St Joseph Hill Academy - Hilltopper Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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l...- jI'e:iAlllal'l lnnocenr aspiranfs . . . wilh Thar green a'r+il'ude . . . Freshmen B . . . gerring acquainfed wifh new subiecrs . . . slruggling 'rhrough Lafin coniugafions . . . quofing Shakespeare . . . avid baskerball enrhusiasis . . . enjoying days never To be forgo?- ren . . . iniriafion . . . recifing iongue 'rwislers . . . arf of applying make-up . . . our big sis+ers . . . lhe seniors . . . Our firsl refreal . . . dwelling in sacred' visfas . . . candle-lighl recepfion . . . info lhe Sodaliry . . . cramming for mid-rerm . . . worry- ing over lhe reporf cards . . . scanning The honor roll . . . loolcing forward To weelcends . . . foofball games . . . slcafing parries . . . days on fhe campus . . . French lessons . . . fhe disrribufion of Mary Picfures of ihe new school building, which is in Lore I , , enfeg-ing fhe new gghool l , . recalling rhe process of ereciion, seem io fascinafe freshmen . . . arrival of our new uniforms . . . and lockers B officers. They are, leff lo righr, Nona Gallagher, President Frances Mannino, Vice President Nancy ' ' Sh-Olls on ilie Campus llnger In our memories Nugenf, Secrefaryg and Mary Lakeman, Treasurer. ' ' ' as we enlier ' ' ' llle Sophomore ' ' ' Year' Firsf row, lef+ fo righ+: D. Ducasse, G. Murphy, N. Gallagher, R. Murfha, P. Graebe, A. Tail, C. Luba, B. Dodson. Second row: E. Goetz, L. Lynch, A. Biiferli, R. Beriini, B. Perry, M. Lalremen, M. O'Hara, M. Humphreys. N. Nugenf, M. Shepard. Third row: M. O'Brien, J. Reycrafi, J. McEn- erny, E. Reichenbach, M. Carelli, P. Mannino, C. Edwards. J. Jones, B. Yuhasz, L. Yarbrough, C. Miller.

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Y-v UNH? FirsT row, leTT To righT: M. Jordan, M. Spencer, E. Eule, G. Curran, B. Bruno, T. Lengel, D. Morherd, N. Lehman. Second row: E. Morhard, N. Briguglio, J. Garibaldi, P. Royce, C. Aylwerd, M. Burns, P. VenCoTT. Third row: M. STepleTon, M. O'Shea, C. McDermoTT, I. O'Dessa, P. O'Desse, M. Hurley, M. Bruno, M. Cowhig. jl'05Alll6lll The Treshies . . . proud members oT Freshmen A . . . dreaming oT The TuTure years . . . conscious oT Their new disTincTion as high school girls . . . becoming accusTomed To Their new surroundings . . . ST. Joe's mosT enThusiasTic aThleTic Tans . . . Regarding The iuniors and seniors with awe . . quivering in Tear oT The horrors of iniTiaTion . . . proving To be really good sporTs . . . Bravely ven- Turing inTo The inTricacies oT LaTin . FrighTened aT The ThoughT oT Their TirsT midATerrns . . . sTudy- ing Tor ThaT social siudies TesT . . . daily visiTs To chapel . , . loyal members oT The Glee Club . . . endeavoring To decipher Their TirsT Shaliesperean drama . . . roniused glances during general sci- ence . . . ConsTanTly Hon The runl' To malce . . . bune' .... classes . . . Becoming members oT The Children oi Mary . . . lmmensely proud OT Their neaf navy uniforms . . . AnTicipaTing ThaT Tar-oTT day when They will be upperclassmen . . . being parT of Cur l.ady's CourT aT The coronaTion . . . relurning finally as sophies The wise Tools. FormuleTing e plan for Their coming schedule of evenTs which will be imporienf To all freshmen A class members ere leff To righT: Geil Curren, Vice President Maureen Jordan, President Carol Ayl- werd, SecreTeryg and Marion Spencer, Treasurer.

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