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

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l i i Sandra Landers presides over registration of competitors and moderators from Cathedral l-ligh. Holy Cross hosted over seventy students in a speech tournament. Dignity, that's what counts with Sweethearts Maggie Marrazzo, Bob Stewart, Cheryl Reiss, and Tony Stangert as they pose for a moment in Meet Me in St. Louis. Look, Gramps, 'Lady Babble' has beautiful blue eyes. This turn-of-the century trio is Althea Hayes, George Baker, and Christine Salciunas,

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Band Provides Outlet for Musicians of Tomorrow Aiding in the development of personal talent as well as a cultural background, the Holy Cross band has steadily progressed since its origin in l958. At present, under the capable supervision of Mr. Glenn Arnett, forty students receive instrumental lessons. Although halt ot these students are beginners, prospects for a large band are most encouraging since many ot these, as well as the experienced members, are underclassmen. The band members hold sessions every Friday when they earnestly practice and per- fect their musical talents. Their activities have included playing at pep rallies and entertaining tor assemblies and P.T.A. meet- ings. . V..-.-2 After private practice, instrumental students, such as Jeffrey Berdini, play their piece tor Mr. Arnett. Event- ually he hopes to be admitted into the school band. The school band runs through a march under the direction ot Mr. Glenn Arnett Members include: Charles O'Toole, Richard Johnson and Ratfael Giannantonio, guitar, Kathleen Higgins, accordian, Phyllis Dick and Gerard Lafond, piano, Robert Mazzuca, Jay Falkenstein and Joe Di Santo, sax, Philip Raively and William Kiliany, drums, Roseanne Sehl, Michael Valinis, Robert D'Augustine, Ed Hughes and Michael Semler, trumpet, Wiley Pickett, trombone. A one, and a two, and a three . . . Student director Richard Lind gets ready to lead the school band during the Christmas program. 65 , , W

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Masque and Lance Society Sponsors New Activities Lights, curtains, action! Such was the call answered by the senior members of the Masque and Lance Society, Their answer resulted in the production of Meet Me in St. Louis, the first senior play to be presented. During the Christmas season, sophomore members presented the story of the Nativity to a joyous student body. Away from the glare of lights, the Masque and Lance Society carries on various dramatic and speech activities. This year, as a fresh approach to the drama club, two seniors direct after-school classes for underclassmen. As part of the Forensic League, students apply the techniques of sophomore speech class to poetry and dramatic readings, extemporan- eous speaking, debate, and declamation. The Temple and Benjamin Franklin Speech Tourna- ments are among the many speech tourneys in which members competed. Shepherds Dennis O'l-lara, William Schafthauser, Adrian Lyons, William McDermott, and Joseph Andreano notice the star as they watch their flocks in the annual Christmas play. ' i 1 , .