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

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After the last song was played and the final dance danced, a Midnight Mass was said in the Social Hall to top off a wonderful evening. The couples look tired, but the Folk Mass was alive and appreciated for with this Mass the Sunday obligation was fulfilled. Opposite page — Tears of joy flow from Deborah Keenan ' s eyes as a Midwinter ' s Night Dream comes true, Debi was crowned queen of the Junior Dance. Eileen Sheehan and Patricia Johnson were chosen as her attendants. Al- though the dance is now in the past, happy memories still linger on. Pausing from prom night festivities this table seems to be having an interesting conversation. Anne Marie Brown manages to capture the photographer ' s eye with a smile. Acting as chaperone and photographer Mr. Bud Fedele poses Eileen Haley and her date for pictures. 79

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In a song a remembrance

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!n a minute there is time for Many after school hours extend into the weekend as staff member Terri Tufano, assistant editor Terry DiLodovico and editor Mary Pat Roitzsch, use the press room as a clubhouse for the yearbook staff in the development of the hilltopper. Pinatas seem to be the thing this year as Hilltoppers gather around the pig to reach the goodies on the inside. Although the Pinata is an old Spanish custom, students of all languages enjoyed the fes- tivities. A new experience this year was the Senior- Faculty game. Feelings were mixed among the student body as to whom they should root for and although the faculty won, nobody went away mad. So every detail will be per- fect for their long-awaited night, juniors Kathy Logan and Lucy Buono take time out after school to make a shining, blue and green re- membrance for the Junior Dance.