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

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McWilliams Clst. V.P.J, Archbishop to Dan Brintzinghoffer 12nd V.P.J, Cleric to Margie Devine CSec.J, and Merchant to Stephanie Repholz fTreas.J. Pagentry and fanfare invaded the kingdom as the subjects prepared for their final and most memorable Homecoming. The en- ergetic performance of Greg Hart as P.T. Barnum catapulted the Seniors to their third consecutive float victory, and the acquisition of the coveted Spirit Stick. The climax of the festivities was the crowning of the Queen and her Knight in shining armor, Santa Pizzagoni and Tim McWilliams. The subjects next adven- ture was a pilgrimage to the Poconos, the edge of the realm. It was a wonderful exprience that no one will ever forget. Flowing gowns and shining armor made the night of the Senior Prom quite spe- cial for all who attended, a 6'knight to remember. These activities were all made possible by the guidance of the Senior Class Officers: Sir Greg Hart CPres.J, Lord Charlie Branas Qlst V.P.j, Knight Matt Breslin f2nd V.P.J, Scribe Santa Pizzigoni fSec.J and the Sheriff of Nottingham Anthony Casale CTreas.j. The kingdom elected its very own mis- ter-Mister Holy Cross, Charlie Branas. His duties included gracing the kingdom with his presence for one year. What will the future bring for our subjects? Only time will tell! Their story certainly does not end here for it is only the beginning. Once upon a time...

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A jj . . X Class Jiistorg , - his is a story of how 416 princes and princesses made a four year journey through the Castle of Knowledge, Holy Cross High School. The story begins... ...Once upon a time, in jolly good U.S.A., the kingdom opened its gates to a select few-the Class of 1986. The subjects quickly joined the realm of their elders as they prepared for Homecoming with their theme, Peanuts . They se- lected Lady Katie Morrison as their representative for their Homecoming festivities. This and other activities were a success un- der the leadership of Jim Horsley and Santa Pizzigoni. As the year came to a close, the subjects en- joyed the granduer of excitement at Great Adventure-a true adven- ture',. With the warmth of sum- mer approaching, all asked the question, What will Sophomore year bring to us? As the story continues, the sub- jects are in the second phase of their journeyg sophomore year was a year of expectations for the soon to be SOPHisticated subjects. Growth was obvious as Fran Di- Vece fPres.j, Donna Maltese CV.P.j, Margie Devine fSec.J, and Stephanie Repholz CTreas.J helped the class to joust the com- petition with a winning float- ,'Switzerland on Wheels? The fes- tivities came to a zenith with the presentation of Baronness Lissa Mac Kenzie as representative at the Homecoming Ball. Switzer- land was such a hit that the sub- jects chose the Alps of New Jersey As the bees entered the win- dows, all knew summer was com- ing fast asking the question,l What will Junior Year bring to us? Before anyone could say 5'Touche ,, those rapid growin subjects were once again stompin through the halls of the Castle They banished their grey cloaks and adopted their ceremonial mar- roon robes for they were no longer serfs, but nobilty. The subject elected as delegates to the Hous of Lords were Mary Dillar tPres.J, Tim McWilliams CV.P.J Mike McErlean QSec.J, and Gre Hart fTreas.j. The Mass of th Rings was celebrated in Octobe and it was a truly festive an memorable occasion to those wh recieved their rings. Once agai Homecoming was celebrated by all as Duchess Jane Westhead as sumed the role of Junior Home coming Representative. 1924- came alive in the J uniorls interpre tation of New York City at night The subjects managed to win th float competition for the secon year in a row, a remarkable fea As the sweat starts to drip fro their brows, all knew summer wa: coming fast and they asked thu question, 5'What will Senior yea bring to us? The final months seemed to come all too soon. The subjects who were once serfs transformed almost Uovernightw, into the elders of the kingdom. Who would have thought that frogs could have turned into princes and princesses. The kingdom delegated the ruling Dillard CPres.j Chancellor to Tim

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we, Glue Aristocrats Uogage to the Galleria ,JL K were on the mmds of most of our . 1 Sewers-during the month of Janu- ary because this is where the Class of 1986 aftended their ciassftrip. Three days proved toibe an experience that not maz1y Seniers willjfergerferaiozigi time. It allfstarted on January 26,5198 6, w11err 329lSeniors crowd- plit Rock, the Gaiieria. Those words ed iheecafeteiia to getiready for the exper- ierrqe of their iifeffhisi was themost group of Seniors to ever attend a H01y Cross Sen- iorffrip, As isoonias the class arrived and got setxiethitgwas onward to the sibpes of the Gailerize With slight i complications, the Seniors got settledin their rooms that night and hada great buffctidinnerg a dance, a pizza party, and a mind reader act with the Manificent jManlo . The next day, our Serriors setloffifor the slopes again, this time enigliiy there was erzmi-formal dinner? and at their choice of Jack Frost or Split' Rock. For our non-skiiers, there was tow bogganing, iennis, weightiifting, horse' back riding, swimming, raquetball, mov- ies, and a variety ofother activities. That a danccfice cream party affair. Both nights, our Seniors had the choice of watching movies at 1:00 a.m. These memories will linger in their minds for- ever. i e