deaf shows a film to members. Club members discuss plans for their next field trip. l t Sister ,Ioan Marie Clee Club members practice for the Spring concert. Choral Director if Q Q f'i'ff H Don't these children look sweet for Christmas? Student Govlt Disbanded I .1 F Top: Student Council members ex- :-hange ideas for possilrlv reinstate- ment. Center: Joe Ward. council president. seeks student opinions during a re- cent forum. Right: Major Robert Lagen, Student Council Advisor. Student Council for 1969-70 made Pacelli history thi: year when it was disbanded due to lack of student interes and poor representation by the council. In order for tht government to be reinstated, students were to suggest con structive ideas for a more active representation by the coun eil. Fortunately the student body and the council achievet the goal and the government has been reinstated. Q! .J mfg I AM fy T Ax X . 1 , wif lu y--V A VVhAaJx.,. 13 I W, f i 6-.1,i'l l l :lil .un ,, ,u , ,f if-x X K 'X , -WL N, xx, F., QW, -xg X -0 -rff-Ars - - xi Having acquired the higlu-sl score on the SAT exani. Joe- Ward was honored as Star Student of Pacelli. He chose Mr. Melvin Class as his Star Teavlier. N, , National Honor Society riwmlmc-rs Phyllis Cuillory aml Corry Ferrell lake a leisure lvrvak from lhPir slumlies. lint Students Merit Award M.,-,-wad 1-Q, fgi LY gt llrvgg Cibhs practicv his speech for the Voice of llc-m0cravy oratorival contest. ty fd' x, x 2532- , ,, af, x G' , V Eh i f 55? , f 5 Q ' W 1 A ' 1 - . ,f ,wr 3 f 1, 1. iii.. ff . - 'v - , ' 1 ,gs N. ' A ' ,lff N X V 5i'vgiNgXx 'wwf I, M J . My ,N y , Y H' , wb: 41 5 V r p . y-. XJ U 1 . ' 3 SLU ' I cw V 1 It vqy, , , ,W ff ffs: lm I ,,. N, A X X .. 15 ':Psv ,X . 'D f 'ggi' i:4'fgIf'Q' f Q. e 9 , 'M Wh. wi-2 J W' 1 NF V GLM QV x ,, A ,W df E3 X Sw 'W'wvMw1awfpxigsnssf,m13,, 2 gil 9, is Q., 5 su - 5 , I 3 5 55 SPORTS The Reward VIC TORY The hallen e The Kendrick game--'I'l1e scoreboard tells il all! Milton catches Uavirlis twoapoint conversion pass in the Mt. DeSales game. Football season has always been an important time at Pacelli. PHS spirit never lagged even when the losses outnumbered the victories but this year found all Pacelli fans exultant over victory after victory. The end of the 769 season saw the Viking team proudly displaying a 7-2-1 record, the best since 1963. This year's team romped to victories over such powerful teams as Kendrick, Mt. DeSales, and Mary Persons. Once again the Red and White earned the distinction of being just a little bit betterf, David avoids a Mary Persons tackler for an- other touchdown pass. MVL Ted Szutowicz and Preston Smith throw the Mary Persons offense for a loss. Tommy rushes for yardage against Mt. DeSales. Ted'Szutowiez surprises the Kendrick offense with an interception. Quarterback Sammy DeVaughn races against Kendrick defender. Milton outjunips the Mt. DeSales quarterback as Viking defender rush to assist. Ray Sultcnfuss I ' M-f '69-' 0 no 'P P SCH101' 1970 Scoreboard Jackson 22 Hogansville 0 Kendrick 6 Chavala 6 Manchester 1 8 Harris County 6 Mary Persons 12 West Point 6 Gordon 0 Mt. deSales 14 Pace Pace Pace Pace Pace Pace! Pace Pace Pace Pacel Tackle Ted 1 Viking Stars: Milton Miles. Headhunlerg Joe .. Ward, Most Valuable Backg David Taylor, Most , Valuable Player, Attackerg Ted Szutowicz, Most Valuable Line-man. B-Team Standouts: Norman Williams. Most Valu- able Back: David Nolan. Most Valuable Lineman. 62 . M 705550 I nv. .V , rf . .. I xv li I R , 1969 Vikings: Ted Szutowivz. Gerry Wieczorek. Arnett Jones, Tommy Smith, Steve jones. David Nolan. Sam Pagano, Marty Poole. Henry Zeran- ski, Tom Rogers. Joe Ward. David Taylor. Sam DeVaugl1n, ,Ioe Rogers, Folke Alilquisl, Ricardo Stevens, Preston Smith. Tim Slagel. Ted Humphrey. Mike Land. Ray Sullenfuss, David Beasley, Ken Grafldy, Hank Nagenm. Sli-ve Rolwrlson. Mike Stewart. ,loe Eversman. Sammy Dc-Vaughn prepares to dribble down court for a quick score. basket. Forward Joe Ward tries to break free for a shot B-Team player Nohle Williams gets off a quick Pl y VARSITY STARS Position Number Average po KEN GRADDY Forward SAMMY DEVAUGHN Guard DAVID TAYLOR Guard .IOE WARD Forward TED HUMPHREY Forward MILTON MILES Center PRESTON SMITH Forward SAM PAGANO Guard JIM O'NEILL Center Basketball 1.64 7.85 6.25 15.00 6.67 11.85 9.87 1.22 1.00 ly the fhCh lgme. A Milton Miles racks up more points against Chavala. Preston Smith fights the ball from Central. Sam Pagano shoots for two needed points. Preston Smith makes it good in a jump shol. I Sammy DeVaughn bloc-ks a Chavala pass. B-Team members get last minute in structions from Bruce Swisshelm. x' -Q Davld Taylor leape hugh for another Pacelh score Ted Humphrey goes for two more E ,f ,M . L A Cheerleaders Bring Students Together With Spirit . . -5 1 Ann Harlsock .:' , 1 ZQQQ at Kathy Taylor Tricia The-rrell C eerleaders J.V. dd to Paeelli pirit C0-Captain Susan Crowley and Captain Karen Brown Connie Horan Gina Farrell Susan Crowley Karen Brown Mary Ellen Cobis Loretta Cuillory Kae Cox Cheerleading, an important activity at Pacelli, has a new addition this year, the Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Their main responsibility is cheering at the Junior Varsity and Freshmen football and basket- ball games. The students at Pacelli feel that the ,l.V. cheerleaders have contributed much to the spirit of the school over the past year. Mg- aa, W H ' -21 Ted Szutowicz eyes the fairway . I f ,. Bill Brannan displays his golfing stand GOLF , ..:nzsfQ.,zf masse' x ra 4 Joe Ward demonstrates his backswmg. ,,L, 3 . Charlie Ray lets loose. lip. up, and away! Ted, Ted are you okay? if Q 44 1970 Track Team: Front row: Preston Smith, Tod Humphrey, Tom Ragers, Joel Wardg Second row: ,loe Ward, Henry Zeran- skig Third row: Vernon Jones, Walter Lundsford, Sammy De- Vaughn, Joe Rogers. and Hunk Nagem. TRACK Joel Ward looks forward to state high jump title. Phoebus Apollo streaks into the first curve of the mile rvlay. Walter Lundsforrl starts out on a grueling cross- country. The year 1969-T0 has been a turbulent time, not just for Pacelli but the entire world. Peace and love became the vogue words of the year. Pacelli,s first Senior Lounge reflected this with peace symbols and' love posters everywhere. As for the students spreading peace, there were a few problems. Inter-class, inter-school, and faculty- student relations suffered under the strain of the times but Pacellians recovered as usual and left cherished memories for all , . . Pacelli over Kendrick 7-6 . . . Junior's Open House-How many mints can you eat? . . . Seniors jumping rope in the lounge . . . Players and cheerleaders fand Fr. Mahon?l cheering at a pep rally . . . Mrs. Sherrill searching lockers for her books . . . Freshmen as a Banana Split at the Talent Show . . . M.O.D. walkers trudging 4-5 miles . . . Martha and Henry reigning over Mardi Gras . . . Sophomores racking up all the prizes at M.0.D. talent show . . , Vikings posting a 7-2-1 record . . . We,re just a little bit better. ' I l - W 4'SKALD STAFF Co-Editors Phyllis Guillory Mary K. Miller Business Managers Martha Davis Gregg Gibbs, Asst. Photographers Walter Smith Richard Nolan Ted Humphrey Staff Members Seniors-Nonie Smith, Cynthi Horan, Pat Jarret, Ortha Bostic. Juniors-Flo Laughlin, Mary ,lane Brown, Shirley Oss, Juanita Johnson, Beth Jasper, Cynthia Brown, Tricia Therrell, Sharon Loughman, Mary Ellen Koepsell, Carolyn Koepsell, Rebekah Danielly. Sophomores-,lim Sutton, Kae Cox, Glenn Glass, Cindy South, Ricardo Stevens, Karen Brown, Ann Hartsock. Freshmen-Maureen Brown, Susan Danielly, Becky Brown. Advertisers represented in the following pages make this publication possible. LIVI CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '70 FROM THE SKALD STAFF N G S T 0 N TEISIQS 56. ron FREE fsrrmirfs 4301 ALLIED nnivl UML 687-0222 We Move Families-Not Just Furniture 0 MAID SERVICE AT NO EXTRA COST 0 ADJUSTMENTS MADE LOCALLY FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE 81 PROTECTION 0 ONE OF THE LARGEST AND SAFEST STORAGE FACILITIES IN THE COUNTRY ALLIED VAN LINES PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. George M. Brown Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Dokos Josephine B. Haggard Major lret.l and Mrs. Robert C. Lagen Mrs. Virginia D. Farrell Mrs. Pauline C. Greene Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Bodiford, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Folke Ahlquist Col. lret.l and Mrs. John McLendon M. B. Harmon Mrs. Donald Oswald Ronnie Calhoun Mrs. Margaret Mulherin Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilson Dailey The George T. Brown Family Louie C. Baxter Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Laughlin Mr. and Mrs. R. C. 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