Holy Cross High School - Lance Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

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Maturity Forms Basis for Sophomore Responsibility With the time of initiation and adjustment be- hind them, 275 sophomores are now willing to accept the academic challenge of high school. As life is viewed more maturely, they begin to realize the obligations imposed by this freedom to know and to learn. They are no longer merely ob- ligations to family and school, but rather, person- al obligations to God and self. The school recognizes this growing maturity by allowing sophomores representation in the Stu- dent Council and greater participation in the vari- ous clubs and organizations. Likewise, the sopho- mores give readily of their ideas and energies in an effort to make the school cin integrated part of their lives. Sophomores are relaxed and interested individ- uals who profit from and enjoy the benefits and extra-curricular activities of school life. More im- portant, however, they are striving to become earnest and industrious students who can appre- ciate the satisfaction which comes from knowing and learning. l Eileen Hakalski practices her declamation for a speech tournament while Mary casionally prompts. E A ,X Q, W 4 , , Mist 1' ' its tt? 1 ag ig. Y' ffl 'K' 'fl Q5-fist? ,E K s 2 1 4 ' i' its? i cf F 4 . . ..... .. .. 'ist f we X i , 5 fs.- , fslllgkx l tax is e- gt 1' y3?fQ1gSi'4ii:.g- ' if-ziggigfsgp-Xgggiggg-feggsgs M 5 W llO Anne Shisler oc- William Anderson Margaret Brown Ronald Caracciolo Virginia Carclea Eileen Crimmins Robert D'Augustine Phyllis Dick Aileen Donnelly Charles Dowling Thor Eklund Jane Gillis Thomas l-labingreither Michael Hall Walter Huber Edward Joseph