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

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WJJ5 ,4J0,gf5 juror Syrian., laonaora ouncif .fdfidemgfy The Saint Thomas Aquinas Chapter of the National Honor Society, with its present mem- bership of twenty-eight seniors and fifteen jun- iors, has established a tradition. It has continued to honor those students outstanding for their traits of character, scholarship, leadership and service. Initiated last year, the stamp drive, for the benefit of the missions, again proved a great suc- cess. A trunk of supplies was also shipped by the society to be of service to missionaries. A significant contribution to the school was the recently-adopted Student Tutoring Program. The club also introduced the sponsoring of a scholarship fund to be available to those taking advanced courses. A few members of the Honor Society were selected to present the October assembly on the Vatican Council. This was the first in the series of student assemblies. Each year the society strives to improve itself and to become a society of action as well as one of honor. NHS OFFICERS - President Evelyn Weinert, Treasurer Patricia Rowe, Vice-President John Caparrelli. and Secretary Eileen Devlin plan the induction ceremony tor new members. NHS JUNIOR MEMBERS - First Row: Margaret Brown, Eileen Crimmins, Thor Eklund, Robert Martinez, Phyllis Diclc, Frances Lo- russog Second Row: Philip Lezenby, Lynda Bell, Eileen l-lalralslci, Aileen Donnelly, Gerard Latond: Third Row: Sandra Landers, Robert Freeman.

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4 S l l l i NHS SENIOR MEMBERS - Firsf Row: Elaine Dennison, Pau- per, John Labaclie, Gerlrude Burl, Joanne Hannabery, Mary line Turner, Kalhleen Marlin, Mary Saieslci, Niiole Salciunas, Kondash: Third Row: Maryanne Wirkowski, Ann Gillespie, Karhleen Dennis, Marie Prisco, Donna Adams: Second Row: Barbara Young, Mary Reinharr, Rosemarie Scalise, Lea Hun- Janice Berger, Palricia Bowers, Joseph Galdo, Slanley Kas- Ter, Jeanneffe Regan, Lorraine Rogers. SENIOR NHS MEMBERS Joseph Galdo, Jo- make final prepararion for The assembly on The anne Hannabery, Niiole Salciunas, Evelyn Wein- Varican Council. err, Maryanne Willcowski. and Mary Kondash

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jufure uainead Olga era l'el06ll'8 for CLOJQI1 9065 Supplementing the commercial course at Holy Cross is the Future Business Leaders of America Club. Membership is available to any student taking one or more business subjects. This organization gives the student the oppor- tunity to develop competent and aggressive busi- ness leadership. The participating students are encouraged to develop individual projects as well as to contri- bute to this year's special group project, termed Operation Econ . The latter consists in the col- laborating of student members' reports later to be judged on the national basis with other high schools cooperating in this project. In its second year at Holy Cross is the Na- tional Business Honor Society. The induction of five permanent and five probationary members of the NBHS took place in February. These out- standing commercial students were selected not only for their academic achievements, but also for their participation in various school and community projects. NATIONAL BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY members - First Row: Janet Heether, Maryanne L. MCG-urlc, Paulette Borowslci, Ann Gillespie, Carole Bromtield, Eileen Devlin, Marie Prisco, Jacqueline Weqener, Patricia Dooley: Second Row: Patricia Saporito, Patricia Mona, Clare Russell, Regina Del Soldo, OFFICERS OF THE FBLA - Dorothy Niemec, Richard Rhoades, Thomas Gusrang, Donna Adams, Marie Prisco and Fay Chiaccio plan their work tor this year's projects. Barbara O'Brien, Carol Stockton, Eileen Schuele, Jacqueline Stone: Third Row: Kathleen Taylor, Kathleen O'Connor, Con- stance O'Brien, Suzanne Marlcert, Rita Weinczyk, Eileen Mc- Gee.