Archbishop Walsh High School - Buchmann Beacon Yearbook (Irvington, NJ)

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0122 Qfd 6 - uffergdys A gathering ot photo-minded people . . . the shore . . . that's a good one . . . South Mountain . . . the darkroom . . .the park. . .trying . . . success . . .the zoo . . . negatives . . . black and white . . . we want color. . .Our secretary in charge ot vvill help you . . . inspiration . . . patience . . . perseverance. D. Fruzynski, B. Kievitt, M. Kimble, L. Szem, and N. Walker show procedure used to develop pictures taken at the Bronx Zoo. - pecffum - .ynyen 111751 Felt banners . . . the second and third tloor lobbycases . . . our trip to the Metropolitan Museum ot Art . . . Sister Corita comes to Walsh . . .Janice, our artistic discovery. . .the large posters tor the mixers . . . Fashion Illustration shown by Lynn . . . What abouttickets tor 'Man ot La Mancha'? . . .Sponta- neous prayers. . .Ed Ames sings his way in . . . l-low do you pronounce T-iet-i-a-n? . . .Will we ever make a collage?. . .a short and simple lecture in Negro Art . . . candles in various i Q is ll 5 shapes and colors . . . finally, an increase in artistic interests. Mrs. O'Connor hangs artistic accomplishments ot Walsh students as R. Ellmer and L. Drzyrnkowski assist her. R. Ellrner, L. Drogan, C. Wallinger ancl P. Golda discuss future plans tor a trip to the Cloisters. 76

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- f'OU6G06UI' - C1,reaf1'u1Yy Five more minutes, girls' '..,' 'Forget it, its tull ot cliches! . . . Only one poem this month? . . . Are you still here? You should have gone at tour o'cloclcl . . . Don't pick on me, the trouble with you is that you're so conservative! . . . Lets change printers, we ordered 700 copies and we've gotten only 600.' '...' 'This has mixed metaphors, vague imagery, changing verb tenses, and the antecedent ot 'he' in the third paragraph is 'John' in the first paragraph, but it has possibilities . . , No plagiarism! . . . Ughl R. Kuehl reviews material submitted to her. 3 i w , , P, Raschlce, typist, and L. Sanchez, lfuture co-editorl, amuse themselves over a copy. 1' C. Lotter, coeeditor, and R, Kuehl, editor, proofread a poem for Trouba dour. fff C. Wallinger, and N, Dougherty, art editors, make plans tor the next issue 75

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- We! Grow - QSQFUICQ Homemade cookies tor the veterans . . . Holiday placernats and favors tor a Convalescent Home at Thanksgiving and Christmas . . . Sophomore Class proiect: filling and sending Friendship Boxes to Children in South Viet Nam . . . Freshman proiect: preparing decorative crossword puzzles tor waiting mil- itary inductees . . . Personal visits to shut-ins in the area . . . Thousands ot hours merited by Walsh Volunteens . . . Latest proiect: assembling Friendship Album to be sent to South America. Bfrv 1 sl i 1 ll Sister Michael, E. McDonald, C, Ditta, R. Bernice, and S. Hanlon prepare Christmas ta- vors tor the veterans. - yzzkszbn - CSGCFMCQ D-Day, lOO'Zs tor the missions . . . Canceled stamps . . . Advocate subscription drive . . . 66 subscriptions sold . . . Trading stamps tor aged nuns home . . . Society tor the Propagation ot the Faith. . . Meetings otlvlission Representa- tives once a month . . .Conference with other schools to dis- cuss mission work. e M.. Sr J. Cicora and P. Tauriello display Red Cross award given to the school Brenda Mary and P. Catena count money collected for the foreign missions. 77