Venango Christian High School - Saga Yearbook (Oil City, PA)

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seniors presented a play for all seasons. Bob Jacoby, the Common Man, reflected the life and attitudes of the 16th century. 7 he senior class play, A Man for AH Seasons, was a provocative study of the martyrdom of St. Thomas More. Under the moderation of Fr. Gerard Krebs and Sr. Lois Marie, the production used a modernistic approach in both staging and per- formance. Sparcity of scenery and evocative lighting techniques made the medieval play a bit avant-garde. Student director Bill Heher de- manded from his cast the realisms employed in the theatre of today. Alan Reed's portrayal of the staunch, emotional Thomas More was a magnificent montage of talent and sensitivity. Bob Jacoby's performance as the Common Man still echoes on the stage and elsewhere, too. Tense, painful, startling—an in-depth study of a man's inner convictions made tangible. It was a play for all seasons. Standing■ M. Dolecki. J. Karg, R. Drelick, K.Sullivan.

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Although it was autumn the 1970 Bottom Row: M. Frawley, S. Boyer, A. Reed, R. Monarch, B. Jacoby. Row 2: B. Guyton, B. Schettler, J. Groner, G. Whitcomb, Fr. Krebs. Row 3: D. Tompkins, M. Stiller, J. Coyne, R. Bauer, M. Stubler.

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Good memories, work, and a lot of fun. Football began with a bang and a win on a warm, autumn afternoon—and ended with a giant downpour. And in between all this came a long series of posters, bus rides, and pep rallies, a showing of undaunted loyalty for a dedicated team. The bonfire, a season preview, was the external display of the inner desires of Viking fans for a winning season. However, a win- ning season was not the destiny of the gridders. Post season honors for the Vikings were cen- tered on the Pigskin Party, sponsored by the Pep Club. The lasting effect was not dis- appointment, but good memories of the hard work and a lot of fun. 10 Coach Delserone presents the Pigskin Party doorprize to Larry Gahr.