St Veronica High School - Crusader Yearbook (Ambridge, PA)

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.451 Debate rama Humor and D orensic eag This ' is one of the most act' zations in th f . ive organi- e school. Members have aithfully donated their Saturdays and Sundays to speech work, not to mention time both during and after school. Speech can be divided into four main categories. The first is studied speeches, which includes oratorical declamation, humorous, and drama. Second is the original speeches - both oratorical and extemporaneous speaking. Next is the Student Congress, which is modeled after the law-making body of our own government. Last, but far from least, is debate, which promotes interest in current prob- lems. This year's topic is Resolved that the Federal Government should support Major Agricultural Products at not less than 90 per cent of Parity. T . his year our F orensic members have made the name of St. Veronica known and respected throughout western Penn- sylvania. at10f1 l and Oratorical Dedam onama -Compliments of Peter Tkatch--Your Exfefnp Kirby Salesman- U2

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afh cience The Science Honor Society is represented by Brian Carey, Dean Colaianni, Robert Feranec, Regis Ging, Thomas Ayoob, Al- fred Cicola, John Yager, john Hanley, and Bill Hermesman. The objective of this society is to try to induce young men and women into the scientific fields. 'QFD' Robert Bracci, Ted Kraus, Anthony Mar- fia, Donald Wertz, joseph Kolesar, Ger- aldine Kosenplik, Elizabeth Rozanski, and Bernard Smilalc represent St. Veron- ica at the Math Honor Society meetings. The purpose is to instill in its members a better appreciation of mathematics in daily life. -Compliments of Manhattan Lunch- L.. iofo Witliin the History Honor Society are students with an above average scholagfig record in history.. One of the highlights of this society is a trip to Gettysburg, The- members are Annette Bartolo, Sheila Durkin, Carolyn Ging, Joseph Kolesor, Felicia O'Connor, and Barbara Tkatch. 'ami , .... , I

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- f Q v ,M T' 5 r ,QW Ill ke' 'lib' L-in sJVf The National Honor Society is composed of students who possess the outstanding qual- ities of leadership, scholarship, service, and character. Those who have shown these qualities' are: R. Bracci, D. Colaianni, E. Fawcett, S. Durkin, R. Feranec, R. Ging, D. Wertz, J. DiMarzio, J. Kolesar, G. Kosenplik, K. Matanick, C. Miller, E. Rozanski, C. Sofranko, R. Wertz, J. Adams, M. Brennan, P. Brocious, J. Bires, F. Dutkovich, P. Dur- kin, M. Donovan, C. Ging, M. Kimak, D. Montini, F. O'Connor, B. Petkovich, F. Roz- anski, W. Sabon. -44 NATIONAL HONOR SOC ETY X! I xl 'f f S Z, tt? iaaion Business s -a v. Q? 4 M .M N. Brennan, R. Mancini, R. Leech, E. Roznnski, Sabo, M. Zernich, M. Leech, T. Webb, are the representatives of the school in the Mission Club. Its pur- pose is to raise funds for the Propaga- tion of the Faith, business world. -Compliments of Dr. and Mrs. Regis J. Ging- I ZZ? ,. . 1 I. E. Fawcett, I.. Goebel, J. Matusiak, A. Santilli, F. Thomas, and A. Bartolo at- tend meetings in Pittsburgh every month for the Business Honor Society. These meetings are to prepare leaders for the