Gloucester Catholic High School - Maryan Yearbook (Gloucester, NJ)

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“If You Have Met Christ . . . Proclaim Him To The World!” “The World’s Most Impressive And Natural Leader.” Pope John Paul II 16

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The title became theirs on October 21, 1980 in the sixth game of a World Series that stirred with a skin- prickling excitement, when Tug McGraw struck out Willie Wilson on a 1-2 pitch to seal a 4-1 victory! To the Phillies fans it was a climax of a 98 year wait. The fans here at Gloucester Catholic caught the Phillies fever and expressed it in various ways. Some found their cure by dressing in red and white on a special casual day. Others went to the extreme by- attending the victory parade along Broad Street in “Philly which concluded at Veterans' Stadium. Gold and Maroon jackets of those who attended could be spotted throughout the “Philly Streets. Although all students could not attend, their spirit could be felt throughout the streets of Gloucester and Philly”! 15

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Reverend Thomas McIntyre Principal. Mt. St. Mary’s College, Villanova, M.A. Fr. McIntyre was recently named editor of the Catholic Star Herald, the Camden diocesen weekly. In his spare time (not very often) Fr. McIntyre plays tennis and racquetball. Winters find him launching slap shots on Wcstville Lake. He spends most of summer vacation at GCHS preparing for the school year, but takes occasional short trips to the shore. An avid Phillies’ fan, he is often seen at the Vet with Fr. Martin. His psychology class is enlightening. Reverend Joseph Martelli • Fr. Martelli is theVice-Prin- cipal at G.C.H.S. He is a na- tive New Yorker. Fr. enjoys teaching Senior theology. The afternoon announcements would not be the same without him. Everyone agrees that they could not have their Birthdays announced by a nicer guy. Most Reverend George H. Guilfoylc Bishop of Camden Most Reverend James L. Schad Auxiliary Bishop of Camden Rt. Reverend Monsignor James T. Tracy Superintendent of Schools 17