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

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Ship's officer Lucian Rominiecki extends a friendly welcorne to Eugene McLaugh- lin, one of the young travelers. 1 Glee Club: First Row-Patricia Daniels, Anita Kranz, Joan Max, Kathleen Goff- ney, Kathleen Bradley, Natalie Hamilton, Constance Brunetti, Arleen Cerrone, Susan Mulhall, Elaine Gunn, Helen Podraza, Lydia Pugliese, Anne Hausl, Second Row-Frances Freynik, Elaine Dennison, Carroll Williams, Janet Rogers, Joyce Longo, Frances Howard, Claire Nothe, Joanne Preto, Anne Houck, Beverly Rudolph, Carmella Moradonno, Pauline Turner, Third Row--Grace Keane, Elizabeth McAdams, Laura Gaffney, Nancy Feeney, Rosanne Sehl, Sarah Thomp- son, Maryanne Clauss, Alene Harris, Rita Zinar, Mignon McCarthy, Karen Campbell, Nijole Salciunas, Fourth Row-Maureen Morton, Janice Berger, Mar- garet McNulty, Joanne Stecher, Teresa Elmendorf, Betty Traficante, Christina Wizmerski, Barbara Pokorski, Kathleen Wollschloger, Eileen Tatu, Suzanne A Cappella: First Row-Edward Freeman, Phyllis Dick, Elizabeth Shields, Patricia Lu Brant, Marianne Shisler, Mary McQuaide, Kathleen Dennis, Patricia Shields, Patricia Montone, Bernadette Gallagher, Margaret Brown, Mary Jean Crowe, Patricia Hartman, Joanne Buckno, Kathleen McHugh, Virginia Orfe, Michael Valinis, Eugene McLaughlin, Robert Martinez, Second Row-Lucian Rominiecki, Agatha Riccardi, Patricia Pino, Marianne Seng, Lynda Davis, Rita Weinczyk, Aileen Johnson, Regina Natanni, Antoinette Strenski, Geho, Maryanne Kaciuba, Mary Fucci, Julianne Laslocky. Overcome by the beauties of Paris, Kathy McHugh and Kathy Curzie, as Cornelia and Emily, discuss the Arc of Triumph. wonders of that city in front of the Patricia Smith, Joan Bollinger, Kathleen Curzie, Kath- leen Herron, Mary Ellen Mazza, Carole O'Connor, Joyce Freynik, Andrew Grobowski, Third Row-John Lusardi, John Holzinger, Beatrice Omar, Jane Gillis, Leah Mal- achek, Kathleen Siegle, Donna Wille, Francine Pocius, Rosemary Borsch, Barbara Peter, Eileen Hakalski, Suz- anne McGurk, Joanne Hannabery, Rosemary Dunbar, Mary Anne Witkowski, Virginia McGlinchy, John La- badie, James Owens.

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Junior members of N.H.S.: First Row Patricia Rowe Row Evelyn Weinert Barbara Young Joanne Han Bernadette Gallagher, Pauline Turner Lea Hunter E nabery Janice Berger John Caparrelll Stanley Kasper leen Devlin, Kathleen Martin Lorraine Rogers Nijole Joseph Galdo Jeannette Regan Jeanne Hagarty and Solciunas, Kathleen Curzie, and Joel Brink Second Maryanne Witkowski Newly-installed National Honor Society officers, Peter Pizzutillo, president, Jo-Ann Devlin, vice-president, Nan-' cy Adams, secretary, and Anthony Stangert, treasurer, confer with Rev. Arthur St. Laurent, speaker at the in- duction ceremony of the St. Thomas Aquinas Chapter. They're all yours! says Stan Kas- per os he hands a pound of stamps to Tony Stangert ond John Capar- relli.

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First Row--Helene Hartman, Cecilia Sacco, Elena Daly, Eileen Beitz, Joel Brink, Joyce Hoffman, Mark Baiada, David Wargo, Frank Logandro, William Arbocus, Harry Marishak, Edward Egan, Edward X. Malone, William Knickman, Second Row--Kathleen Martin, Lorraine Rogers, Jeannette Regan, Maureen Monaghan, Sharon Gress, Carolyn Wollschlager, Mary Bock, Mary Kondash, Barbara Biscup, Paul Kiessling, Gregory Constantini, Richard Angell, Joseph A. Cunningham, Ti-iird Row-Emily Rogers, Lea Hunter, Paul Gotti, Harold Smith, John Zimmer- man, Paul Challender, Earl Gale, Michael Bazulis, Stephen Kulics, Joseph T. Cunningham, Joseph Haas, Fourth Row-Thomas Gamble, Raffael Giannantonio, Michael Sierjieg, Frank Pocius, Lawrence O'Toole, Albert Jones, Francis Jung, David Heim, Michael Semler, Paul Fisher, George Shiffer, Charles Eck, Robert Bollinger. Mrs. Skinner Wirginia Mc- Glinchyl gives some mother- ly advice on traveling abroad to her daughter Cor- nelia lKathy McHugh? and her friend Emily CKathy Cur- ziel while Mr. Skinner lJim Owens? looks rather anxious to see them leave. 63 Glee Club Provides H C H S With Vocal Entertainment A popular extracurricular activity at Holy Cross is the Glee Club. The chorale presents several musical programs during the year. The largest of these performances is the annual operetta. This year's performance was the musical comedy entitled Our Hearts Were Young And Gay . Other functions include the Christmas pro- gram, the Home Ec fashion show, and enter- tainment for PTA meetings and assemblies. Members specializing in singing without ac- companiment comprise the A Cappella. Con- sisting of approximately forty students, this select group perfected by many months of practice, performs for the Senior Play and at other functions. For students and parents alike, the Holy Cross Glee Club has provided much enjoyable entertainment.