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

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YCS President Donna Nagengast and moderator Sister Xavier gather with members of the folk group for a re- hearsal. Our spirited guitarists provide the accompaniment for the Hill ' s Folk Masses. To Be Alive is the theme of Senior 107 ' s Religion sessions, even at 8:30 in the morn- ing. Ava Schoentube takes the initiative as class coordinator while Ginger Cregorowicz and Anne Marie Sheehan activate their dancing skills. The remainder of the class is happy to participate in a Christian get together wbere each girl can express herself as she feels her individual spirit alive and free. 0 ' H

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« 4- i; Hb ' W»-v«»Jfc i S»% W t ' V ' Up, Up and Away is Joan Wiest as she shows her tram- poline skills. Joan is a mem- ber of the Gym Club where Hill girls get a chance to un- wincJ after school. The tram- poline is just one of the many thmgs to do in the gym. Gymnastics, Basketball and Volleyball are some of the other favorites. 67

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After a day of learning, these Seniors pack up their knowledge and are off to teach CCD at St. Michael ' s. The YCS roster of activities included a visit to Bridgeport, Connecti- cut. The girls arrived armed with Yuletide cheer and homebaked goodies. Sophomores, Monica Foge and Leslie Langworthy ready a fresh batch of cookies for delivery. A spiritual highlight for the pre-holiday festivities at the Hilt was a Christmas Mass celebrated by Father McNamara. Organized by the Seniors, each class contributed to the offertory proces- sion with banners, Christmas decorations, and symbolic gifts. This Mass also previewed the new Canon. Here juniors Chris Mullin and Cathy Brosnahan receive Communion. 69