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Yearbook Name
The Spires 1950
Location
Lebanon, Pennsylvania (Lebanon County, PA)
Additional Information
The Spires 1950
Presented by the Senior Class
Lebanon Catholic High School
Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Almighty and eternal God, with our whole soul we thank Thee for the great
gift of the Holy Year.
May the Holy Year be for all men a year of purification and sanctification, of
interior life and reparation, the year of the great return and of the great pardon.
May Thy grace enkindle in all men love for the many unfortunate people, whom
poverty and misery reduce to a condition of life unworthy of human beings.
Arouse in the hearts of those who call Thee FATHER a hunger and thirst for
social justice and for fraternal charity in deeds and in truth.
His Excellency
The Most Reverend
George L. Leech, D.D., J.C.D.
Bishop of Harrisburg
Right Reverend Monsignor Paul D. Weaver, V.E
If our yearbook fulfills the expectations of
our parents, friends, and relatives, our deep-
est thanks go to Monsignor Weaver who
has spurred us on to greater endeavors by
his enthusiastic support. He brings a lilt to
all that he touches.
Office of the Superintendent of Schools
Diocese or Harrisburg
213 Union Street
Columbia, PA.
To
"th
young men and women of the Class
of 1950
It gives me pleasure to have the honor and privilege
of addressing my compliments and congratulations to you as you
reach this significant goal in your life*
Chosen by God for the privilege of a Catholic edu-
cation, more shall be expected of you by society in the years
to come, - more judgment, more principle, and more character.
Your diploma is not to be an excuse to indulge in self-
satisfaction; rather it must be a challenge to you to achieve
your fuller mission in life by becoming a hard-working,
honorable, helpful citizen in a democracy which sorely needs
your Christian attitude. Unless you make these attitudes
vibrate through the immediate society in which you live, you
will be hiding your light under a bushel.
That God may walk with you every day as you fulfil
this fuller, richer period of your life, I remain
Reverend Frederick R. Bradel
Principal
Our Priests
Reverend Francis J. Heltshe
Reverend Joseph S. Hager
Reverend Anthony J. Mayan
Reverend William J. Fitzpatrick
Reverend Boleslavs A. Stankiewicj
Reverend Matthias E. Siedlecki, J.C.L.
Reverend William A. Boyle
Reverend Anthony E. Burakowski,
O.F.M. Conv.
Faculty
Sister M. Paschaline, Vice Principal
Chestnut Hill College, zVB.
Villanova College, M.A.
Sister Mary Nicholas
Chestnut Hill College, A.B.
Villanova College, M.A.
Sister Mary Doris
Chestnut Hill College, A.B.
Catholic Universit}', M.A.
Sister Regina Pacis
Chestnut Hill College, A.B.
Villanova College, M.A.
Sister Miriam Loyola
Chestnut Hill College, A.B.
Villanova College, M.A.
Sister M. Rita Catherine
Chestnut Hill College, A.B.
St. Bonaventure College, M.A.
Sister Irene Marie
Chestnut Hill College, A.B.
Catholic Universit}', M.A.
Miss Valerie Marie Nichols
College Misericordia, A.B.
University of Pennsylvania, M.A.
Mr. Joseph M. Hill
Colgate Universitv, A.B.
Boston Universitv Law School, LL.B.
Mr. Edward R. Kenefick
University' of Notre Dame, B.S.
Miss Mary A. Guerrisi
Director of Vocal Music
Member of R.C.A. Victor Chorale
Berkshire Music Center, Lenox, Mass.
Juilliard School of Music, N.Y.C.
Miss Anna Mae Hoodac
School Secretary
Doctor John F. Loehle
SENIORS
Mary Agnes Agresta “Mary”
SAINT MARYS PARISH
“Be true to your work, your word, and your friend.”
Catching giggle and winning smile . . . says she will surely
miss school . . . dependable . . . happy-go-lucky . . .
promising artist . . . “Deep Purple.”
Donald Allwein “Don”
SAINT mart’s parish
“A good deed is never lost.”
Friendly chap . . . hopes to become owner of Detroit
Tigers . . . dislikes Yankees . . . his interest? . . . sports,
of course!
Joan Allwein “Joanie”
SAINT MART’S PARISH
“A merry heart maketh a countenance.”
Industrious . . . mad about Melton . . . “What books
must we take home?” conscientious . . . dependable . . .
Penney’s good penny.
Eleanor Arnold “Eleanor”
SAINT mart’s parish
“Hitch your wagon to a star.”
Everyone's friend . . . excellent commercial student . . .
“Song of Love” her favorite strain . . . class secretary and
poet . . . “Mademoiselle Celeste.”
Elijah Arnold “George”
saint mary’s parish
“A merry lieart does good like a medicine.”
Good-natured . . . an eye for women . . . everybody’s
friend .. . . generous with rides in his car . . . future
farmer of America.
Eugene Arnold “Skip"
SAINT MARY’S PARISH
“Men are not to be measured by inches.”
Senior A is proud of this talented young accordionist . . .
a great sports fan . . . ambition—music.
Margaret Arnold “Sis”
SAINT Mary’s PARISH
“Good sense and good nature never separate.”
Generous . . . eager to lend a helping hand . . . orderly
. . . “Naturally curly, of course!” . . . Another McCrory
hard worker . . . loyal friend . . . Anyone want his door
opened? Gall Margaret.
Richard Arnold “Rich”
SAINT mart’s PARISH
“By labor comes wealth?”
Answers to the name of “Rich” ... a pleasant good-
humored lad ... a great sports and television fan . . .
thinks Vaughn Monroe is “tops.”
Rose Dolores Arnold “Rosie"
SAINT MARY’S PARISH
“Friendship multiplies joys and divides grief.”
Pleasing personality . . . willing worker . . . future airline
hostess . . . “Drop in at Kohr’s and sec me sometime’’
. . . “Going to the game?” . . . “Give Me Something to
Remember You By.”
Rose Marie Arnold “Rosie”
SAINT MARY’S PARISH
“The greatest things are done by the help of small ones.”
Never in a hurry . . . quiet till you get her started . . .
hearty laugh . . . nice to know . . . hopes to travel . . .
“Those Far Away Places.”
Frank Bahsteter “Frankie”
SACRED HEART PARISH, CORNWALL
“Nothing is too high for a man to reach, gfit he
must climb with care and confidence.”
The brain ... class president . . . dark, handsome and
ambitious . . . loves work and science . . . “Pennsylvania
Polka” . . . talented musician.
Dolores DeRomualdo “Dee”
SAINT JOAN OF ARC PARISH, HERSHEY
“The soul is not where it lives but where it loves.”
Friendly newcomer from Hershey . . . whiz at debating
. . . tiny and cute . . . once known, never forgotten per-
sonality . . . loves anything with a Hershey label.
Rose Marie Draiiovsky “Rosie”
saint Cyril’s parish
“Few' words, many deeds.”
Competent stenographer . . . well-dressed . . . beautiful
tresses . . . Let’s go swimming . . . “Come on, fellas”
. . . A blue and white fan . . . full of life . . . What’s
the brand of tooth paste, hmm!!
Rose Marie Eckenroth “Rosie”
saint mary’s parish
“Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.”
Sociable . . . outstanding student . . . ambitious . . .
loves traveling . . . passion for pink . . . “Did you sav
something?" . . . goes in for gadgets . . . “Come down
to my house” . . . class actress—“Hats, hats, hats.”
Charles Eggert “Ace”
saint mart’s parish
“Nothing succeeds like success.”
Everyone’s friend . . . “the Veep’’ . . . Star athlete . . .
Talent phis . . . Engineering career. . . Born leader . . .
Mr. Mayor.
Patricia Embicii “Pat”
saint mart’s parish
“Ambition has no rest.”
Let’s go bowling . . . ambition—secretary . . . our essay
winner . . . packed with brains and personality . . . always
on the go . . . neat as a pin . . . at her best in everything
. . . plenty of spark.
Constance Fittery “Connie”
saint mart’s parish
“A cheerful countenance betokens a good heart.”
Personality plus . . . peppy little cheerleader . . . basket-
ball whiz . . . possesses a keen sense of. humor . . . her
heart belongs to the Naw.
Bernadine Fox “Sis”
saint mary’s parish
“Patience is the door of joy.”
Blonde beaut}' . . . wonderful personality . . . star ath-
lete . . . full of “Pep” . . . loves true friends and “him”
. . . on the road to success!
Mary Louise Frazier “Mary Lou”
SAINT Mary’s PARISH
"It is better to be small and shine than ip be great
and cast a shadow."
“Sorry, singles only!” . . . Loves the movies .... never
quiet. . . Who’s high scorer? . . . fond of basketball and
horses . . . fun-loving ... see that twinkle in her eye, .
Stephen Gristick “Sonny”
saint mary’s parish
“Man is the merriest species of the creation.”
All-star athlete . . . perpetual grin . . . Ted Williams fan
. . . physical education instructor and coach, his goal.
Mary Hanner “Irish”
SAINT mart’s PARISH
“Be good, do good, and you will be happv.”
Proud of her descent. . . “See you at Brook’s” . . . future
typist . . . football and basketball fan . . . likes to travel
. . . “Parlez-vous francais?”
William Harter “Bill”
SAINT MARY’S PARISH
“Content is happiness.”
A well-informed sports fan . . . enjoys the radio and tele-
v>sion . . . considers Vaughn Monroe’s orchestra the best.
Donald Hollinger “Don"
SAINT mart’s PARISH
“Don't speak all you know, but know all you speak.”
Lean and lanky . . . TV, radio and movies fan . . . pet
peeve—N. Y. “Yankees” . . . follows intercollegiate foot-
ball, also major league baseball.
Teresa Horn “Tessie”
saint certrude’s parish
“Industry is the parent of success.”
Tall and slim . . . easy-going . . . class treasurer. . . loves
to read ... a friend to value . . . ardent wrestling fan
. . . ambition—“Number, please?”
Marilyn Keller “Bumpy”
SAINT MARY’S PARISH
"Pleasant words are valued and do not cost much.”
Quiet, bashful type . . . likes collecting snap shots . . .
“Stardust” . . . can be found behind counter at Kresge’s
. . . ardent sports fan . . . wants to continue with secre-
tarial work.
Agnes Klespis
saint certrude’s parish
“Aggie”
“Sincerity gives wings to power.”
Infectious laugh ... a top basketball guard . . . cheers
our team to victory' . . . friendly . . . likes to dance . .
“Let’s go bowling.”
Edward Klimovsky “Ed”
saint mart's parish
“Various are the roads to fame.”
A well-mannered lad from Senior Commercial . . . has an
ardent interest in all sports . . . favorite delicacies—pie
and ice cream . . . would like to travel.
Joan Kovach “Joanie”
SAINT Mary’s PARISH
“Cheerful company shortens the miles.”
A McCrory stockholder . . . French fries . . . sunny dis-
position . . . enthusiastic Alma Mater supporter . . .
watch out, pinboy, here comes Joanie!
Barbara Kutciiever “Kutch"
saint Gertrude’s parish
"Kindness wins friends."
Pleasing personality . . . peppy cheerleader . . . "The
Stars Will Remember" . . . What? A future Mrs. . . .
Shall I bake a cake?
Lorraine Mazur “Rainie”
SAINT MARYS PARISH
“lie who sows courtesy reaps friendship and he
who plants kindness gathers Jove."
Ambitious . . . collects snaps . . . future Katherine Cor-
nell . . . Come on Joan let's dance . . . versatile ... A
fan from the West . . . President of the Dramatic Chib.
Mary Ann McCaffery “Lefty”
saint mary’s parish
"Good deeds shine as the stars in heaven.’’
Congenial . . . Natural wavy hair . . . Barbecues . . .
The lilt of Irish laughter . . . Who wants her hair set?
. . . “Counting Daisy Petals.”
Thomas McDonald “Professor”
saint mart's parish
“True politeness is kindness of heart.”
Striving-to-be-psychiatrist . . . no tame hobby for him
... he collects guns . . . “jujitsu” fan . . . dislikes care-
less drivers.
James Meluskey “Jim”
saint mary’s parish
'‘Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom."
Oh, that Pepsodent smile . . . dependable . . . lover of
sports . . . Lancaster drawl . . . Say camera, Jim . . .
What’s up now?
Helen Miller “Red”
saint certrude’s parish
“Good cheer is no hindrance to a good life."
“A, a, a, bon soir” . . . Future at the Bell . . . just crazy
over square dancing . . . fun loving . . . collects photo-
graphs . . . swoons over Como . . . “Let’s go skating."
John Moyer “Johnny”
saint mary’s parish
“An honest man’s the noblest work of God.”
Versatile personality ... star athlete . . . captivating
smile . . . Senior Casanova . . . sharp dresser . . . suc-
cessful career in sight!
Clara Nepi “Nep”
SAINT MARY’S PARISH
“True happiness is found in making others happy.”
Life of the class . . . “Sis Hopkins” . . . interesting chat-
ter .. . dark, tricky eyes . . . alluring smile . . . dramat-
ically inclined . . . “Always” . . . Future?—Mrs. probably.
James O’Donnell “Muff"
SAINT MARY’S PARISH
“Conspicuous by his absence.”
The staunch Irishman of Senior A . . . Football, his major
subject. . . enjoys dancing and social activities . . . future
—Physical Ed. teacher.
Barbara Richards “Babs”
SAINT mart’s PARISH
“Kindness is the sunshine of social life.”
Evcr-rcady smile . . . captain in white . . . quite a corre-
spondent . . . anybody want to dance? Well, natch! . . .
“Sis-Boom-Ah.”
Philip Rupponer “Ruppy
saint Gertrude’s parish
“Cheerfulness is a duty we owe to others.”
Fun-loving fellow . . . “Meet me at Quinkel’s” . . . sports-
minded - • • enjoys playing basketball . . . “Casanova.”
Joan Scheible “Joanie”
SAINT JOAN OF ARC PARISH, HERSHET
“As merry as a cricket.”
Always smartly dressed . . . Where’s Joan? . . . Behind
that submarine sandwich . . . Enjoys swimming and cheer-
ing .. . plenty of vim and vigor.
Margaret Simpson “Peggy”
saint mart’s parish
“Reward is in doing.”
Dark hair, fair skin . . , eyes that twinkle . . . neat in
appearance . . . reliable . . . L.C.H.S. basketball rooter
. . . loves to read.
Joann Tobias “Joannie”
saint mary’s parish
“A true friend is forever a friend.”
“Cute chick” . . . warm brown eyes . . . chic coiffure
. . . friend to all . . . enthusiastic school spirit . . .
“There’s No Tomorrow” . . . Anyone need a secretary?
Mary Jean Uhrich “Jean”
saint mart's parish
“Silence sometimes speaks more than words.”
Snapshots galore . . . Listen to that Sax! . . . Going skat-
ing tonight? . . . One moment please! . . . Ready to do
her part . . . Going my way.
Anthony Verna “Tony”
SAINT mary’s PARISH
“Labor conquers all things.”
Enjoys football and basketball games . . . has a sweet
tooth for small lemon cakes . . . probable future in the
newspaper business.
John Weirich “Jack”
saint mart’s parish
“Blushing is virtue’s color.’’
The joker in our class. . . collects sports pictures. . . usu-
ally located in the movies or behind a plate of ice cream.
Adrienne Youtz “Sis"
saint mart’s parish
“A light heart lives long.”
Blue eyes and blonde hair . . . cokes at Saylor’s . . . just
“wild about” Billy Eckstein . . . Number, please? . . .
loyal to her Blue and White.
HONOR STUDENTS
FIRST HONORS
(Left to Right)
Eleanor Arnold
Frank Bahsteter
Rose Marie Eckenroth
SECOND HONORS
(Standing, Left to Right)
D. Allwein
B. Kutchever
T. Horn
C. Eggert
(Seated, Left to Right)
M. A. McCaffery
J. Scheible
L. Mazur
P. Embich
CLASS OFFICERS
President __..........................Francis Bahsteter
Vice President........................Charles Eggert
Secretary..........................Eleanor Arnold
Treasurer . . . . & __...................Teresa Horn
Underclassmen
Officers of Junior Commercial:
Vice President—Eleanor VoH-
Secretary—J08011
Treasurer—Helen
Left to right, standing: C. Croce,
J. Keeler, M. Arnold, P. O’Donnell,
A. Paine. Left to right, sitting: J.
Deufel, C. Horn, D. Sandburg, J-
Arnold, L. Allwein.
Left to right, standing- P *
E. Stefonich, T. Diuta p'"|
bert, L. Ceresini, I. praj.
Kimmel, M. Millacci. Left ,L
sitting: C. Elia ]■’ C •
& i-ma, Casmi, T p-
™gnlli. J. Gass, H. Kov^P“
Youtz. * r
Left to right, standing; E. Volk
J. Otto, S. Arnold, C. Eckenroth,
M. Brcstovansky. Left to right,
sitting: C. Hartman, II. Bartol, J.
Rudegcair, L. Felty, B. Allwein, M.
Landis.
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Left to right, standing: A. Ill, P.
McLaughlin, A. Kirkcssner, W.
Groves. Left to right, sitting: R.
Arnold, R. Lciss, F. Arnold, B.
Reilly, J. Thompson.
Left to right, standing: P. Barry,
J. Mohl, J. Peiffer, W. Schneider.
Left to right, sitting: J. Loehle, J.
Devine, F. Promutico, T. Eggert,
V. Capretti.
Left to right, standing: G. Hart-
man, J. Hartman, R. Hom, T.
Leininger. Left to right, sitting: W.
Buck, J. Frazier, W. Martel, J.
Miller.
Officers of Junior Scientific:
President—P. Barry
Vice President—J. Dcufcl
Secretary—J. Loehle
Treasurer—T. Eggert
Left to right: E. Hanner, M. Bruder, R. Cheresini, N. Fick, C. Deck, J. Arnold, J. DiNunzio,
R. Quarry, H. Eisenhauer, R. Allwein, E. Gamble, D. Gable, H. Lass, R. Centini.
President—Lester Michell
Vice President—Patrick Coyle
Treasurer—George Youtz
Secretary—Jacob Reb
Sophomores
Left to right: E. Richards, G. Arnold, R. Piergallini, V. Payne, T. Swoyer, D. Fitzgibbons,
R. Butler, G. Morrissey, L. Ccresini, J. Remlinger, D. Miller, G. Horn, D. Mullen, J. Schlegel.
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Left to right, standing: F. Shay, M. A. Horn, M. Serba, G. Bentz, J. Gristick, M. A. Arnold,
A. Moyer, D. Shirato, M. L. Hoodac, S. Rudcgcair, F. Bahstctcr. Left to right, sitting: K. Maurer,
M. E. Arnold, M. Arnold, A. Laycock, G. Klespis, M. Gaidos, M. J. Moore.
Left to right, standing: D. Walden-
berger, M. Thompson, S. Leedy, M.
Tobias, S. Sanders, II. Hartman, D.
Quarry, L. Brunelli, G. Horn. Sitting:
11. Kreider, J. Fox, M. Arnold, A.
Kreider, E. Shay, J. Martel.
Left to right, standing: B. Uffner,
G. Foster, R. McClain, M. J. Chano-
vitz, J. Arnold, E. Arnold, S. Hoke,
J. Dernier. Sitting: M. Aidenbach, J.
Eggert, E. Spisak, II. Rothgaber, A.
DeSantis, E. Testa.
MEN
Left to right, standing: P. Bruder, J.
Barry, T. Keeler, S. Drahovsky, J.
Horn, J. Conner. Sitting: R. Werth,
J. Kimmel, F. Fox, J. Kovach, T.
Watson, T. Zweier.
Left to right, standing: J. Arnold,
W. Brcstovansky, W. Ealy, G. Shelly,
W. Brandt. Sitting: P. Reigle, J. Ar-
nold, R. Smith, J. Grill, R. Luciotti,
R. Serba.
Left to right, standing: D. Lawson,
J. Millacci, J. Onofrev, R. Keefer. Sit-
ting: F. Morrissey, T. Stuckey, C. Min-
erick, F. Hesse, J. Fick, D. Carberry.
Class Officers:
President—Thomas Keeler
Vice President—Richard Smith
Secretary—John Onofrey
Treasurer—Joseph Kimmel
The Sisters of St. Joseph pray for the
SPIRITUAL AND TEMPORAL WELFARE OF THE
BOYS AND GIRLS UNDER THEIR CARE.
Religious
o
Activities
We shall always remember
Our Lady of Fatima assembly.
Sophomore boys
help the missions.
We open our school year
with Solemn High Mass.
Juniors begin class
with a prayer.
SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHERS
Genevieve Bahstctcr—Sacred I leart—Cornwall.
Patricia O’Donnell and Ann Krieder—St. Paul's—Annville.
These youngsters at Indiantown Gap like their teachers.
Patricia Gilbert. Teresa DiNova. Joanne Deufel, Dorothea Sandburg. Rosemarie Eckenroth and
Eleanor Arnold.
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Juniors admire their
Christmas bulletin board.
Seniors present an
impressive religious assembly.
Rose Drahovsky as Our Lady of Lourdes.
Lorraine Mazur as Bernadette.
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Scholastic Activities
What a coincidence!
Photographer and fire drill
at the same time!
These General Math students
must have the right answer.
‘In sooth I know not
why I am so sad—.”
Hold it! Stay down, Juniors!
Their tones are
beautifully resonant.
Distillation fascinates
this group.
The Physics Class experiments
with specific gravity.
Are they concentrating
or posing?
Sophomores like to draw.
They prepare for
tomorrow’s business.
The Freshmen like
a timed drill.
An English panel
is in progress.
The Seniors “sur Ic pon. . .
P. O. D. class enjoys
The American Observer.
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Biology class makes
use of Visual aids.
Sophomores practice
parliamentary law.
Freshmen have something
over which to con.
We are all here.
Dramatic Club presents a Costume Recital
THE SILHOUETTE AND THE STARS presented by the Senior French
Class under the direction of Miss Valerie M. Nichols, February 16, 195°'
Characters
Mademoiselle Celeste, an artist..............................Eleanor Arnold
Marie, her maid.............................................Helen Miller
Yvonne, a peasant girl of Touraine..............................Joann Tobias
Suzanne, another peasant...................................Marilyn Keller
Ninon, a girl of Loches...................................Constance Fittery
Louise, from another village...........................Mary Louise Frazier
Colette, Yvonne’s rival................................................................... • • Joan Kovach
Marguerite, a shepherd’s daughter.....................Rose Marie Eckenroth
Village girls: Mary Hanner, Man' Jean Uhrich, Adrienne Youtz, Joan Allwein,
Margaret Arnold.
Scene: A garret-studio in a house in Loches
Time: An April evening
Place: A quaint hill town of Touraine, France
The Editorial Staff enjoys recent copies of Notre
Dame’s Dome. Standing, left to right: Charles
Eggert, John Moyer, Patricia Einbich, Lorraine
Mazur. Seated, left to right: Barbara Richards,
Joan Scheible, Mary Ann McCaffery, Eleanor
Arnold, 1 eresa Horn, Barbara Kutchever, Rose
Marie Drahovskv.
The Business Staff holds a consultation. Left to
right: John Weirich, Margaret Simpson, Francis
Bahstetcr, Rose Marie Eckenroth, James Melus-
key.
Oratorical contestants rehearse for
the Forensic League.
TO PREVENT DISEASES
“Peace, with Honor, for America”
contest winners: J. Keeler, M. Mil-
lacci, J. Deufel.
Health Poster Contest Winner
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DIACNOS
SAVES Llf
CleAN to be healthy
Left to right: D. Leiss, A. Paine
J. Keeler, A. Gomola, C. Croce
M. Greish, J. Dcufel.
Dolores Shirato voted best actress
For Whom the Telephone M
Steve Gristick voted best actor
Three One-Act Plays for the Benefit of The Spires
Dress Reversal
First choice of the audience
as shown by the electric ap-
plause meter.
Helen Bartol gives
her version of
“Vassar Graduate.”
Joann Gass
announces for
Junior Assembly.
Susan Arnold and
Christine Hartman
perform a pair
of taps.
Patricia Embich
practices her prize-winning
Community Chest Essay.
Distinguished Speakers
Dr. Erik Kuehnelt-Leddihn
The Most Reverend
George L. Leech, D.D., J.C.D.
Rev. Robert I. Gannon, S.J.
Monsignor and Doctor Loehle talk with Mr. Louis Budenz.
Seniors work
on their
class paper.
These students
really help
Sister Irene.
Social
Activities
All set for a coke session.
A bit of sociability!
Make mine country style.
bn the platform.
A big night for the Juniors.
Friendly Rivals-Charles Eggert and Lorraine Mazur.
YOUTH
WEEK
Mayor of Lebanon, Dr. William W. Focht, congratulates
Charles Eggert, Mayor for a Day.
Tom Eggert
tyaoibaU.
• • •
Ha^&baU . . .
J/«4aZl . . .
"Success is based on what a team does, not on how you look.”
"A boy who hopes to be a good football player must have brains, courage,
self-reliance, firm muscular coordination, intense fire of nervous energy,
and an unselfish spirit of sacrifice. He must make fair play an obsession.”
—Knute Rockne
LEBANON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
Nineteen hundred forty-nine was a year to be remembered in the history of
Lebanon Catholic’s Athletics. Behind Monsignor Weaver and the spirited Athletic
zXssociation, the Lebanon Catholic High School fielded its first football team.
The task of molding this first unit went to Ed Kenefick, youthful head football
coach, formerly of Notre Dame. With the assistance of Ben Wasilcwski, former
Lebanon Valley College stand out, the record books show two losses, four wins,
and a total of one hundred and fortv points scored bv the yearlings.
It was hot starting in August.
Ben Wasilewski Ed Kenefick
12 Apostles
Phil Rupponer
St. Francis turns on the heat as Lebanon falls bv the wav.
J J
. I Mehiskev C Eggert, S. Gristick, A. Ill, V. Payne, F. Fox F Klimovskv, J. O'Donnell, D. Allwein. Second
First row left to nJ ^V. Schnader, T. Eggert, J. Lochlc, J. Peiffer, T.Swovcr, J. Mold, J- Arnold. Third row: P. Bruder,
row S. Drahoxs : piergallini. G. Horn, J. Rcmhngcr, D. Miller, B, Reilly, W. Buck. Top row Assistant Coach, Ben \\ asilewski;
J. Dcxinc, J. 'Y' yvatson^ N Fick, P. Coyle, J. Miller, R. Smith, D. Fitzgibbons, ]. Fick, H. Lass, Coach Ed. Kenefick.
Lebanon........13
Saint Francis ... 34
On a iain-soakcd field, Lebanon Catholic High
School, wrote athletic history in playing their first
football game in the school’s existence.
With the weatherman failing to cooperate, the
Blue and White took the field, received the kick-off,
and in eight plays Tom Eggert thundered 45 yards
into the land of gold and six sensational points.
The small advantage was short-lived, however,
when St. Francis Prep realized that they had trav-
eled to Lebanon to play football. The Hilltoppers
got to the business at hand and sent Fake, Henn’,
Nichols, and Aluxa oyer the last line before little
lom Swoyer got a move on for Lebanon and 55
yards to finish the battle.
Lebanon . . 6 Mt. Carmel . . 20
The sky was bright, the day like July 4th, and the Blue and
White ventured into the Coal country seeking victor}' without
their quarterback, Joe Loehle, who suffered a fractured collar bone
in the St. Francis gathering just ten days before.
The Rams of Mt. Carmel drew two hot hands, and with pre-
cision-like consistency, smashed over two six pointers before the
Kencfickmen readjusted their headgears.
Tire afternoon was beginning to look dark for the fans who
had made the long trek to the Silver Bowl, when Bill Schneider,
running like a butcher’s son, took the pigskin from Charlie Eggert
and played tag with the Ram secondary for 62 yards before being
bumped out on the two. On the next play Tom Eggert cracked
across the coveted line.
Mt. Carmel added one more score to the fracas in the second
half and managed to keep the boys from the Baloney country in
the ice box till the fast whistle echoed finis.
Old Sol was there in all his glory along with some 500 faithful
followers to witness the destruction of the Atoms.
In a bitterly contested first three quarters, the impish Blue
and White discovered that blasting at coal can be rather fatiguing.
Midway in the second stanza, Billy Schneider, who proved
himself a thorn in Shenandoah’s hip pads, intercepted an om
toss and ran it to the Shenandoah z-pyard line. Swo\er, om
Eggert, and Schneider took turns in earning the leather to ic
one, where Tom Eggert bulled across. 0 Donnell made it seven
via the placement. . Mohl
The ever-present Jim Meluskcy intercepted an Atom aena
in the fourth quarter that provided Schneider with an excuse
electrifying all partisans. Little Billy took a hand off from onse
Lochlc, who was rapidly recovering from the after effects 0
St. Francis partv, and scampered 43 yards for the secon
tally.
A few minutes later on the 19, Lochlc faked
back behind good pass protection, and zipped the pigs
Steve Gristick who stood all alone in the enemy cn zon >
make the score board cough up another 6 points.
Lebanon 19 Shenandoah 0
Lebanon..........25
Phillipsburg ... 6
Tom Eggert turns on the speed.
It was a cool, crisp, invigorating night that brought the
Terriers from Phillipsburg. New Jersey, here to Lebanon, only
to be muzzled.
In an action-crammed first half, Lebanon received the kick-off,
and in six plays. Tom Eggert scored the first of his three touch-
downs.
The Jerseymen were not to be outdone, however. Frank Mar-
zuli, a hard-driving fullback, started off tackle, cut back, ran
over two Lebanon defenders, eluded a third and set sail for
60 yards and a score that tied the game.
Tom Eggert got rolling again and quickly acquired two more
notches on his belt by running all over and around the Jersey
defenders.
The final score of the half and of the game was staged when
Joe Loehle elected to pass on third down. Dropping back on his
own 45, Loehle fired away to Steve Gristick, who took the leather
on the 30. and sprinted to pay dirt.
The second half found the Terriers playing top notch defensive
football keeping the Lebanon lads in the dog liouse for the re-
mainder of the evening.
lorn goes again.
Rupponer collars him.
Tom Eggert slips through for 6 points.
Lebanon Catholic 37 Panther Valley 6
Doctor Edward Kenefick, young football practitioner in Leb-
anon, gave his aspiring group of gridiron interns their dressings
prior to their final operation to be performed in the same stadium
just one week later. The doctor was so pleased with the efficiency
of his students, that he allowed all members to participate in the
fun of dissecting the hapless Dragon from the Coal Fields.
Two touchdown passes from Loehle to Jonathan Arnold, who
was playing his first game, and an off tackle smash by Tom
Eggert made it 18-6 at the intermission.
Smashing relentlessly at the visiting Dragons, the water-soaked
Lebanon aggregation paved the way for brothers Tom and
Charlie Eggert and freshman Steve Drahovsky into the land
of contentment.
In spite of the poor playing conditions, caused by a steady
downpour, the Blue and White operated from the T in amaz-
ing efficiency, depriving the luckless men from Panther Valley of
their physical well being to boot.
Lebanon 40
Pottsville 13
Steve Gristick
The blue-shirted lads of Lebanon, working like beavers, put on a style smacking exhibition of
speed and power in defeating the Coal Men from up Pottsville way, the score reading jj-y at
half time.
After several costlv fumbles in the opening minutes of the contest, the Lebanon yearlings com-
menced to start things rolling by unleashing Bill Schneider on a 95-yard punt return with a
scries of down field blocks, the key one by Lester Mitchell.
These first six points by Schneider provided “Terrible Tom Eggert” with the incentive to
lower the boom in touchdown machine-like fashion. Running like a painter with a turpentine
rag stuck in his hip pocket, the young left halfback turned the battle into a holiday festival by
personally romping for four touchdowns.
Big brother Charlie Eggert finished up the scoring by smashing over the goal line with Tony
1'11 eliminating the last man.
The Pottsville skirmish rang down the curtain on Lebanon Catholic’s first football season in
ven' successful fashion, and bid farewell to eight seniors playing their last high school football
game. The Blue and White will miss Steve Gristick, Charlie Eggert, Jim O'Donnell, Phil Rup-
poncr, Jim Mcluskey, Don Allwein, Jack Weirich, and Ed Klimovskv.
Ill paves the way for C. Eggert.
Tom runs for home.
Doc Loehle gives Schneider support.
All’s well that ends well.
the banquet
Herman Hickman savs “Hello.”
Jack Robertson visits too. Monsignor and Herman get some bologna.
The Season
Under the direction of Frank Shuey the 1949-50 bas-
ketball season ended up reading 8 wins against o de-
feats.
Although the record books indicate that the Blue
and White eagers played a shadow under 500 percent.
when considering wins and losses, one lad operated at
close to 1000 percent at all times. He is Steve Gristick,
outstanding senior hoopstcr, who completed his third
year as individual high scorer in the Central Pennsyl-
vania Catholic League. Gristick, a phenomenal foul
shooter and tricky shot in close, amassed a total of 39S
points in the 1949-50 season, 49 of them against Mount
Carmel on March 5.
A constant threat as a deadly shot did not prevent
Gristick from being a team player, as his assists were
timely and frequent. Lebanon Catholic students and
fans will miss the familiar number 12 in the season to
come.
The campaign got under way on December 11, when
the Reading Catholic aggregation eked out a 47-46 win
over Lebanon. The Blue and White, however, wasted
no time in getting on the band wagon by defeating
Mount Carmel 51-26 five days later.
The Shuevmcn kept the ball bouncing by outscoring
Pottsville 63-43, Alumni 42-39 and Pottsville again
34-32. The boys from Lebanon did hit a bad spot and
dropped four in a row to Lancaster, Reading Central,
York, and Reading Catholic.
On January 29, the Blue and White found the range
and downed Harrisburg 54-46 in a bitterly contested
battle, only to lose to Dclone 47-45 four days later. The
Delonc game provided the necessary impetus for the
locals to down York 54-48, and Delone 54-36.
In the last four encounters, the Lcbanonians lost
three to strong Lancaster, Reading Central and I larris-
burg, but beat Mount Carmel, with Gristick personally
accounting for 49 the
First row: T. Eggert, J. Moyer, J. Mcluskey, S. Gristick (Capt.),
J. O’Donnell. Second row: Asst. Coach Phil Aurentz, C. Eggert,
J. Weirich, P. Rupponer, J. Loehle, Head Coach Frank Shuey.
Gristick jumps
Dec. 11
16
28
Jan. 8
10
■>
9
12
’9
21
26
Mar. 5
7
Feb.
Lebanon
Reading Catholic . .
Mount Carmel . . .
Pottsville___________
Alumni______________
Pottsville____________
Lancaster____________
Reading Central . . .
York______________
Reading Catholic . .
Harrisburg____________
Delone_______________
York_______________
Delone_______________
Lancaster____________
Reading Central . . .
Mount Carmel ....
Harrisburg_______________
Opponent
46
Gristick is fouled.
L - E - B - A - N - O - N
Consultation.
First row, left to right: F. Fox, G. Hartman, D. Fitzgibbons, T. Swoycr, E. Richards,
M. Bruder, W. Schneider. Second row: Coach Phil Aurentz, J. Kimmel, C. Deck,
E. Gable, G. Horn, J. Reb. Third row: Mgr. J. DiNunzio, P. Bruder, P. Reiglc,
J. Schlegel, Mgr. W. Buck.
The 1949-50 edition of the Lebanon Catholic Junior-
Varsity' basketccrs was capably coached bv Phil Aurentz.
The Jay Vecmcn managed to come out on top in seven
of their sixteen encounters, and at all times exhibited
plenty of zip and aggressiveness.
Along with playing a schedule of their own, the re-
serves battled against the varsity all during the week, gain-
ing the necessary experience that will certainly put them
in good stead for the seasons to come.
Guy I lartman, Bill Schneider, Cyril Deck, and Fred Fox
all show plenty' of promise, and with the necessary groom-
ing will bolster the varsity next winter.
J.-V. Lebanon Opponent
Dec. 11 Reading Catholic . • • 24 33
16 Mount Cannel . . . . 38 !9
21 Pottsville . . . . . . 48 3*
Jan. 8 Pottsville .... ■ • 31 26
10 Lancaster . . . . . . 26 3°
15 Reading Central . . 32 45
York . . . . . . . 28 20
Reading Catholic . • • 25 29
29 Harrisburg . . . . • | 27 64
Feb. 3 Delonc • • *7 25
12 York • ■ 47 1'9
IQ Delonc • • 33 22
21 Lancaster .... • • 37 45
26 Reading Central . . • • 39 53
Mar. 5 Catholic All Stars . . . 48 32
Harrisburg .... • • 3° 5i
lirls Basketball
Varsity Squad, left to right.- Coach, P. Brightbill, K. Maurer, E. Mold, A. O’Leary, J. Gristick,
A. Bernard, M. Croce, M. L. Uoodac, Coach, P. Frazier, G. Bentz, II. Rothgaber, C. Croce,
M. Arnold, M. Arnold, L. Allwcin, II. Lochlc, A. Klcspis, J. Paine, M. L. Frazier, C. Fittery,
B. Fox, G. Klcspis.
Cheerleaders, left to right: F. Shay, M. Millacci, L. Kimmel, P. Youtz. Below: F. Vancola,
Capt. B. Richards, C. Fitter}’, A. Klespis, J. Scheible, B. Kutchcvcr.
Co-Captains of Varsity
Squad: M. L. Frazier, and
C. Fittery.
Mighty Mites, winners
of the Intramural games:
A. Gomola, J. Paine, G.
Klespis, K. Laycock, M.
L. Frazier, P. Allwein, N.
Allwein.
baseball
Lett to right, seated: S. Drahovsky, T. Swoyer, G. Hom, Mgr. II. Leiss, V. Payne, D. Mullins,
T. Eggert, J. O’Donnell, C. Deck. Standing: D. Fitzgibbons, R. Arnold, J. Meluskey, G. Yontz,
C. Eggert, J. Loehle, S. Gristick, D. Allwein, Coach Gordon Kirkessner.
Unfortunately, the yearbook had gone to press before
the diamond activity started. However, under the guidance
of Coach Kirkessner, the Blue and White started in full
speed on newly acquired Assumption Field.
Returning veterans like Steve Gristick, Jim O’Donnell,
Tom Eggert, Tom Swoyer, and Vince Payne are expected
to improve greatly, forming a good nucleus. With a fair
share of the breaks, the Lebanon Catholic swingers are
expected to turn in a representative season.
SCHEDULE
April Reading Catholic Away
20 Annville Home
28 Reading Central Home
29 Annville Away
day 6 Reading Central Away
7 Mt. Cannel Away
17 Reading Catholic Home
20 Alumni Home
27 Mt. Carmel Home
Jim Meluskey
T. Eggert makes the put out.
BOXING
They struggle with more than mathematics.
The class starts.
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Slants and Tangents
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They are very becoming, girls!
Gentlemen prefer brims
Someone is playing to the gallery
Lo, here hath been dawning another blue ay
These Arnolds do not belong to the same family, but they belong to Lebanon Catholic High School.
Front row, left to right: Mildred. Eleanor. Joan. Marian, Mary Ann, Afary Elizabeth, Rita, Suzanne. Second row: John, Joseph, Rose
Marie, Geraldine, Patricia, Eleanor, Margaret, Rose, Mary. Last row: Frederick, Eugene, Jonathan, Richard, Richard, Elijah.
Meet the Sophomore twins,
Nancy and Bobby Allwein.
J •
Elijah cracks a book.
Anyway You Look At It—It's LOHS!
The Patron Drive
Goes over the Top
Frank Bahsteter checks on
the returns for patron drive.
Lucky winners in patron drive:
Freshman—Claire Emig
Sophomore—Louis Ceresini
Junior—Thomas Leininger
Senior—Joan Kovach
PATRONS
Rt. Rev. Monsignor Paul D. Weaver
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Reverend Robert J. Maher
Reverend Frederick R. Bradcl
Reverend Matthias E. Sicdlecki
Reverend Anthony E. Burakowski
Reverend William A. Boyle
Reverend William J. Fitzpatrick
Reverend Joseph S. Hager
Reverend Ambrose P. Hayden
Reverend Francis J. Hcltshc
Reverend Anthony J. Mayan
Reverend Thomas J. Simpson
Reverend Boleslaus A. Stankiewicz
Lebanon Catholic High School
Athletic Association
Lebanon Catholic High School
Alumni Association
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Allwein
Miss z\nne Allwein
Miss Clara R. Allwein
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Allwein
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Allwein
Miss Louise Allwein
Mr. Paul A. Allwein
Mr. and Mrs. Paul .Allwein
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Allwein
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allwein
Mr. and M rs. Russell Allwein
Mr. and Mrs.- Victor Allwein
Mr. William .Amelmi
Mr. Ernest Anderson
Mr. Adam J. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Albert .Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence .Arnold
Miss Cora Arnold
Miss Doris L. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Arnold
Miss Ellie Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Arnold
Miss Geraldine Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Arnold
Mrs. Mabel Arnold
Miss Marj' Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Paul .A. A. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Arnold
Mr. Stephen F. Arnold
Miss Sylvia T. Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Aurentz
Mrs. Margaret Ayers
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bahsteter
Miss Marguerite Bainbridge
Mr. and Mrs. William Barry
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Barry'
Mr. and Mrs. William Barry—Jersey
Misses Margaret and Rebecca Bartley
Miss Clarinc Batdorf
Mr. A. A. Beattie
Mr. and Mrs. George Beattie
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Beattie
Mr. Ernest Bechtold
Mr. and Mrs. John Bednar
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Benninghoff
Mr. and Mrs. John Bergan
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bering
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bena
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Billingham
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bilovsky
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Birli
Mr. Aloysius Blcistinc
Mrs. Anna Blcistinc
Miss Margaret Blcistinc
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Blcistinc
Mr. and Mrs. Henn' H. Bours
Mr. and Mrs. .Arthur Boyer
Mr. Clair Brensinger
Miss Phyllis A. Brightbill
Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Brignola
Mr. Thomas Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brunclli
Miss Gertrude D. Capccki
Mrs. Catherine Carlson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Casamento
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Cassel
Miss Cecelia Cassidy
Florendo Ccrcsini
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ccrcsini
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Ccrcsini
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chanovitz
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chichi
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cincel
Mr. Alee H. Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Cohen
Miss Jean Coletti
Mr. and Mrs. Peter J. Connor
Mr. Joseph Consedine
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Coonan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coyle
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Coyle
Miss .Anna R. Croce
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Croce
Miss Christine Croce
Mrs. Florence Culhanc
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Daullary
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Davis, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Deck
Miss Matilda Dchm
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Dcngler
Miss Joann Deufel
Mrs. Frances Dilger
Mr. and Mrs. Mario F. DiNovo
Miss Joan DiNunzio
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Dippery'
The Misses Dissingcr
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Dissingcr
Mrs. Mary Dohner
Mr. Ezcquicl Dominguez
Mrs. Helen Dostich
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Drahovsky
Mr. George A. Drake
Mr. Daniel Drcssel
“Sis” Eek
Mr. Sylvester Eek, Jr.
Mr. Charles W. Eckenroth
Mr. and Mrs. James Eckenroth
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Eckenroth
Miss Julia Edwards
Miss Reginins Eggert
Mr. Donald Eisenhower
Miss Lucy Eisenhauer
Mr. and Mrs. William Embar
Miss Nancy Embich
Mr. and Mrs. John Embich
Mr. and Mrs. Emig
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fala
Mr. and Mrs. John Fath
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Faust
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Faust
Mrs. Catherine Fccscr
Mr. Boyd R. Felty
Mr. William B. Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. William Fittcry
Mr. Donald Fitting
Mr. Charles Fitzgibbons
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitzgibbons
Mrs. K. R. Fitzgibbons
Mr. William Flowers
Mr. and Mrs. James Folmer
Miss Beth' Foster
Mr. Charles Foster
Mr. and Mrs. John Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Foster
Fourth Grade (Si A.)
Dr. and Mrs. Louis Frank
Mr. and Mrs. George Frazier
Mrs. Lena Frazier
Miss Patricia Frazier
Mr. and Mrs. William Frazier
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Frick
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Frick
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gable
Miss Grace Galassi
Mrs. Maw H. Carman
Mr. Harry' T. Gass
Mr. and Mrs. Gates
Miss Agnes B. George
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilbert
Mr. B. J. Grabusky
Mr. and Mrs. Gafford
Misses Esther and Gertrude Greth
Mr. Stephen J. Gristick
Mrs. Stephen J. Gristick
Mr. J. II. Groff
Mrs. William Groves
Dr. Harris Gruman
Regis L. Guyer
Mr. George Haggerty
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hanner
Mrs. William Harlachcr
Mr; John Hamly
Miss Clare Hartman
Mr. Ericus Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. George Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hartman
Mr. Luke Hartman
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Hartnett
Mn anti Mrs. Ray Hartnett
Mr; and Mrs. Chester Haverneck
Mr. and Mrs. George Hoagy
Miss Frances Ucichcl
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Hill
Mrs. William Ilissncr
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Hom
Miss Carol Hom
Mr. Frank Hom—Jersey
Mr. George Hom
Mr. and Nirs. George Hom
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Hom
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hom—Jersey
Miss Teresa Hom
Miss Wilma Hom
Mr. and Mrs. John Homey
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Houser
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Howard
Dr. Nat R. Howard
Mr. Hugh E. Hummel
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Ill
Miss Elizabeth 111
Mrs. Elizabeth Jagnaw
Mr. Joseph Karinch
Mrs. Anna Katos
Miss Betty’ Katos
Miss Julia Keeler
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Keeler
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Keller
Mr. Edward Kenefick
Mary’ and William Kennen
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kenny-
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Kercher
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kercher
Mr. Rufus Kettering
Miss Genevieve Kimmel
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirkessner
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kirkessner
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kirkwood
Mr. Harry Kiscadden
Mr. Henry Kiscadden
Mr. Joseph Klein, Sr.
Miss Johanna Klespis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klespis
Miss Teresa Klespis
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kovach
Miss Judy Krause
Mrs. Margaret Kreider
Mrs. Theodore Kreider
Mr. William Kreider
M. L. Kreiser
Dr. and Mrs. Harold Krohn
Sophia J. Kruk
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krumbcck
Mr. George Kuman
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Kutchever
Mr. Dino Lali
Mrs. Mae Lanphier
Miss Catherine Lawless
Mr. Francis Lawless
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lawless
Mrs. Jennie Lawless
Mrs. Leahy
Mr. and Mrs. William Leedy
Mr. William Leib
Miss Helen Leininger
Mr. Adam Leiss
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Leiss
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leiss
Mrs. Helen Leiss
Mrs. Lucy Levengood
Miss Augusta Lewis
Mrs. James Lengle
Miss Teresa Leone
Mrs. Bertha Livalm
Miss Catherine Livcring
Dr. John F. Loehle
Miss Marie Lowry’
Mr. and Mrs. James Malone
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mangan
Mr. and Mrs. /Mien Mark
Mr. George Martel
Mr. and Nirs. James Martin
Nir. and Mrs. John Mason
Nir. and Mrs. Bashi Matarazzi
Nir. and Mrs. Michael Mazur
Mr. and Nirs. Albin Meluskey
Nir. Joseph Merkle
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Metro
Mr. and Mrs. John Metro, Jr.
Millie Michewicz
Mr. Joseph M. Mikoni
Nir. and Mrs. John Millacci
Nir. Freeman Miller
Nir. and Nirs. John B. Miller
Nir. Luther Miller
Mr. and Mrs. William Miller
Mrs. G. J. Moeschlin
Mr. and Mrs. D. Mongelluzzi
Niiss Mary Mongelluzzi
Mr. Robin Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moyer
Mrs. Helen Muench
Niiss Mary’ Murphy
Nirs. John Murphy
Mrs. Mary’ Murray
Miss Cecelia Murray
Mrs. Mary Mutavich
Mr. and Mrs. Howard McBride
Miss Catherine McCaffery
Mr. and Mrs. James McCafferv, Jr.
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph McDonald
Dr. and Mrs. J. J. McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Parker McGuire
Miss Mary McGovern
Mr. and Mrs. Earl McLaughlin
Miss Josephine Nattichia
Mr. and Mrs. Neubauer
Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Nichols, Jr.
Miss Valeric M. Nichols
Miss Gloria Jane Novak
Miss Jane Oberly
Mr. Frank O'Donnell
Miss Patricia O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Warren O’Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Otto
Miss Anne Paine
Mr. Joseph F. Paine
Miss Kathryn Paine
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Paine
Mrs. Vincent Payne
Mr. Rosario Perazzo
Mr. Harold Perlmuttes
Mr. Paul E. Peters
Niiss Helen Piarotc
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Pizzingrilli
Miss Theresa Pizzingrilli
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Porisey
Mr. Nick Porrcca
Miss Joyce Pottieger
Miss Peggy Ann Pottieger
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Powers
Nir. and Mrs. James R. Quarry
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Quarry
T. S. Quinn, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rafferty—Philadelphia
Nir. and Mrs. William Rakow
Mr. John Reddinger
Mr. and Mrs. William Reich
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Reigle
Mr. and Mrs. James Reilly
Miss Margaret M. Reilly
Miss Martha Reilly
Mr. Michael Reilly’
Mrs. Amelia Reznick
Mr. and Mrs. Cyril F. Richards
Miss Henrietta Richards
Mrs. Raphael Richards
Mr. and Mrs. John Ritter
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Roth
Mr. and Mrs. Rcmigius Rudegeair
Dorothea Sandberg
Mr. and Mrs. Saunder
Catherine Scanlin
Miss Julia R. Scanlin
Mr. Lee Scanlin
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Scaramuzzino
Miss Margaret Schaeffer
Mrs. Mary’ Schaeffer
Mr. and Mrs. George Scheible
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schissler
Mrs. Elizabeth Schlegel
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schlegel
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schneider
Mr. and Mrs. William Schneider
Mrs. Anna Schrum
Mr. Joseph F. Schubert
Miss Helen Schumacher
Mr. Thomas J. Serba
Mr. and Mrs. George Scyfert
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sharkey’
Mrs. Fred Shay
Mrs. Mary Shay
Miss Mary’ Louise Shay
Miss Rose Marie Shay
Mrs. William J. Shay
Mrs. Margaret Sherer
Mr. Steven Shirato
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Shirk
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Shirk
Miss Clara Shelly
Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Shuey
Mr. William Simone
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Simpson
Nir. and Mrs. Samuel Simpson
Mr. Robert Snavely
Mrs. Andrew Snell
Mrs. Veronica Snyder
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sperla
Mr. Michael Spindler
Mrs. Florence Stine
St. Mary’s Eighth Grade
Mrs. Edward P. Strickler
Miss Marie Strohman
Mrs. Mary Swoycr
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tarker
Mr. and Mrs. /Kndrew Thompson
Mrs. Frances Thompson
Mr. Herman Thompson
Mr. Warren Tice
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Travis
Misses Sarah and Jane Travis
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trainor
Mrs. Julia Troy
Mr. Edward Uhrich
Mr. George Uhrich
Mr. and Mrs. William Uhrich
Mrs. June Umberger
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Volk
Mr. Adam Wagner
Miss Colleen Wagner
Mrs. Marie Wagner
Mr. and Mrs. P. II. Wagner, Jr.
Mr. John W. Waklcnberger
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wasilewski
S. Clyde Weaver
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Wcirich
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wcstenberger
Mrs. Christine L. Wolf
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wolf
Mr. Daniel Ycingst
Mrs. Betty Yerkes
Mr. Stephen Yerkes
Mrs. Kenneth R. Young
Mr. and Mrs. George Youtz
Mr. Sterling Zerbi
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zoll
Mr. Curtis Zweier
Mr. Richard Zweier
DONORS
Adrienne, Joan, Kutch, Teresa
Miss Ellen M. Allwein
Mr. Pierce C. Allwein
Mr. and Mrs. James Allwein
Marian L. Allwein
Mr. and Mrs. Fiora Angclilli
Mrs. Amelia Arnold
Miss Dorothy G. Arnold
Elijah Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest /krnold
Mr. and Mrs. Henn' Arnold
Mr. Joseph Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Arnold
Miss Margaret Arnold
Mary E. Arnold
Mrs. Mary Arnold
Paul Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Arnold
Mr. Russel Arnold
Sylvester Arnold
Tommy Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Arnold
Mrs. Mildred Baker
Mr. Allen Batdorf
Mrs. Eva Batdorf
Mrs. Dorothy Binner
Mrs. Marie Bcrkheiser
Miss Rose Bolan
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boltz
Gail R. Bowman
Brandywine Tavern
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bruder
Mr. William Capriotti
Mrs. Catherine Carter
Mrs. Joseph Chcrcsini
Mr. Frank Cikovic
Clara and Bernadinc
Connie and Mary Lou
Mr. Ernest R. Corl
Timothy J. Coyle
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Dclio
Mr. and Mrs. S. DeMauro
Mrs. Thomas Dore
Mr. and Mrs. Francis DiCello
Mr. and Mrs. James Disciullo
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eck
Mrs. Margaret Eisenhauer
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Einrich
Mrs. Patricia Erdman
The Two Fifth Grades—Boys and Girls
Mrs. Mary E. Fleischer
Mr. Fred Fox, Jr.
Fourth Grade
Anthony J. Frank
Mr. Patrick Frank
Mrs. Margaret Freed
A Friend
A Friend
A Friend
Mr. and Mrs. John Fritz
Mr. and Mrs. Gable
Galen Mills
The Gang
Miss Reda Gannon
Mr. and Mrs. William Gibncv
Ethel A. Hartman
Mrs. Emma Hazeltine
Mrs. Elizabeth Hcrnlv
Joanne M. Hinks
Miss Lucy Hollinger
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Horn
Mrs. Anna Houser
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Houser
Miss Joan Hunt
Jovita M. Karinch
Mrs. James Keenan
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kern
Colleen M. Kipp
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kirkessncr
Eva T. Klein
Miss Jessie Klein
Mr. and Mrs. John Kovach
Mr. Frank Kury
Caroline R. Lane
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lander
Mrs-. Catherine Lcibich
Mr. and Mrs. George Levcngood
Mary E. Levcngood
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lieb
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Loeffcr
Marilyn and Peggy-
Mr. and Mrs. James Martel
Mrs. Catherine McKinney
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller
Mickey, Frona, Nancy and Mary Jane
Andy Ncpi
Mrs. Nye
Mrs. Paul E. Oberly-
Miss Elsie O’Donnell
Mrs. Irene O’Donnell
Mr. Michael Ondrcyicka
John C. Peffley
Mr. and Mrs. Raphael Pence
Mrs. Anna Phillippy
Ramon Pujals
Gail M. Putt
Ann C. Quarry
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reb
Emma Reifsnyder
Mrs. Raymond Reigle
James T. Reilly
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Reilly
Rosalie A. Repino
Mr. and Mrs. James Richards
Mrs. Harry Royer
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Rogers
Mr. Elmer Roth
Robert Rothgaber
Mrs. Frances Rudcgeair
Peter J. Rudcgeair
Rosalie A. Scanlin
Mr. and Mrs. William Scanlin
Helen M. Schaeffer
Mr. and Mrs. John Schlegel
Ann E. Sciotti
Miss Mary' Seaman
Seventh Grade
Mr. Anthony Shirato
Mr. John Shirato, Sr.
Mr. John Shirato, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shyda
Mrs. Joan Snell
John Souders
Mrs. Susan Stauffer
Louise A. Steckbeck
Mrs. Margaret Stuckey
Patrick T. Sullivan
Mrs. Mary Tcniplinc
Miss Mary' Troain
Mr. and Mrs. William Troy
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Uffner
Patricia Warlbw
Mr. William Weaver
Rosalie Winters
Mr. and Mrs. John Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Yedinak
John E. Zimmerman
Thomas Zweier
BUSINESS PATRONS
Ace Aluminum Sales Co.
A Friend
All American Dress Co.
The Ann Shop
Aquilcr’s Service Station
Dr. and Mrs. George H. Arnold
Arnold’s Candy Co.—Cleona
C. Leroy Arnold
Arnold’s Restaurant
Automotive Trade Association of
Lebanon County
Charlie Baer’s Army and Navy Store
J. S. Bashore
Thomas W. Batdorff Studio—Myerstown
Bering’s Grocery'
Bernstein’s Flower Shop
Blouch’s Variety Shop
Blue Bird Inn—Cornwall
Boughter’s Plumbing and Heating
Brandt’s
M. A. Brightbill Body Works Inc.
Brouse’s Pastry' Shop
Central Restaurant
Coca Cola Bottling Co.
Colonial Hotel
Colonial Restaurant
Compliments of a Friend
Crone and Reed
Tom Curtin’s Restaurant
Davis Pharmacy—Annville
DeAngelis and Sorccl
Dclio’s Better Store
Sam Diamond’s Army and Navy Store
John Di Nunzio
Dissingcr’s Sales and Service
Donmoyer’s Book Store
Mrs. Catherine Ealy—Seamstress
Endicott Johnson Shoe Store
Mr. Joseph Engle (Coal and Fuel)
Fcrdy’s Place
Fifth Ward Athletic Club
T. J. Flynn—Grocery
Fred Folmer and Son
Roy Folmer
Joseph Foster—Jeweler
Fox’s Inn
J. J. Frank—Realtor
Geller Real Estate
George’s Cafe
Tire Globe Outfitter
Goodman and Yeager—Annville
Grand Hotel
John J. Griesh
Gress Studio
Haak Bros. Dept. Store
Harpci’s Store and Studio
T. 11.1 Icilig (Local and Long
Distance Moving)
Mr. Eugene Hoaster
Hoffer’s Jewelry Store
Mr. Lloyd B. Horst—Builder
and Contractor
S. Kantor Co.
Charles V. Kcesey
Simon S. Kettering
Keystone Cafe
Robert M. Kilmoycr—Motor Stokers
Kingsley and Brown—Annville
Klopp and Cetron Furniture Store
Knights of Columbus Council No. 2870
Knight’s Life Insurance Co.
Krall Battery and Ignition Co.
Krause’s Hardware Store
K. and Y. Sales Co.
Lafayette Hotel
M. R. Laicha
Lebanon Business College
Lebanon County League of
Democratic Women
Lebanon Fertilizer Works
Lebanon Fur Shop
Lebanon Hardware Co.
Lebanon Moose Lodge No. 228
Lebanon Steel Co.
Lebanon Valley Tire Co.
Dr. C. W. Letcher
BUSINESS PATBONS
Compliments of Levitz
Lintz’s Wearing Apparel
Lloyd’s Potato Chips
Lochlc’s Drug Store
Louie the Tailor
Maennerchor Deutschcr Harmonie
Ma’s Old Fashioned Root Beer
May’s Machine Shop
McCrory’s 5 and 10c Store
McGowan’s Fuel Oil Service Station
Mesic’s Food Market
Miller’s Jewelers
John II. K. Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Miller
Miller’s Sunoco Sendee
Station—Myerstown
Milton and Sanford Koenigsberg Bros.
Murray’s
National Council of Catholic Women
Noonan Sacramental Wines—Scranton
North Side and South Side 5 and 10c
Stores
Olt’s Cleaners
George Paine—Roofing
Pcfflcy’s Seafood Market
Pennsylvania Catholic Beneficial
League
People's National Bank
C. M. Peters
Mr. Ferdinand Potocny
Reading Finance and Supply Co.
Reed’s Sport Supplies
Reliable Cleaners and Tailors
Reliable Coat and Dress Shop
Walter II. Rhoadc—Electric
Appliance-House Wiring
Royal Garage—Joseph M. Volk
Dr. T. J. Rubenstone—
Optometrist-Optician
Rudy’s Grocery' and
Bakery—Fredericksburg
Saint Mary’s Holy Name Society
Saint Mary’s Rosary Society'
Saint Mary’s Sodality'
Sander's Confectionery' Store
Schaffer’s Women’s Apparel Shop
Schreiber Bros.
Scrbo American Social Club
Ted Smith Service Station
Sowers Printing Co.
Standard Auto Co.
St. Gertrude’s Holy Name Society
Mr. George Steiner
II. Mark Swanger
P. H. Thompson's Sons
Thrift Shop
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar S. Tobias
Tot-N-Teen Shop
Typewriter Sales and Sen-ice
United Steel Workers of America,
Local Union 1374
Wagner Electric Shop
Frank A. Wcisgerbcr
Weidner’s /\uto Body Shop
Wcntzler’s
Wert’s Book Shop
Jimmy Wilson, Jr.
Catholic War Veterans
Women’s Auxiliary' of Catholic
War Veterans
Yellow Cab Co.
Young’s Cut Rate
BUSINESS DONORS
Alexander Studio
Bill’s Luncheonette
Blouch’s Grocery' Store
Boltz’s Meat Market
Colonial Theater
Curtain Shop
Doninoycr’s Book Store
Frazier’s Bar
Galen Mills
Homickcll’s Corset Shop
Kriin Beverage Co.
Laudcnnilch’s
Lebanon Hardware Co.
Liberty Square Restaurant
Photo Shop
Playnior Music Store
Reich’s Tailor Shop
Royal Jewelers
South Side Cut Rate
Spangler's Meat Market
St. Charles Hotel
Willow House
Wolf’s Furniture Store
SENIOR DIRECTORY
Mary Agnes Agresta
416 North Eleventh Street
Donald Edward Allwein
529 Hill Street
Joan Marie Allwein
248 South Eighth Street
Eleanor Mary Arnold
128 East Cumberland Street
Elijah Joseph Arnold
R.D. No. 5, Lebanon
Eugene Richard Arnold
31 East Locust Street
Margaret Mary Arnold
R.D. No. 3, Lebanon
Richard Adam Arnold
R.D. No. 5, Lebanon
Rose Dolores Arnold
Mt. Lebanon Cemetery Farm
Rose Marie Arnold
930 Walnut Street
Frank Carl Bahsteter
Ouentin
Dolores Veronica DeRomualdo
568 W. Chocolate Ave., Hershey
Rose Marie Drahovsky
331 North Eleventh Street
Rose Marie Eckenroth
123 South Fifth Avenue
Charles William Eggert
114 South Third Street
Patricia Louise Embich
124 South Second Street
Constance Julia Fittery
441 North Thirteenth Street
Bernadine Joan Fox
339 North Eighth Street
Mary Louise Frazier
1229 Lehman Street
Stephen Alfred Gristick
1255 Willow Street
Mary Margaret Hanner
210 Pershing Avenue
William Charles Harter
414 North Tenth Street
Donald Francis Hollinger
1124 Brandywine Street
Teresa Mary Horn
422 North Sixth Avenue
Marilyn Emma Keller
R.D. No. 3, Lebanon
Agnes Cecilia Klespis
433 East Guilford Street
Edward Richard Klimovsky
33 North Third Street
Joan Elizabeth Kovach
537 North Ninth Street
Barbara Marie Kutchever
445 East Weidman Street
Lorraine Elizabeth Mazur
2328 Mifflin Street
Mary Ann McCaffery
513 Walnut Street
Thomas John McDonald
813 Walnut Street
James Roche Meluskey
326 North Tenth Street
Helen Claire Miller
156 Weidman Street
John Edward Moyer
1226 Willow Street
Clara Louise Nepi
406 North Fourth Street
James Patrick O’Donnell
134 North Tenth Street
Barbara Ann Richards
202 Chestnut Street
Philip Richard Rupponer
13 East Lehman Street
Joan Kathleen Scheible
530 South Lincoln Street, Palmyra
Margaret Mary Simpson
244 Quince Street
Joann May Tobias
213 South Tenth Street
Mary Jean Uhrich
R.D. No. 4, Lebanon
Anthony Gabriel Verna
547 North Tenth Street
John Francis Weirich
442 North Sixth Street
Adrienne Marian Youtz
R.D. No. 1, Lebanon
Thank You
For making our yearbook possible by their generous support, we
thank our subscribers and patrons.
For their advice and patient understanding we thank the staffs of
Sowers Printing Company
Art Engraving Company
Gress Studio
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