St Vincent High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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Librar , Ed arr Memorial. . . As a haven for avid read- ers, as a rendezvous for American History stu- dents, and as a research center for all assignments, the library offers neces- sary information to all who Walk through its doors. This collection of books is the amassed knowledge of many phases of learning. The library originated thirty- eight years ago and has been built up to its pres- ent size of over 6000 books. Donations and purchases ot new books keep the St. Vincent li- brary up-to-date. Fiosliio class officers, John Klein, Barbara Crano, June Walsh, and Steve Slifko chock the definition of responsibility. Homeroom 301 . .W N ROW l: T. Gilbride, C. Grucella, D. McBride, D. DeMali, E. Forbes, M. Goehler, L. Dangel, R. DeRosa, M. Cummings. ROW 2: G. Gilbride B Flynn K Harrin ton W Mclnt re R Kouri W Gr'if'th W M h ll B M G k ROW 3 P G V Mhl h D Fl - fx- I Q .v . Y., . , . ll S, . arsa, . cucin, :. eorqe, . ieic,l.Kollar, . ana qan, D. DiMaggio, K. Deagan, A. Gibson,IS. Hardesty, L. Gerry. ROW 4: R. Goehler, E. Labbe, N. Holleran, P, Humphrey, I. Flynn, M. Mar tin, S.AGiosso, M. Doerr. ROW 5: R. Maior, I. Klein, P. Gmerek, A. Davison, C. Gill, F. Guisiino, I. Dunay, D. Feclor, K. Dickinson. ROW 6 lf. Lumcski, E. Frueh, I. Kaianic, L. Hudak, D. Grunninger, T. Murphy, L. Miller, R. Mcisturzo.

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Allegiance to Our School School spirit means not only en- thusiasm for school activities, but also eagerness in the search for learning. Biologists engrossed in the study ot anatomy, a history class engaged in a lively discussion of current events, and homeroom teams competing in school projects each present a new facet oi loyalty.

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. . . attract frosh and parents x,.,f- ln honor of their class- rnate's courage and per- severance in the face ot death, the class oi '56 es- tablished the Ed Farr Me- morial Scholarship. The first award Went to Do- lores Ann Flanagan for her essay on the assigned topic Why I think I de- serve the Ed Farr Scholar- ship. ln her essay Do- lores said, We must iirst practice our Holy Faith, then the atmosphere of a Catholic high school is in- spiring. At the annual open house, Monsignor Rd ward B. Comy shows Mr. and Mrs. Rich- ard Kemper the Ed Farr plaque, Homeroom 303 ROW 1: K. Kina, A. Kuhn, K, Lux, I. Wood, I, Schultz, B. Kannel, D. Lobello, I. Knapp, vik, R. Henry, E, Hesse, M. Kemper, K. Laser, R. Ziruolo, E. Lewis. ROW 3: S. Sliika, La Fatch, D. Kutz, D. Hilqort, F. Iendrisak, ROW 4: R. Riley, I. Russo, F. Henderson, I. G. McGuire. ROW 2: I, Sherman, S. Keith, Koval- l. P R. S 1 P. M G ki ' appano, avo, C uc n, I. Vrelhaber, C. Ilijevich, S. Lawson, A. Tyszka, W. Schnee, M. Ioyce, L. Hunter. ROW 5: I. Kirstein, R. Pelyhes, G. Solnick, R. Testa, R. Roman, R. Tomcik, I. Reichart, D. Schubert, C. Kuchenbrod. ROW 6: P. Kinney, S. Urycki, F. Schwenning, G. Notfsinger, B. Savage, F. Pichichero, I. Palmer , F. Petroski.