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

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Religion Studies Develop True Christian Viewpoint To lead students to their eternal salvation is the major objective of the religion course at Holy Cross. In striving for this end, the department seeks to give the students a better under- standing of the Triune God, the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, a knowledge of the Catholic Church as the true Church, founded by Christ, and a comprehension of the precepts of God and the Church which govern our relation- ships with Him and our neighbor. To further this aim, Christian principles are integrated into the subject matter ot all other courses. The school also provides many opportunities for grace in First Friday Mass and Holy Communion, Lenten devotions and the annual Holy Week retreat. 'i F Ffilllrf Frances Lorusso points out the scene of the curing of the ten lepers on a map of the Holy Land to Antoinette Strenski in a sophomore religion class. Father Sergei distributes Holy Communion during a monthly First Friday Mass.

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Looking to the tuture by making use of the guidance library are Terrence O'Dea, Karen Whalen, Thomas Pine, and Kathleen Struzinski. Lt. G. Yetter, head of the Burlington County Civil Air Patrol, issues in formation about C.A.P. to interested students Paul Ordog and Paul Chal lender. Tom Reoth proves that his course in Mind Your Manners was not put to waste as he assists Raymond Buckno in gathering up his books after a coli sion. Scholarship material on the guidance bulletin board is examined by college - minded seniors Corey Hart, T h o m o s White, and D o n a l d Young.