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

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Ol'ver Rashnell, fl- D f 'Vi rald H Frehn, 15- raur...., , ,R,Po1ini.H- 1 ' . .Md1,G.F1f2Se f .' CLASS or ss: cl-f? 15' Rowuw Mecforya Zed Row' Ea .aoaiaum R- Tafnoskh J' BMS' P. Bialek, M- Slowlk- C'.t.D D grobias' G, Simms, F' Kafl- J Row: M. Gibney. C.'Rgndl, Raw: D, Kovalusky, 1. M. Gates, G- Kocan' T Our four years at R. C. have quickly run their course. llut oh, the memories! They will he cher- ishecl long after we have faeecl the sterner problems of life. liut we can clo more than just dream. XVe have hrozlclenecl our interests, strengthened the houcls of friendships, eultivzltecl our social life. VVC have lezirnecl to live with one another, to accept one another's faults-to acknowledge one another's assets. Our religion classes have equipped us with 21 sense of values. NVQ have met the past with the present when we clelvecl into Latin cleclensions- Sir VVz1lter Seott's romance tales-Prohlems of American l7e1uoerz1cy- Key members of the Band and the Glee Club are also class officers. They chat after the Spring Musicale. CL.-rj Y. Usher, presidentg M. Gibney, treasurer and C. Raiti, secretary. 'I

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Af. '2....? 'Pu WELL INSTRUCTED in the eternal truths, we are prepared to make our contributions to the vital problems of the day. Social studies equip us with a better understanding of these problems, biology, physics, chemistry, and mathematics prepare us for the field of science, commercial studies equip us for the business world, literature and the languages enrich our lives. . . . What excuse shall we have if we pay no herd . . .? Hebrews: II, 3.

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SENIOR CHEMISTS Margaret Gibney and Con- FATHER SZAL demonstrates the relationship of the cetta Raiti settle some up-to-now baffling questions Holy Family to the Blessed Trinity, and the means to by their distillation experiment as George Zdravecki overcome temptation as fl. to rj H. Oliver, M. looks on. Gates, and D. Tobias give Father their full attention. Gztz'a'z'ng us in our attempts to XVe have matured from hewildered freshman to enlightened seniors. We recall now, that our Freshmen Initiation was only a preview of the fun the future had in store. ln quick succession, the reverie of happy hours fills our memories-the day our class rings arrived, the dances, the parties, and the picnics, when all thoughts of school work were laid aside, the thrilling moments at the lmasketliall games, the usual suspense that comes with the distribution of reports. Yes, we have lived a full and happy life at R. C., and now, we leave her hallowed halls with our class motto engraven on our hearts- Forward everg backward never. GERALD FITZGERALD is apparently enjoying THESE SENIORS fr. to 1.1 Miriam Gates, Cather- helping Geraldine Kocan and Geraldine Skuczal do ine Dutko, Dorothy Tobias and Ilona Rashnell are some research work for English class. not unaware of the important part typing can play in their future pursuits. A ffgfii-D ik-