St Benedict High School - Charitas Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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I' BLIC RELATIU H The value of learning to work with others cooper- atively, peacefully, and profitably is gained thru the democratic practice of participating in public relations work. At St. Benedict Central these include The March of Dimes, Junior Red Cross Membership, Com- munity Chest, Ohio Citizenship, Senior Aptitude Test, Tuberculosis Stamp Sale and Essay Contest, all of which are sponsored by local groups of the community. During the Lenten season the students make sacri- fices to help others through the Bishop's Relief Fund Why I Am Glad I Am an American was the in- spiring subject presented to the students of St. Bene dict Central by the noted speaker, Dr. R.C. Young on leave of absence from the University of Georgia. The pleasure of hearing the most sought after speak er in the U.S. was truly a great honor. The students and faculty of St. Benedict express their appreciation to Mr. Robert A. Gay, and the First National Bank of Cambridge, who made Dr. Robert Amos L to R. av? we we as 'dl' .xveffwg Vt 'L Robert Amos, Dr R C WQQJW' ,, sm? QQ Pe ,v so Youn g available . XO, if-ff rekfwfya 'iw time our Cmuaua 'lex Cousin Y0ung ,rg we ,wig Xml fm in would MPX - lv vagal no r - 5 569 any igfjffienefjjlwi ,,,.-.we1,ff QL yi. 0510 Quai- aw w , in ilazggrxsge, Heavy Q ue ax. fifty ewffgzoenee 0. ,fiber ov wa y1o'395w no we e Y X-9 rl 3 'LSD Wai' cv an fs, ci? . wie we is we claw DY Yom affvmi' ence on s 'os 1 gquiii ,assed I-5005 Dx.. 10 11 o 9. W 6 9195 ,ere 3 en uid, in . is at-DW sis is qui have Yfotifnoona Oaoieable' vpvv 'O eww' W aol- 'ew ved, 9,9888 'ge QD gui' 5, ana 1533 ,CCW B' fron, ,- . l B us SL Asus Svcs I, Y' ,.. K x . V' , ' C' aim If W ,xy ' '. 'l G51 rwi ' ts. rffdd' ,,,..fv Ml! i ullllwxi, ull nu-Riu

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BIIWLI G The students pictured on this page comprise the ten teams of Saint Benedict's 1955- 1956 bowling league. Although this is not the first year we have bowled, this marks the initial showing of bowling in our yearbook, the BEN HI SAN. The Captains of the teams are: Phyllis Weekley, Ronald Weiskircher, Arthur Kuhnash, Barbara George, David Richards, Gene Sulek, Adele Jamail, Patricia Saliba, Joe Reardon, and Thomas Eyen. On them falls the duty of seeing that everything connected with the bowling teams runs smoothly. So here's a thanks for their fine work and conscientiousness during the year. 45

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sa ef as , cuss win LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 1956 fd P We, the senior class of the City of Cambridge, County of Guernsey, State of Ohio, United States, of America, Northern Hemisphere, being of sound, quick, alert, precocious, and brilliant xx mind and memory do hereby make, publish, declare, legalize, promulgate, and proclaim this to be our Last Will and Testament, here- by revoking any and all wills heretofore made by us. Butch Armbruster leaves his Marlon Brando like voice to Jocelyne Jamail. Joe Burt leaves his majestic stature to Bob Motil. Barbara George leaves her Olds to Rodman Blazvick. Jean Gerko leaves her accordian ability to Larry Peters. Bill Habib bequeaths his curly hair to Mike Monosky. Mary Kay Hamme leaves her cheerleading ability to her sister, Nancy. Frances Hohman leaves the clock in the senior assembly for Barbara Her- bert to watch. Bob Kingston leaves his pigeon to Francis Jamiel. Tom Krupa wills his farming talents to Kay Gerst. Arthur Kuhnash leaves his delivery truck to his sister, Mary E. Rose Marie Long leaves her giggle to Patty Saliba. Eugene Mailot leaves his milk-selling skill to Larry Oliver. Bob Mclessy leaves his unrelenting acting ability to Paul Brill. Mary Ann Nugent bequeaths her long locks to Bernadine Balik. David Richards wills his Brain to Ronnie Weiskircher. Joanne Seaman entrusts her collander to Rosemary Willkomm to make cole slaw. Martha Sue Secrest leaves her silence to Victor Herbert. Dick Shepard leaves his hot-rodding to Josephine Toth. Mary Ann Shivers bequeaths her sincerity to who- ever is lucky to get it. Joan Stolarik leaves her dark-rimmed IU, glasses to Marsha Powers. I iq l Bill Stolarik leaves his handiness to i Peter Blazvick, Bob Volz leaves all his goodies to Mary Ann Tidball. Phyllis Weekley leaves her bowling ability to Carolyn George. Philip Jamiel leaves his unique style' of oratory to Barbara Bast. Unfortunately, Mary Ann Jamail, Pauline Blazvick, Marv Jane McCoul, Madeline McCoul, Carolyn Burt, Ted Hoey, Pearl Frattali, Gene Sulek, Chuck Konieczny, Jack Shepard, Joyce Weiskircher, and Tom Eyen because of unorderly, unbecoming, undignified, moronic conduct and behavior, we do hereby repudiate, and ostracize them from any of the rich, coveted possessions which are so abundant in the Class of 1956. We wish to state here that they shall not be allowed to contest this will. In Witness Whereof, we, the Senior Class of Saint Benedict Central, the testators, have set our hands and seals hereto this tenth day of January, in the year of Our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and fifty-six. Seniors Seal Signed, sealed, published, and declared as and for their last will and testament by the Senior class of 1956, the above-named testators, in the presence of us, who, at their request and in the presence of them and each other, have subscribed our names hereto as witnesses on the day and year last aforesaid. Witnessed by: Charlie McCarthy Mortimer Snurd 47