Trenton Catholic Academy - Corristin Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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K, J' I X TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION ...... FACULTY ..................... UNDERCLASSMEN ........ ........ ACTIVITIES ............. ....,... SPORTS ...... ..,.,.,, SENIORS ......................,....... .,..,,,. FACULTY DIRECTORY ,..,. ........ SENIOR DIRECTORY ...... ...,.... PATRON S ...................., ,.,,,,,,

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'? Q .sw i ,X if A. Jug xfi if r fi ,Q I W wr , J I ez .. as - Ml at E .. N i,- sl R i z , an 'iff Y 1 K 51 Corristin 1973 presents the many varied stitches woven into the tapestry of our school days. This year is even more special than previous ones because we not only have embroidered our own memories, but also have interwoven many new experiences, and most importantly many new friends. just as each and every stitch was essential to make the picture complete, so every event and person was essential to make 1973 one of the most unfor- gettable. Now without further delay, we invite the reader to peruse this wondrous woven magic. These years have been a tapestry, Of rich and royal hueg An everlasting vision of the things we used to do. A wondrous woven magic, In bits of brown and gold. A tapestry to feel and see, Impossible to hold. Adapted from TAPESTRY by CAROL KING

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GMPETE T A D DEDIC TED D INISTRATOR The Very Reverend His Excellency, The Most Reverend THOMAS J. FRAIN, Ph.D. GEORGE W. AHR S T D Diocesan Superintendent of Schools Bishop of Trenton In a few minutes, Father Fitzpatrick, Bishop Ahr and Father Bohnsack would be standing before the graduating class of 1972. They seem to be contemplating their words of congratulations and ad- vice as they walk towards the scene of commencement. A similar scene will most likely grace our own commence- ment, June 4, 1973. X E ..,.. QR .saw 5