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

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Diversit 0 subjects . . . X ,-f 4 if -,-ff N-N. ..- ll zlculfitinir with iulcr find pencil the volume of cones, cylinders, and pyramids are freshman qeneral math students fsontecl lf-IU Sliiiloy M xy, l'i:wil Vliftfin, find Mviry A. Ccrcnd, Frank Petroski floftj, observes the dismcmberinq of a cylinder by Alma Batal and Stanley Urycki. t 1 l :un if.:,1t- ii, zfiinrifr in liiinrl, ronclurtzz ix mcctina in hmrltli class, usinq parlimncntnry 7 z -ii1i:- . I :vi.- -N Hi-viik ruin-if: lu'-r liimcl with an oluyrfction. lltiriicipiitina are Martha Kovul- mia, Vai i l 1 I' :Ei-li, lfiiiiizt- Gill, l'itxm:iii-N Iliclm-llvi, Lynn Carroll, and Rita Brett. Freshman orientation day occurs the day before school opens. During this time, it's not unusual for frosh to get lost in the school, and indeed most unusual if none do. But adjustment follows event- ually. Required to take four basic subjects, fresh- men have a wide ranqe of electives such as algebra, Latin, and health, and participate in cadet band, Bantam football, and in- tramural basketball.

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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.

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. . . tagg rs new freshm n Homeroom 304 ROW lg S. Moran, B. Riellv, C. Masturzo, S. Tipton, C. Spaldinq, I. Novak. S. Rollow, M. Smith, I. Schnee. ROW 2: M. Markovich, G, Yen, lt. Vissvionv, I. Manderbach, M. Mellion, K. Michalec, M. Thompson, T. Pedone. ROW 3: C. May, B. Shields, E. Richard, B. Wozniak, L. Manuel, A. Vinciquerra, M. McShatfrey, V. Shaul, C. Tucker. ROW 4: I. Riealer, P. Pastoria, I. Rambacher, C. Myers, I. Richards, I. Richards, A. Yinrlina, N. Matvc-y. ROW 5: B. Ochsenhirt, A. Perkins, M. McMenemy, N. Shedlosky, L. Moffet, I. Wassity, P. Pouser, B. Schaad. ROW 6: M. Pinter, P. Murphy, P. Murtv, L. Purdy, D. Fuller, I. Walsh, D. Reymann, C. Villanova. ROW 7: M. Nist, S. May. W l..,.,,. + i , l I ' I K WZ It L K r-A X 'Q . . 3- f 'W vs XX KW lniport-uit UN moetinq in session! Members OI the freshman Civics class represent the Security Council: Bernadine Antonino, Richard Ziruolo, Valerie Sliaul, Arlene Kuhn, Alex Tyszka, Mike Martin, Tom Fitz, Cathy Myers, Lorraine Moftet, Ronald Tomcik, Marjorie Capatosto,