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

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Michael Schaffha user 272 Marie Ragone Louis Rapagna Alfreda Readinger Michael Reafh Kaihryn Regan Lorraine Regii Thomas Reinharl Iva Res Linda Roberis William Robinson Donna Rockafellow Angela Rollo Marie Sabino Josephine Sanforo 'lhrislina Scanlan 66165, .fdcfiuifiw ' cceiaf Page 120 Roberf Schanz Anne Schlinclwein Francis Sco'H James Sco'H' George Seaman Maria Seiler Michael Semler Karhleen Sheclalcer Michael Siergiei Harold Smilh James Smiih Mary Lee Smifh Paul Smiih Eileen Souihwick Cynlhia Sovalc

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64455 o .Spoken Qslucbea wifi: gona! jmezi With a greater sense of responsibility, jun- iors delve enthusiastically into their first year as upperclassmen. They realize the increasing importance of their studies and are thus led to a fuller growth of character. Distinctive for third year students is the Driver Education course, now in its second year. Of special in- terest this year is the fact that ten outstanding juniors were selected to participate in the ad- vanced placement course in mathematics, newly initiated at Holy Cross. Moreover, as juniors, they now become eligi- ble for admission to such organizations as the National Honor Society and the National Busi- ness Honor Society. Also, due to greater repre- sentation, they have a more active participation in the Student Council. Eagerly do the girls anticipate the privilege of wearing maroon blazers and proudly do the juniors accept their class ringsg all await the greater responsibilities and honors of the senior year. JERRY COWCHOK DEMONSTRATES 'll-ual' the bigger they are, l'he more they hide, as he catches forty winlcs in ihe library. Carole Abarelli Joseph Andreano Francis Ansley James Anthony Gregory Arena Barbara A+zer+ Kennefh Bagnell Dolores. Baker Patricia Barlow Harry Beclrer Eileen Beilz Lynda Bell Page 122