St Peter High School - Petrel Yearbook (Reading, PA)

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IN FRESHMAN YEAR Here in the Freshman Year we see the seeds being planted for the trees which will bear wonderful fruits, when they have been matured after four years of Christian educa- tion. This year is the beginning of one of the most important phases in our lives because what we learn in our Freshman year and the years that follow, will help us bring about a better Christ-like world. We now receive higher knowledge in the fields of arts and sciences, but most important in the Christian doctrines we are taught. May these pictures help to show the splendid beginning of true Catholic men and women. OUR FUTURE REMBRANDTS and Whistlers take great pride in paintings about our Pilgrim Fathers and the first Thanksgiving during an art lesson. These paint- ings display the care and ability which each pupil puts into his work to prove that practice makes perfect. Roman Empire. of Agent. - SHIRLEY DREXEL helps clear up the minds of the Fresh- man Class by working out a problem from last night's homework. Some future engineers look on with per- plexed expressions. When promotion time comes around all will be well educated in the science. X '-fe SISTER MARY FLORENT offers some nec- essary assisiance to Helen Gruber and Ioseph Kopcik in their study of the THESE FUTURE Latin scholars listen attentively to Mary Thomas as she explains very capably, the 1-lblative X tx E, egg,

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PREPARA T I ON BEGINS Ist row, lei! to right: F. Caltagirone, C. Gibney, R. Lewalski, I. Kopcik, G. Nally. 2nd row, A. Maslar, G. Zerbe, A. Feicht, G. Conrad, M. Gates, S. Drexel, D. Sonsini, E. Monahan, I. Moser. 3rd row standing, TH: FRESHMAN CLASS used their freedom to vote wisely by electing Helen Gruber, Treasurer, Ianet Moser, President, and Iohn Oros, Secretary, as their leaders for the year. This is a good example of Christian democracy and education in action. N D. Lehr, H. Gruber, B. Pokraich, V. Shaaber, P. Ready, B. Stoltz, L. Bryan, M. Thomas, I. Rhoads. 4th row standing, I. Grossman, D. Stetanik, I. Oros, R. Ready, A. Walborn, E. Kowalski, R. Paolini, I. Christ. Mu.Dnr:D GATES takes the onlookers across the Holy Land as she follows the journeys oi Christ among the Chosen People. She helps them to understand more fully this study of religion, which is the life of Our Lord and Savior, Iesus Christ.

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pil 4 'I it 5 Tr-rss: NATURE-MXNDED biology students proudly exhibit their autumn leaf posters from their field trips. THE LATIN gerund proves to be a bit complicated to these Sophomores as Sister Maria Anita gives the cases ol the gerund Udo . 5 8 First Row-seated left to right: Daniel Randazzo, Ioseph Burkhart, Ioseph Yeager, Iames McCauley, William Lacey, Herbert Morrow. Second Row: Helen Piotrowski, Christian Gaus, Helene Noll, Rita Maslar, Veronica Iezzi, Regina Hyer, Verna Spina, Mary Wash- burn, Iacqueline Lesher. Third Row-standing: Ioseph Iacisin, Andrew Dzurkovitch, Patricia Price, Mildred Stern, Ioan Zissa, Geraldine Printz, Doris Gangemi, Iohn Paolini, Iohn Foley. Fourth Row-standing: we IN SOPHOMORE Edward Weiser, Paul Harak, Ronald Downey, Ioseph Lenich, Daniel loswiak, Thomas Fitzgerald, Gerald McCullough, Ioseph Roske, William Maslar. 9 'W ll.