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

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?', UW COPY EDITORS PAT Rowe and Pauline Turner check material before submitting it to typists Diana Cannone and Helen Cannone. LUCIJ' ' illwflfllllg l'U'lll,Cl, members took place during the workshop in Kensington, Maryland. Planning of their work, begun during the subsequent weeks of vacation, was diligently followed throughout the school year by much detailed and efficient organization. Each year the staff has as its goal the presen- tation of a yearbook appealing to all, a book which the students will remember and appreci- ate as a true story of their high school life. AFTERNOON SESSIONS FIND Mary Ellen Mazza, Margaret Brown, Kathy Taylor, Sally Thompson, Frances Lorusso. Cathy Stevens, Jack Dougherty, Larry O'Toole, Phyllis Dick, and Eileen Hakalski working on headlines and deadlines tor The Lance. CO-EDITORS OF THE LANCE, Jeannette Regan and Lorraine Rogers appear to be in a desperational stage ot developing a good layout tor some ot the I72 pages in the I963 yearbook. Page 69

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lv VETERAN YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Jeff Dmochowski dem- onsfrafes developing fechniques fo his sophomore appreniices Tom WINDING UP A 'three day yearbook worlcship in Ken- singfon, Maryland, Pauline Turner, Pat Rowe. Lorrie Rogers, Suzanne Geho, Jeff Dmochowslci and Bill Morse prepare fo head homeward. l 7 Neary and Harold Smifh. BILL MORSE, BUSINESS manager, and Niiole Salciunes, phofo- graphy edifor, eagerly anficipaie final calculafion for underclass- men picfure refurns. The yearbook staff this year has devoted much time and effort to the production of a book of superior quality. Last year's edition merited four awards and it is hoped that the '63 Lance will be likewise well recognized. Our publication has been enlarged to accom- modate the increase in extracurricular activities and the introduction of advanced courses. Initial preparation for a few of the staff

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JOANNE HANNABERY, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, checks ads in the previous issue with Joe Smith, business manager. I 2 road urren fd Werifd on OM in reds! urueyd The school newspaper, Cross Currents, is in its sixth year of publication. Its five yearly issues bring to the students' attention all events, both current and impending. Also, as a student ac- tivity, the publication has merited honors for both the Press Club and school. The national and local scholastic press so- cieties, to which the school paper belongs, offer rewards to deserving reporters. One of these or- ganizations, the Quill and Scroll, sponsors the Current Events Quiz for which all high school students are eligible. In the quest for excellence, Cross Currents annually sends its staff members to attend several journalism conferences and courses, and to par- ticipate in such contests as the Temple Press Tournament. Our publication won several first place awards in national critical surveys this year and joined the local Burlington County Press Association. PAGE EDITORS DONNA Donovan, Veronica May, Joel Brink and Kathleen Curzie discuss plans for next issue of Cross Currents.