Essex Catholic High School - Talon Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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l OUTLOOK EDITORS plan future issue. PUBLICATION, NEW VISTA OF SOCIETY Another year, another graduation, another period of achievement- only these words can aptly describe the persistent growth of the Na- tional Honor Society. Having quali- fied for admission on the basis of scholarship, leadership, service, and character, its members are striving to continue the regular tutoring program and the series of lectures and cultural trips such as those to Newark Symphony Hall in October and the state capitol, Trenton, in March. ln addition, the advent of the So- ciety's literary magazine, Outlook , composed of poems and short stories contributed by the student body, crowned a successful year. OFFICERS CONDUCT monthly meeting in 211. N.l'l.S. SCHOLARSHIP SEMI-FINALISTS: ll-rl Raymond De Luca, John Dalton, Nicholas La Rocca, Kevin Cooney, Bro. Loftus, Phillip Forgione, Nicholas MeClear, William Reiter, Gerald Dalzell.

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PAST YEAR-ACTIVE ONE FOR MOTHERS CLUB ul! JJ' F CARD PARTY SWE AKES Linfanto, Mrs. Ella loscaritdl Dollano. Mrs Graco Mrs Faye EXECUTIVE BOARD! DIATED: Ill. Doroliy Irvin, Mrs Ann Cannon llloc. S8y.J, MII. Mary Cdolnan Uroas- urorl, Mrs. Anno Ryan Wrflontj, Qi. Kay Taylor lCorros. SocyJ, Mio. Mary lastigjl, Mrs. Leona Suminski, Mrs. Joaalo 0'Noll. STANI6: Mrs. Mar gout lorry, Mrs. lllto Rose, Mrs. San liquori, Mrs. Mary Dula, Mrs. Vlfjinia llllor, ln. G. J. Power lModoratorl, Mrs. Rojlna Hunkolo,Mrs.Mao Lukowiak, Mrs. Aliso l'loatson,Mrs. Fayo DoIlano,Mn. Rose Sauro, Mrs. Ann Dalton. AIIENT: MN. Mary Maltromonica. CARD PARTY COMMITTEE: SEATED: Mrs. Ella Mosearitola, Mrs. Ann Noss Khairladyl, Mrs. Mary Diou, Mrs. lloso Sauro. STANDING: Mrs. Fayo Dollano, Mrs. Alito Rose, Mrs. Dorothy Irvin, Mrs. Nina Gingorolli, Mrs. Mary Dula, Mrs. Sara Liquori, Mrs. Eloanor Egan, Mrs. Mao Lukovliak. 'ul' A 0- sq- 7, .Z vs, Q Participation, dedication, and service characterize the spirit of the Essex Mothers' Club. Through this organization the mothers of Essex students spon- sor closer parent-teacher co-operation, promoting the scholastic interests of their sons. Monthly meet- ings encourage parent participation. And the mothers, by their dedication, raise funds for the school and charitable organizations. The annual card party, the maior fund-raising affair of the year, was a huge financial and social success, while lectures, a fashion show, and a Christmas party highlighted the schedule.

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ESSEXMEN VOICE their opinion m November election. In its four years at Essex, the Social Science Federation has flourished. Its seventy members-in both senior and un- derclass groups-actively promote the social sciences, especially political sci- ence. This year William Juelis regularly con- ducted Youth Forum of the Air on WSOU. Also scheduled were the Jerseyman re- gional conference and Newark's Civic Day, a Washington trip and a memorial to former SSF president Otto De Franza. Mr. Murray's men likewise devoted time to their Inter-racial Justice Committee and the Alumni Dinner. STATE WIDE ACTIVITY CHARACTERISTIC OF SSF U N DAY Essexmen display theme in posters.