Holy Cross High School - Lance Yearbook (Delran, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1963 volume:

I ls! 4? - il ! - 9 W.. .an-.,..-. .. jyw y5iu Memwme ezmzzm,e4 af am age . . . fence 1963 I-loly Cross I-liglw Sclwcol Riverside, N. J. VI3 .ff we sae wcvziluf of Zffze fzonaa Page 4 of Jain? ca Gfzaidicw, Page 5 we will accepl' due cfzaffenqed We are presented with the challenge of using our talents for the cause of Christ. It is largely up to the laity to further the apostolic service of the Church and to adapt its apostolate to the chang- ing Ili-:f?flS of the age. Our goal, of such great con- wfzicfz sequence, entails many distinct challenges. Whatever our state in life, We are expected to be competent leaders, ever aware of personal re- sponsibilities. With firm convictions as the foun- dation of a zealous apostolate, we, as Christians, in order to live up to our name, can never cease to be apostles. If these challenges are to be met, the laity must take it upon themselves to perfect the essen- tial qualities of true Christianity. Our considera- tion of others must be permeated with charity and mutual respect, our life with true devotion and generosity, our apostolate with zeal and persever- ance. Youth is an essential part of the laity. We, as students of Holy Cross, are presented with the many challenges of the lay a ostolate. It is only P by both recognizing and accepting these chal- lenges that We will be true Christians. .jjzaez lijgdllgggllgfed ll Chridfian. olgacleradila . . . Administration Faculty jirm Conuiciiona . . . Curriculum .7442 Soda! .xdpoafofafe . . Activities l-Qemonaf lgeapanailihly . . . Students Page 6 page 9 page 31 page 55 page 97 We fbecficaie '7!w 1963 .fame ia... Possessing such valuable qualities as natural administrative ability and sincere interest in each pupil, Sister Margaret Marie, C.S.C., has contributed much to Holy Cross's efficiency and spirit. Previously, Sister Margaret Marie was Dean of Studies both at St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana, and at Dunbarton College, Washington, D. C., supervisor of schools in the Eastern Province of the Sis- ters of the Holy Cross and Provincial Su- perior. Our assistant principal, for the past six years, has also been Superior of Holy Cross Convent. In her frequent relations with the stu- SISTER MARGARET MARIE, C.S.C. dents, Sister has demonstrated her genuine concern for, and understanding of the in- dividual, as Well as a desire for the general betterment of the school. Certainly, stu- dents will later appreciate Sister's many endeavors to acquaint them With the ad- vantage of a sound, extensive education and to offer such a program to them. Faculty and student body alike join in a spirit of deep gratitude for our assistant principal. To Sister Margaret Marie, in appreciation for her many great sacrifices and contributions, We, the students of Holy Cross, wish to dedicate our 1963 edition of The Lance. Pcxqe 7 7fze efzallenqe a .feacfea ' Greater than the art ot the sculptor or painter or architect is the art ot him or her who molds the minds and hearts of youth to greater nobility. To reproduce in souls the living image of Jesus Christ is a work tar surpassing the finest creations of hu- man art. s fSIf. john Chrysostomj .Aclminidfrafora reaenf mrfdy goagi fo lgulaili As principal of Holy Cross, Father Cartier has many responsrbilities. His is the duty of guiding tlfe students through both the spiritual and the scholastic achievements of the year. With his priestly faculties, Father has brought us closer to God, especially through his offering of the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass on First Fridays and through his words of advice and assurance. Having upheld the high standards which were initiated with the entrance of the first class at Holy Cross, Father has encouraged both the faculty and the student body to a genuine reali- zation of personal responsibility. with the welfare of the school foremost in his mind, our principal strives continually to improve the facilities and expand the curri- culum, thus keeping up with current educational trends. As in the past, our assistant principal has maintained her constant and untiring efforts in fulfilling the many tasks for which she is respon- sible. Among her duties are those of scheduling students' curricula, offering practical advice and encouragement, and substituting for teachers during absence. Certainly, as an educational ad- visor, Sister Margaret Marie has directed the students to discover the opportunities for true success in life. Having as her objective the furtherance of sound, extensive education, Sister, in outlining students' courses, has endeavored to uphold this ideal. Her guidance in these matters is intended to develop well-educated persons. This past year Sister has continued to concern herself chiefly with maintaining high education- al standards, characteristic of her deep interest in the welfare of our school. FATHER CARTIER DISCUSSES 'the new homeroom arrangemenf with Sister Ma rgaref Marie, C.S.C. Page 10 Sisfer Margarei' Marie, C.S.C. Assis+an+ Principal Reverend Paul A. Carfier Principal Page 1 1 lit lac ing ja!! ginaleauom 0 .Spread Chridlian ima Teaching ability and personal achievement are the faculty of Holy Cross. Their methods of instruction and genuine interest in their respec- tive subjects urge a greater educational develop- ment in the student. Characteristic of our teaching staff is the spirit of self-sacrifice, exemplified in their at- tending various supplementary classes- for the greater benefit of the student as well as for their own personal enrichment. Furthermore, many faculty members act as moderators for the newly- formed activity clubs. Another of their recently undertaken responsibilities is the sponsoring of the monthly student assemblies. While displaying various athletic abilities and good sportsmanship, our fearless faculty again participated in the annual faculty-varsity basketball game, and soon after, were handed their second defeat of the year by our alumni. In our school, the general atmosphere of friendly yet respectful relationship existing be- tween the faculty and students allows a liberal opportunity for the enriching exchange of ideas. To our faculty we owe unflinching gratitude, cu- operation and loyalty. Reverend' Edward' Dougherty Religion lll, IV FACULTY MEMBERS REMAIN affer school for a demonsfrafion of audi-visual equipmenf in 'lhe library Page 12 Reverend Francis J. Sergei Dean of Boys Head of Religion Deparfmenr Sponsor: Afhleficsg Alumni: Cafeferie Sisfer M. Vidoria, C.S.C. Dean of Girls Head of Music Deperlmeni' Religion IV: Music I Sponsor: Glee Club, A Cappella Page 13 Sis'l'er M. Angelih, C.S.C. English I,lIl: Laiin l Sponsor: 207: Poefry Club Mr. Eugene Wollschlager Mr. John Weber Mr. Francis Taney Religion l: Laiin l,ll,lV Business Law: Bookkeeping: Guidance Counselor Sponsor: I09 Salesmanship: Advertising Lafin l,ll Sponsor: 203 Sponsor: 2I I Mr. Thomas Beebe Sis+er Bernard Marie-, C.S.C. Religion I: English l,ll Guidance Counselor Sponsor: Il2 Religion II: World Hisiory Sponsor: IOS: FTA Page 14 gawk? Wemderd Wnoclerafe 66465, ,xdcfiuifiea Sis'l'er M. William, C.S.C. School Chapel Sacris+an Religion II: World Hisroryg World Geography Sponsor: l08: Cheerleaders: Pep Club Reverend Francis R. Russo Head of Guidance Deparrmenl- Sponsor: Farhers' Club, Boolrsrore Sisfer M. Presenfina, C.S.C. Religion IV: English ll: Speech Sponsor: Declamafion Club Page 15 M 571-msg? fm? K .Mi Q, 'Lei ig 11 uf -qw-7. Mqfgwx M Elm 47 X bi Q- -....... 5 T 5 1 1 gn 0 -S204 JQOWLJQQ Sis+or M. Ernesiine, C.S.C. Librarian Sponsor: Audio-Visual Technicians Club: Library Club Mr. William Curzio Religion I, IV: Economics Mr. Armand Taraborelli Religion I: World Geography: Page 17 World Hisfory Sponsor: 2 I9 e ' . ag :jg .Icrecf Our .gnfef ecfua! pfogredd Sis+er M. Joseph Aniia, C.S.C. Head of Mafhemafics Deparlmeni' Advanced Mafhq Maih Review: Geomehy: Advanced Placemeni' Mafh Sponsor: III: Nafional Honor Sociefiy Sis+er Sarah Marie, C.S.C. Head of Social Sfudies Deparfmenf Sociol09YT U. S. Hisfory I. II Sponsor: 209: Deluafe Club Mr Jose h Mur h - P P Y Religion I: French I: English IV Page 18 Sisier M. Raymunda, C.S.C. Mr. Pefer Franlr Religion IV: Typing I, II: Business Head off English Deparimenl' Organizalionl: Consumer Business SPGGCIWI Engllill' lll. lv Sponsor: 2I7 Sponsor I03: Masque and Lance Sociefy Mr. An+hony De Chrisfopher Head of Science Deparlmenl' Religion lll. IV: Physics: English l Sponsor: I06: Physics Club T l S' M. V' l ,C.S.C. C A'A ' J 8 Hziilerof Arlulxgparlmenf X L Lt goo Xanzp e7 Arl' lg Drawing and Painling: Commercial Ari' Page Z0 Mr. Sianley Sfankiewicz l Religion lllg Speech: Biology Sponsor: ll0 l Sisler M. Ursulyn, C.S.C. Religion ll: Algebra lg Geomefry Sponsor: I I5: Mafh Club rge ealaonfiigigfy Mr. Sfephen Pisfolakis Algebra l, ll Mr. Thomas Casey New Jersey Hisroryg English II, Ill Mr. Thomas Flavin Religion HI: Lafin I: Filing: General Business ' ' Sisfer M. Rose Michael, C.S.C. Religion II: French I. II Sponsor: lOl: Cross Currenfsg The Lance Page 21 Mr. Anrhony Taddeo Religion Ill, IV: Algebra ll: Chemisrry Sponsor: 205 Mr. James Anderson Religion Ill: Physical Science: Chemislry Sponsor: I07: Chemisiry Club Sin-or M. 'Cole'H'a, C.S.C. Sider M- Florian. C-S.C- Head off Home Economics Deparfmeni' 5l10I'l'l1GflCl l. ll: TYPlf'9 l. ll Cooking: Clo-l'l1ing Cons+ruc+ion l, ll Sponsor: Neecllecrafl' Clul: Page Z2 .9rengfAen Ms fo Jgccelaf Socia! Ckafenged . . . Mr. Joseph Ceremsalc Arhleflic Direcfor U.S. Hisfory I, ll Sponsor: II4: CSMC: JV Baslrefrball Coach Pdge 23 EXQT ii Sisfer M. Harold, C.S.C. Head of Commercial Deparfmenl Secrefarial Office Pradice: Typing Il: Shorfhancl ll Sponsor: 2I6: Nafional Business Honor Social-yg NOMA: FBLA Mr. Joseph Goh Religion l: Algebra I Sponsor: 206 Mr. Charles Laf'Ferl'y Religion Ill: U. S. Hisfory I Curreni- Evenis Sponsor: Ill-B Mr. G. Russell Waife Religion Ill: Mafh I: Bookkeeping Sponsor: 2I2: Assisiani- Foofball Coach Mr. Louis Palucii Religion III: Economics: Business Mafh Sponsor: 20I Mr. Daniel MaH'eson Religion I: Mechanical Drawing Sponsor: H6 Mr. Edward Garvey Religion ll: U.S. Hisiory I. ll Sponsor: I I7, Sfucleni' Council Sis+e-r Rifa Marie, C.S.C. Sisfer Marie Vivienne, C.S.C. Religion ll: English II, IV Direcior of Assemblies Sponsor: 204 Religion ll: English I, ll Sponsor: 2 I8 ncourage Mi fo QQUZAIQ Jdgigfiea, jnfereaf. Mr. Glenn ArneH' Music: Band Direc+or Mr. Donald Solinslry Head of Physical Educafion Deparfmenf Varsify Baslceiball Coach Page 25 Mr. Thomas Kolongvroslzi Physical Science: Physical Educaiion S onsor: Wea+her p Bureau, Varsify Foofball Coach Mrs. Claire Harden Physical Educafion Baslrefball Coach Mrs. Margarel' Graf Physical Educafion ,9Ay5icaZ Wenfaf Mum olzacb Charles F. Rider, D.D.S. School Den+is+ Mrs. Rowena Fluff Physical Educafion fo gif .gncbuicluazi John P. Dirr, M.D. School Physician Franl: J. Dadino, D.D.S. School Denfisf Mrs. Doroihy McDade, R.N School Nurse , W, , 2 MRS. MARGARET BAZULIS checks a telephone number while Mrs. Margaref Pawlowski walfs af the swifchboard 'ro make The proper con necfion. Page 28 erzionne gonfrigufe fo gfhciencg of .sjcltoof may Essential to the orderliness and efficiency of Holy Cross are its office, maintenance and cafe- teria staffs numbering sixteen in personnel. Their competent services enable students and faculty alike to work in an atmosphere conducive to both learning and study. In the office we see our secretaries continual- ly at work. Among their various duties is that of maintaining correct financial and scholastic rec- ords. Besides attending to official business, the office workers aid the students by issuing tardy slips and medical passes, by maintaining a lost and found department, and by announcing events and notices over the P.A. system. To our maintenance staff fall the responsi- bilities related to the upkeep of all school prop- ertyg they recondition the football field, set up the gym bleachers, and prepare the auditorium for assembly programs. For the nourishment of all, our fine cafeteria personnel offer a variety of excellent meals. MR. RAY JOYAL surveys fhe bleaclier sifuafion as fhe spec- fafors begin fo arrive. MRS. MARGARET MCGLINN and Mrs. Mildred Heim frequently false fime our from performing ofher office clufies fo issue re- ceipfs and farcly slips. -rf' BETWEEN LUNCH PERIODS, Mr. Frank Milsclw, Mr. Joseph Snow, Mr. Sfeve Kozianowslci, and Mrs. Mary Olgiafi, clean 'flue fables for 'flue following lunch periocl. THERE'S NO COMPETITlON willw Mr. Clean af H.C. Mr. Rober+ O'Reilly and Mr. Chrisloplwer Wixfed wail' for Hue lines 'ro pass so They can resume 'Hweir endless mop- pmg. A LITTLE MORE cheese, please. says Mrs. Florence Sfell- Ann Russ, Mrs. Mary Fuoco and Mrs. Ada McKenna wag, official pizza sampler, 'ro Mrs. HenrieH'a Kisielnclci, Mrs. Page 29 wb www? KL M L, 5 ,QQ 4 as 5 sw sie- 51. ' 'Fx ul I! Cl u 5 M WH Y? WY' 0 Wim: 6 'cfiand Give youth o knowledge of their own personolity ond thus olso of the greoter treasure of treedomg troin their minds to sound criticism, but ot the some time imbue them with ci sense of Christion humility, ot just submission to the lows ond duty of mutuol dependence omong men. fPius X115 P931 I IN NOMINE PATRIS . . . begins Homeroom IOI as 'H-ue dialogue Mass is infroduced a+ Holy Cross. CLASSES MOVE IN orderly fashion +o and from Hue slage where +I1e priesfs ai' Holy Cross dislribufe Holy Communion. MICHAEL MILLER TAKES advanfage of 'flue spirifual benefifs of confession. offered daily al' Holy Cross. Pczqe 32 Czriafian lmrrfj unify .giaaria keligion ourde It is during our formative years that we must develop the virtues that are to guide us in our temporal as well as our spiritual life. In Our Quest for Happiness we learn of the means of man's sanctification, of God's creative and re- demptive love and of the gratitude and love we owe God in return. In the light of a better understanding of the Vatican Council, classes have shown a renewed interest in the cause of world unity. This has been accomplished through both individual and group projects. We have now been given the privilege of as- sisting at Mass once a week as well as on First Fridays and during the annual Easter and senior retreats. Also, during school hours, students have the added opportunity of daily visits to the school chapel and of confession during the lunch hours. FATHER DOUGHERTY SHOWS the text to be used in the senior marriage course to Bill Morse. RELIGIOUS TRAINING IS retlected in the Iives ot Holy ceded by altar boy Harold Smith returns to the chapel with Cross students who kneel in reverence as Father Sergel, pre- the Blessed Sacrament DURING GUIDANCE CLASS, freshmen in Room 2I8 hold a buzz session. jnferedf, Yflncouerecl Ly gpuiclance meld. GERRY ACQUISTE AND Mary Ann Brennan falre a lool: af the fufure while paging through the senior guidance supplement. Page 34 With its many modern facilities, our Guid- ance Department provides encouragement to the student whether it be through personal counsel- ing or through advice concerning career oppor- tunities. During the freshman and sophomore years, students become acquainted with the opportuni- ties made available to them by this department. As part of the program, students attend weekly guidance and courtesy classes and participate in both the Mooney and Kuder-Preference tests. The national publication, Your Future Occu- pation, made available to juniors and seniors this year for the first time, has much to offer in the way of helpful career guidance. In addition to having personal interviews which are given to all students, juniors participate in the Flanagan Aptitude .Classification Tests. They are also ad- ministered many optional tests, such as the P.S.A.T. and the National Merit Scholarship Exam. The senior student, realizing the importance of his previous years under the direction of the Guidance Department, completes the program with his participation in the Iowa Test of Edu- cational Development and the optional New jer- sey State Employment Test. b Because students are always interested in seeking information concerning prospective studies or future occupations, the guidance office remains continually active and is always open to the individual with a personal problem. 1' R ,H S ? RQ sa fy A .S?uc!y of Wudica! Mir!! Cy fo jeadufe of Courses at Holy Cross are directed toward the development of individuals well-prepared for future positions of leadershipg its music course is in keeping with that idea. With guidance, the student explores the wide range of the musical world. Reviewing the lives and masterpieces of musicians, the freshman re- ceives much background and insight, invaluable to his cultural future. The study of American folk songs, for instance, gives him a realization of the richness of his own cultural heritage. Through the study of theory and orchestral make-up, the student acquires the knowledge sufficient both to appreciate the music of every- day living, and to encourage further develop- ment which he may find in one of the several extracurricular activities. The department, by creating a suitable atmosphere, opens to its pupils a new field of interest, conferring at least a greater appreciation of music. JOY McGANN SPARKS her music class wifh an explanai of Chopin's music. ion Pcxqe 36 FRESHMEN EVERETT BUCHLER, Dennis G-laclcin, and Rosemary Fean prepare to enioy a music appreciation session in Sister Vic+oria's class. lljariecl .fdcfiuified guifol Wea: ounclafiond in .xdrf In their elementary art course, freshmen become familiar with the principles of color and design, and are encouraged to develop their imaginative faculties through varied projects. However, art courses are not available to freshmen alone. Upperclassmen are offered courses in drawing, painting, ceramics and com- mercial art. Students may also participate in various contests such as the annual state-wide senior scholarship competition for painting and sculpture. The ceramics class appeals to the creative student who enjoys working with moist clay and designing objects by hand. Commercial art, a very popular course, acquaints the student with the latest methods of effective advertising and correct stage settings. ROBERT CHANGERY AND Eileen Opre ad- mire the mobiles of Charles Sprenger, Beverly Jennings, Anne Griffin, Rosemary Dunbar, and Marianne Fenclo in Commercial Art class. Page 37 2 i E v 3 2 2 'ZYCOMATICOSPHENOIDH - l NEVER knew it meant 'rha+. says Janice Berger as she peruses the unabridged dictionary. p 0gl 6Ll'l'l .Sze 5 The English Department enables the stu- dent to develop those potentials necessary for self-expression and personal enrichment. Profici- ency in grammar and writing composes one of the means of forming the expression. Special stress is laid on the appraisal of cul- ture during the junior and senior courses. Con- centrating on the ability to express thoughts orally, the speech course, part of the sophomore curriculum, prepares us for future situations re- quiring poise and speaking skills. For the stimulation of their classes, teachers obtain many periodicals and paperback books to use as study aids and encourage the informal class presentation of the various forms of liter- ature. Moreover, the religion, history, and Eng- lish departments have compiled a common read- ing list, thus promoting a more unified ap- proach to learning. During the month of November, as part of the school's newly-established assembly program, the English Department presented a synopsis of American poetry. Through our extensive English program, the student learns to enrich his manner of living and personal expression, thus developing true character. PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT is the secrei' fo mastering 'the arf of diagramming senfences as shown by Daniel Barral and Cynthia Barbiers. .grwbuicfuaf gnricAmenf 4 LET ME SAY THIS abouf Thai' . . . we musf proceed wi'rh grea+ vigah, sfarlrs Jacob Miller during orafion in speech class. RICHARD O'TOOLE HAS froubie keeping 'ihe beef wifh oiher iuniors Ann Marie Rosavage, Pai' Muchewicz, Lenore Duch- nowski, David Wargo, Sarah Thomson and Eileen Sfewari' as 'l'hey 'rap ou+ 'rhe rhy+hm of poefry in mo+ion. AS RIGOR MORTIS seis in, Bob An+ony Bollinger gives famous speech following The deaih of Richard Caesar Angeli. Page 39 anguage meld. g06teI 5 Cblftbtfdf I9IOI'eCiafi0Il MAGISTERH TANEY TRlES fo convince three inieresfed dis- ciples Anne Henry, William Bosseri, and Robert Pieiruslco, 'that Latin is still a living language. JOYCE FREYNlK- PAT Rowe, Tom Wasniewslci, Don Donahue. and Joe Galdo lisien arleniively as Rich Zoliy gives an oral . repori' in German class. A significant effort to surmount the interna- tional language barrier has been the aim of our Language Department. Each of the three lan- guage courses. offered includes not only a study of the language itself, but also an elementary knowledge of the history and culture of the foreign country. Available to the language student, either through library facilities or through class sub- scriptions, are several newspapers and magazines of general interest. Language clubs this year have been re-organ- ized so as to promote a livelier interest in the language itself as a means of enjoyment. Also, as part of the Christmas assembly, the students in the Language Department sang carols in the respective languages of French, German, and Latin, thus encouraging a more active apprecia- tion of foreign cultures. As part of the language program, students are encouraged to attend various conventions, one of which is the junior Classical League rally where annually a large delegation of Latin stu- dents participate. The highlight of the year was the enlarge- ment of our language lab to 30 booths, symbolic of the Language Department's effort to develop the abilities of the individual. Page 40 KATHLEEN MARTIN OF Holy Cross OH, THOSE DARN party lines! HELLO - SANTA CLAU5?! I musl language lab calling - come in please. have goHen The wrong number. LANGUAGE STUDENTS ENGAGE in lisfen-respond exercises in fhe new +hir+y posifion language laboralory locafed in 'lhe back of The audiforium. Page 41 Y 'iff aww, F Jw , m 5 NVE!! Jvxs . '.. ,H gk 7 :.::. qa:,fs2,gafgaga,:: Mlm .:..,,,.: N , j Q ..., .' in 1.1,'e:.:i-1a--:sa-zzz.:.::.:-::---1-H-1 1- 3 5 3331 S+ 59 mm., Q B 5 2 1 I 5 5 sw Azmzwai 1 S f,- li ww vig ,. G , gm, ' :www Magma E5 ,Q mmm, ?SlIE.'l! 'W ,QS-wwf mx 4 .umm , , Q !m -5 i S L 'ff M. .sq ,sf Qi? 1 Q 9115122 .95 WQMMM I ww vi, 1.21 .. ,wwivagiqgwizawwjsgz Y V Yyywgawz gy? qwgqpwefy -2, -. -. 1. ,. .. Q5 M 25-Eg 1555? md 331241 fl A V' W f I - . -f-1 g-. 5 QgKw,,a3,,,w,w,,,S'Qg, TFj3Q??3Qf4j 24 'lW55,TZM,,. 5 ,HNEZZH ?w2'Lf , ,ag Q4 N, vu Agwf M M-1. Vg fm exist ,rlffwy ziaggzzv was gf 9 A, . ,Y V K R f??QiQE'3'A5Q5?iz.gg.fggWQ5,W3,,, 'izfiji ffqzi 5' ,M vgw 12 , , vqmgzpffmg,sefQwti-w:1Hgf1fQP1z:H H 'r ffgafswszf M'2g,gQ42vwwwmf:11z.w :fm V131 fgzNqg,'12yzwe Q:.wg'f,,y,-g:1,wsnf,,', BILL JUNG,MARY Kondaslw, and Pai Hennigan determine the actual mechanical advantage of a differential pulley. cience r0u0Le:i cgnferedf in aaic rincilo ea We have only to remark the excellent quality of our revised textbooks and the significant superiority of our lab facilities to demonstrate how the Science Department of Holy Cross has kept abreast of the recent development in the scientific field. Instead of the first year general science course of previous years, a new program of physical science has been introduced. With the funda- mental knowledge acquired from this course, the student is enabled to further his understand- ing in the biology, chemistry and physics classes. For the fourth year, through much enthus- iastic effort in the annual Delaware Valley Science Fair sponsored by the Franklin Insti- tute, our students demonstrated their growing Page 44 interest in the field of science. Several outstand- ing students of the upperclasses have attended the advanced education seminars, also sponsored by the Franklin Institute. Included among the specialized courses offered were those of ad- vanced chemistry, physics and astronomy. Here, through familiarization with the various aspects of these supplementary studies, the students are better prepared to meet the challenge of college science programs. Among the many rewarding experiences for our science enthusiasts this year was the annual New jersey Catholic Round Table of Science Examination, encompassing both science and math. It is here that the individual is made aware of the proficiency he has acquired through our extensive science program. ff f , ,u4W77'9Z,?i 7 S w ww, ii IN 3C HISTORY class, Theresa Elmendorf, Wall' McCollum ANNE CHAU-ENDER AND DOFOHIY Farrell Sfudy G Regina Nafanni and Phil Mayer examine 'lhe Congressional char? relaling 'ro 'their sfudles in Economics. Records of flue pagf week, Eg O 4 on q lo 9 0 Q I TOLD YOU if was in Soulh Gallaher as she poinis ou? ihe +o James Williams. America. says Susan locafion of Venezuela .?,.gf-mga l ayofg. 6055. WINNER, ROBERT MARTINEZ, expresses his ideas on What Freedom Means To Me in the Voice of Democracy Confesf. sf DURING A TRIP ro rhe U.N., Phil Lezenby affentively wafches and listens ro a discussion in English as Kathy McGinni+y and Joann Srecher hear what it is like in Russian. ociaf .gushed jul-niddea .fda .zdwarenead of ide Meaenf The Social Studies program of Holy Cross helps the student to acquire a knowledge of past problems and procure an awareness of present situations. It also furnishes a program of future benefits that may be helpful to him in leading, as a social being, a life of intelligence. Each significantly important in itself, the in- dividual courses of this particular science result in a unified and integrated understanding of So- cial Studies. Besides attending regular classes, students may participate in interesting educational activi- ties related to Social Studies, including the an- nual United Nations and Voice of Democracy Contests. During the month of October, for ex- ample, our Social Studies students were shovm an excellent film, Nightmare in Red , which exposed the dangers of Communism in society. Also, a number of our seniors and juniors visited the United Nations and the Stock Exchange in New York. Throughout the year, many students took part in debates, one of which dealt with the con- troversial topic of integration Also a class highlight for the U. S. History course was the opportunity to use available documents and primary sources. EVELYN GALLAGHER AND Agafha Riccardi praciice 'Forms of leffer wriiing on eledric fypewrifers. KATHLEEN GAFFNEY AND Grace Keane look on as Donna Wille prepares a sfencil inffheir Secrefarial Office Pracfice class. IN PREPARING THE boolde? for Opera1'ion Econ, FBLA members Cafherine Ruff, Diana Monyer and Joanne Schrule add informa+ion +o reporfs which Na+alie Hamilfon and Kafhleen Bradley are Typing. X V, - My M I Page 48 GRACE KEANE AND Kathy Dennis, who were selected to attend the monthly meeting of NOMA, review their notes before re- porting to the class. ommerciaf goume UKLPJ Iayoorfunifg or raining The commercial curriculum affords the op- portunity for students to develop for themselves the most important qualities of speed, accuracy and reliability, and to become fully acquainted with the fundamentals of the modern business world. Commercial students are taught shorthand, typing, bookkeeping. advertising, business law and secretarial office practice. The latter, in pre- paring the advanced business student for secre- tarial work, provides opportunities for him to integrate the instructions in his commercial courses as well as in business English, personality development and familiarization with the use of office equipment. Again this year, our business department was represented by two seniors at the monthly meet- ings of the junior National Office Management Association QNOMAQ, held at designated busi- ness firms of the Camden area. Our representa- tives brought back interesting, detailed reports of speakers' discussions concerning the various phases of business preparation of special interest to the business graduate. AS MARILYN HILL dictates to Susan Konopka, Virginia Evers tran- scribes her shorthand notes. CAROL NOWAKOWSKI, PAT Koslrub, and Marie Kinsella fincl ii' a lilfle difficull' fo malce ends meal' while filling a form for Hue iirsi' lime. SHEILA NAVARRA, MARIE Gladney, Berna- delle Mafernialc, Pal La- man, and Beafrice Omar, learn llwe fundamenfals of using llwe washer and dryer in Home Economics Class. omeafic jfouridh in .M .Home 66' lepaftment Modern conveniences furnished by our Home Economics Department provide a practical at- mosphere for the training of future home- makers. Sewing classes teach students to select good materials, use basic patterns and bring forth finished products of superior quality. Correct modeling, posture, and accurate pattern-fitting are demonstrated on our twenty-nine inch man- nequin. In the cooking department students learn to create and present attractive and well-balanced menus. Both girls and boys take advantage of the excellent facilities provided for this course. As further training, students are instructed in home nursing, home management and social etiquette which, together, fashion the intelli- gent, well-informed homemaking student. THEY SAY THE way to a man's heart is through his stomach 'hinks Pat Haynes as she prepares a dish in cooking class. 'WHAT HAPPENED TO yours? asks Joe Della Croce ot Charles 'iottman, as Joe Pteitter bravely prepares to test his first attempt at pie making. Page 51 ku. f sr? Q- N 3, fi ,wfefsfvg 5 BOB COLLINSWORTH, ANDREW Grabowslei, Sieve Kulics, Ronnie Caracci and Bill Kiliany sirain fo quiclcen pace in order fo finish mile fog. TIGHT ENOUGH TO slay on, loose enough To keep cir- culaiion flowing, insirucls Diana Cannone as Pauleile Borow- ski and Barbara Biscup 'fry ou+ llneir firsl-aid skill. ROSEMARY RITA AND Susan Perriello discuss The value of balanced meals and diels in 'freshman lieallli class. Page 53 in We ,ff Aff I Qif ii sigma' iv, c ,wsu wmWXwSAfwk??mm-Q- S i 1' f fx f f ,H - ff J Nlwg ,A my ,QQH JA if f ' if N A f U ff s af i wa! 14 padllafalle When one is motivated by Christian charity, he cannot but love others, and regard the needs, sufferings, and joys of others as his own . . . those who pro- mote the exercise of charity are the ones who mark most surely the paths toward unity and peace. fMater et Magistra, john XXIIIQ Pat Poehls, Rich O'Toole, Pai Mona, Bill McDermoH, and Dennis O'l'lara. ll lllllllfl d4pQLU7lZgelY5 lTl1?!7lT5G? SOPHOMORE STUDENT COUNCIL members - Milne Morrissey, Tom Guggino, Kevin Gamble, and Larry O'Toole. Page 56 Ofhciaf Conafifufion The Holy Cross Student Council has proven itself a competent organization for communica- tion between the administration and the student body. This year the Council followed the worthy traditions established by its predecessors while also introducing several new services. All regular school dances, including the annual junior Din- ner Dance and Senior Ball, were managed by the Student Council. In addition, the Council has been given the responsibility of introducing as- semblies and pep rallies. The outstanding achievement of the year was the formulation of a constitution governing the actions of the Student Council. Under the guid- ance of their moderator, the members drafted a set of by-laws for their own use and for that of their successorsg this achievement is a significant part of our school history. Following the rules of parliamentary pro- cedure, the Student Council members worked ef- fectively to present the views and suggestions of the students. The year was characterized by effi- cient organization: in outlining duties and re- sponsibilities, and in processing suggested ideas into practical action. JUNIOR STUDENT COUN- CIL members - Ted Budd, STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT John La- badie accepfs sugges- iions for inhoducing monIhIy assemblies from Joe Yosf, Ireasurer, John Ausfin, vIce-presi- dent and Evelyn Wein- ert secreiary. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL members -v Charles O'TooIe, Jeff Dmochowski, Sharon McDermoH', Kafhy Iv1arIin, Dick Rhoades and Tim Carey. Page 57 4 S l l l i NHS SENIOR MEMBERS - Firsf Row: Elaine Dennison, Pau- per, John Labaclie, Gerlrude Burl, Joanne Hannabery, Mary line Turner, Kalhleen Marlin, Mary Saieslci, Niiole Salciunas, Kondash: Third Row: Maryanne Wirkowski, Ann Gillespie, Karhleen Dennis, Marie Prisco, Donna Adams: Second Row: Barbara Young, Mary Reinharr, Rosemarie Scalise, Lea Hun- Janice Berger, Palricia Bowers, Joseph Galdo, Slanley Kas- Ter, Jeanneffe Regan, Lorraine Rogers. SENIOR NHS MEMBERS Joseph Galdo, Jo- make final prepararion for The assembly on The anne Hannabery, Niiole Salciunas, Evelyn Wein- Varican Council. err, Maryanne Willcowski. and Mary Kondash WJJ5 ,4J0,gf5 juror Syrian., laonaora ouncif .fdfidemgfy The Saint Thomas Aquinas Chapter of the National Honor Society, with its present mem- bership of twenty-eight seniors and fifteen jun- iors, has established a tradition. It has continued to honor those students outstanding for their traits of character, scholarship, leadership and service. Initiated last year, the stamp drive, for the benefit of the missions, again proved a great suc- cess. A trunk of supplies was also shipped by the society to be of service to missionaries. A significant contribution to the school was the recently-adopted Student Tutoring Program. The club also introduced the sponsoring of a scholarship fund to be available to those taking advanced courses. A few members of the Honor Society were selected to present the October assembly on the Vatican Council. This was the first in the series of student assemblies. Each year the society strives to improve itself and to become a society of action as well as one of honor. NHS OFFICERS - President Evelyn Weinert, Treasurer Patricia Rowe, Vice-President John Caparrelli. and Secretary Eileen Devlin plan the induction ceremony tor new members. NHS JUNIOR MEMBERS - First Row: Margaret Brown, Eileen Crimmins, Thor Eklund, Robert Martinez, Phyllis Diclc, Frances Lo- russog Second Row: Philip Lezenby, Lynda Bell, Eileen l-lalralslci, Aileen Donnelly, Gerard Latond: Third Row: Sandra Landers, Robert Freeman. jufure uainead Olga era l'el06ll'8 for CLOJQI1 9065 Supplementing the commercial course at Holy Cross is the Future Business Leaders of America Club. Membership is available to any student taking one or more business subjects. This organization gives the student the oppor- tunity to develop competent and aggressive busi- ness leadership. The participating students are encouraged to develop individual projects as well as to contri- bute to this year's special group project, termed Operation Econ . The latter consists in the col- laborating of student members' reports later to be judged on the national basis with other high schools cooperating in this project. In its second year at Holy Cross is the Na- tional Business Honor Society. The induction of five permanent and five probationary members of the NBHS took place in February. These out- standing commercial students were selected not only for their academic achievements, but also for their participation in various school and community projects. NATIONAL BUSINESS HONOR SOCIETY members - First Row: Janet Heether, Maryanne L. MCG-urlc, Paulette Borowslci, Ann Gillespie, Carole Bromtield, Eileen Devlin, Marie Prisco, Jacqueline Weqener, Patricia Dooley: Second Row: Patricia Saporito, Patricia Mona, Clare Russell, Regina Del Soldo, OFFICERS OF THE FBLA - Dorothy Niemec, Richard Rhoades, Thomas Gusrang, Donna Adams, Marie Prisco and Fay Chiaccio plan their work tor this year's projects. Barbara O'Brien, Carol Stockton, Eileen Schuele, Jacqueline Stone: Third Row: Kathleen Taylor, Kathleen O'Connor, Con- stance O'Brien, Suzanne Marlcert, Rita Weinczyk, Eileen Mc- Gee. GINA Mengis, Trudy Burt. Larnf Mesariclc, and Joe Barber discuss plans for a meeting of the Future Teachers of America. jufure jzac em, umea axpfore prokaaiona Bandages, thermometers, sick beds - these are of interest to members of Future Nurses of America Club, organized this year. Through the help of their moderator, the participants acquire an understanding of the general principles of home nursing and are instructed in their proper application. For those possibly interested in a teaching career, there now exists a Future Teachers of America Club. At present this club is open only to seniors. Members discuss the varying philoso- phies of education and the problems in student- teacher relations, emphasizing especially the many responsibilities of the latter. MRS. DOROTHY McDADE makes sure 'thai' Future Nurses of America, Mar- cella Lung and Katy Woll- schlager learn the funda- mentals of their chosen career as she explains the correct reading of the ther- momeier. BARBARA YOUNG, RE- l GO AWAY GlRL, says John Carlis 'lo Kaihy Dennis as she 'reasingly disfracfs him from his work al' 'rhe Inn. KATHIE KMARYANNE WITKOWSKU and Prince Karl fGene Mc- Laughlinj enioy The golden days of fheir happy you+h in Heidel- berg. VISITORS TO HEIDELBERG, BernacleH'e Gallagher, Bill Kniclcman. and Paf Shields qreef Prince Karl upon fheir arrival. TAKING A BREAK during dress rehearsal, Mark Baiacla, Joan Bollinger, Gene McLaughlin, Bob Martinez, and John Labadie recall a few hilarous incidents. gee CAL, .14 Cafalaeffa .gfage igztclenf prince, Glee Club members have both developed their musical talents and shown their eagerness to perform at school functions. With the intro- duction of activity periods, students have been better able through additional practice, to per- fect their skills. A select group, the A Cappella, distinguishes itself by performing without in- strumental accompaniment. Together, these two groups present the an- nual Christmas program for the student body SENIOR CHORUS - First Row: Donna Donovan, Kathleen Herron, Kathleen Bradley, Donna Adams, Natalie Hamilton, Nancy Feeney: Second Row: Joel Brink, Donna Wille, Elaine and again for the P.T.A. In February, a light operetta, The Student Prince, given through the combined efforts of both of these singing groups, the band, and the Art Department, proved a great success. Besides offering entertainment to the student body and friends, members of the 'Glee Club and A Cappella likewise benefit per- sonally by combining hard work and coopera- tion to present a major production. Dennison, Carroll Williams, Connie Brunetti, Kathleen Den- nis: Third Row: Kathleen Martin, Jeanne Hagerty, Gerry Acquista, Eleanor Laboslty, Joyce Freynik, Joanne Hannabery. BAND - Front: Jay Falkensfeing Firsl Row: Kathleen Hig- gins, Margaret Lavonis, Phyllis Dick, Jeanne Bunn, Patricia Semler, Frank Robinson, Thomas Neary, Richard Angeli, Maureen Chess, Gerald Lafond, John McLaughlin: Second Row: Charles O'Toole, Richard O'Toole, Roseanne Sehl, Joe Di Sanfo, John Smith, Ecl Hughes, Bob Bollinger, Rober+ Maz- zuca, Joe McDermoH', Mike Semlerg Third Row: Pal' Poehls, Philip Raively, Delmar Smith, Richard Johnson. John Mc- Quaide, William Kiliany, Robert Galante, Henry Kranzki. Yflnihnrma gfigkfen 7!WarcLing gancljs performance The Holy Cross Band, consisting of thirty members and three color guards, made its first appearance on October 21 as a marching unit. The introduction of maroon and gray uniforms also highlighted this performance. From that day on, the band strengthened our school spirit with its exciting presentations on the football field. The band also provided musical entertain- ment during the Christmas and Spring programs sponsored by the Music Department. A few experienced members accompanied the chorus during the operetta and likewise supplied the music and part of the sound effects for our pep rallies. HOLY CROSS MARCH- ING Band fries out the firsr formations of the sea- son. Page 64 I L I mx Bretiell. MR. JOSEPH CEREMSAK looks hopefully, as Mr. Peter Frank and Tom Reinharl siretch for the ball in the Faculty-Alumni Game. Q .343 21 fl .. f ig, s. .fi , , if ZAII 5 I ill WORKING ON THE latest ba+ch of stamps collecited for the missions are Jean Branfmayer, Rosemary Procopio, and Jackie rofecfa promofe .Sairif of Sacrz we Having as its purpose the fostering of religi- ous spirit and sacrifice among the students, the Vocation Club meets monthly. All students in- terested in religious life may benefit from group discussions and talks presented by guest speakers. Literature on religious communities also ac- quaints students With the varied aspects of reli- gious life. An important school project is the raising of funds and collection of stamps for Catholic mis- sions. Proceeds from the Faculty-Varsity game, the sale of St. Patrick's Day carnations, and the personal Lenten self-denial folders helped to swell these funds and thus rate Holy Cross among the top diocesan contributors to the Propagation of the Faith. Q Q W 53 555 Y 'wg ? ' Ygwk- W' '35 L lzii. 5 1 mg W WL Y-.mn Q, ,asm x aknaflzf M 5 2 2 3 lil-it ,S 5 ii: fd GX: 2 mi E ww N E ALL FOUR CLASS editors, Eileen Halcalslci, Joe Di Santo, Evelyn Froggatt, and Catherine Mareletto review ideas for the cover ot the '63 literary magazine. jumbar juclifion rowo aff .gifuclenfo .gzare .gcleafi Representing the students' imaginative and productive talents is the Tumbler, our annual literary publication. The magazine, in being dedicated to 'Our Lady, strives to offer the best of our humble endeavors. We thus follow the example set by the tumbler who, realizing that he had no other gift, presented his talent, the art of juggling, to the Blessed Mother. Students are asked to submit original poems, essays, short stories, and art Work to their eng- lish teachers for appraisal. They, in turn, for- ward the entires to the Tumbler staff whose task it is to select the articles for publication. As a valuable opportunity for self-expression, the Tumbler is appreciated by contributors and readers alike. lT PAYS TO advertise - Catherine Mareletto, freshman, and Evelyn Froggatt, sophomore, solicit literary contributions via posters. 'ii x i EILEEN HAKALSKI, JUNIOR, and Joe Di Santo, senior, go over proofs for worlc submitted to the Tumbler. Page 67 lv VETERAN YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Jeff Dmochowski dem- onsfrafes developing fechniques fo his sophomore appreniices Tom WINDING UP A 'three day yearbook worlcship in Ken- singfon, Maryland, Pauline Turner, Pat Rowe. Lorrie Rogers, Suzanne Geho, Jeff Dmochowslci and Bill Morse prepare fo head homeward. l 7 Neary and Harold Smifh. BILL MORSE, BUSINESS manager, and Niiole Salciunes, phofo- graphy edifor, eagerly anficipaie final calculafion for underclass- men picfure refurns. The yearbook staff this year has devoted much time and effort to the production of a book of superior quality. Last year's edition merited four awards and it is hoped that the '63 Lance will be likewise well recognized. Our publication has been enlarged to accom- modate the increase in extracurricular activities and the introduction of advanced courses. Initial preparation for a few of the staff ?', UW COPY EDITORS PAT Rowe and Pauline Turner check material before submitting it to typists Diana Cannone and Helen Cannone. LUCIJ' ' illwflfllllg l'U'lll,Cl, members took place during the workshop in Kensington, Maryland. Planning of their work, begun during the subsequent weeks of vacation, was diligently followed throughout the school year by much detailed and efficient organization. Each year the staff has as its goal the presen- tation of a yearbook appealing to all, a book which the students will remember and appreci- ate as a true story of their high school life. AFTERNOON SESSIONS FIND Mary Ellen Mazza, Margaret Brown, Kathy Taylor, Sally Thompson, Frances Lorusso. Cathy Stevens, Jack Dougherty, Larry O'Toole, Phyllis Dick, and Eileen Hakalski working on headlines and deadlines tor The Lance. CO-EDITORS OF THE LANCE, Jeannette Regan and Lorraine Rogers appear to be in a desperational stage ot developing a good layout tor some ot the I72 pages in the I963 yearbook. Page 69 JOANNE HANNABERY, EDITOR-IN-CHIEF, checks ads in the previous issue with Joe Smith, business manager. I 2 road urren fd Werifd on OM in reds! urueyd The school newspaper, Cross Currents, is in its sixth year of publication. Its five yearly issues bring to the students' attention all events, both current and impending. Also, as a student ac- tivity, the publication has merited honors for both the Press Club and school. The national and local scholastic press so- cieties, to which the school paper belongs, offer rewards to deserving reporters. One of these or- ganizations, the Quill and Scroll, sponsors the Current Events Quiz for which all high school students are eligible. In the quest for excellence, Cross Currents annually sends its staff members to attend several journalism conferences and courses, and to par- ticipate in such contests as the Temple Press Tournament. Our publication won several first place awards in national critical surveys this year and joined the local Burlington County Press Association. PAGE EDITORS DONNA Donovan, Veronica May, Joel Brink and Kathleen Curzie discuss plans for next issue of Cross Currents. UNDER THE SUPERVISION of Dr. Regis Boyle. Pal' Shields, Tim Carey, Marianne E. MCG-urlc. Connie Bruneili, and Pal' COVERING HER BEAT 'lor Cross Currenfs, Barbara Opre inferviews Mr. Garvey. AY,-1 Barlow offer iheir ideas for a layoui' while ialcing fhe Journal ism Course ai Caiholic Universily. MEMBERS OF THE Freshman Press Club, Riia Lubrano, Walier Parlow, and Charles Schwab fry Their skill ai wriiing headlines. Page 71 I JOSEPH KANE AND Robert Escheman compare their speeches for participation in the Declamation Club. DURING POETRY CLUB meeting, Sister M. Angelifa reviews The sfyle of a particular poet with 'Phe members of fhe club. 0l'8l'lJiC5 ibeuefoia jadenf As part of the school's effort to foster intel- lectual development, Holy Cross sponsors three forensic activities. The Debating Society has as its aim the pro- motion of logical consistency in reasoning. As part of the training, students have the benefit of inter-school debates. A noteworthy literary activity is the Poetry Club. This affords its members the occasion to read and to better understand the intricacies of poetry. The Declamation Club was organized to per- fect in its members the skills of self-expression. Delivery of speeches and improvisations are in- cluded in the program. MARY REINHART. SPEAKING for fhe affirmative, is the cenfer of a iense circle of debafors. Aifenfive lisfeners are Veronica May, Philip Lezenby, Mary Kondash, Joe Smifh and Jack Dougherfy. SCU'-PTORS CATHERINE RUFF. Ciiheflne Sl'eV6FlS. mold their potato-shaped clay into a thing of beauty Maryanne L. MCC-Burk, and Beverly Rudolph affempi' to in Aff Club, Jdrf, Gan 56165 er laiaorfunify for Gfeafiuifg Instruction in knitting, crocheting and em- broidering is offered to those interested mem- bers of the t'wo Clothing Construction classes. Students in the Needlecraft Club are expected to complete annually at least two projects, one of which this year was the knitting of a hat. For those desiring added experience in artis- tic self-expression, there now exists two art clubs. Under guidance, students may perfect their skills in clay modeling, sculpture and painting. Upon completion of their different works, the club's moderator offers instructive criticism and prac- tical advice. Chosen works are also frequently displayed. KATHY COATES BOASTS of her hand-knitted-cap Carol Nowakowslci busy fhemselves with their handi- as other members of the Needlecrafl Club. Janei' craff proiecfs. Hrosilc, Marie Gladney. Mary Beth Toomey. and 22 N wk K ' 353215 5, WW Ry M, ,wwmgv x fx , 'N B ' FFF. ,gi Flibissiff fgieym 45 2 wg, f A, g ,Q-:sg X 3 2 If Si? HRK 32? y, J 3' 12 N5 f LL ,M YE .:- 45 1 M2154 655553 V iff? E W-arf Z , 5 X INTERESTED IN THE how's of weather forecasting, William J. Young and Guy Costello look over 'the gadgets used by members of 'the Weather Bureau Club. DURING THE BIOLOGY Club meeting Bob D'Aug- usiine. Rich Semptimphelfer. and Mary Ann Failla pre- pare a bacieria culture. .xdcfiuify Gfudd .gitlaloimenf Scienfi ic .Sanken Among the many activities recently formed at Holy Cross to help the student develop his talents and interests are the math and science clubs. These serve as valuable supplements to their respective courses. The biology, chemistry and physics clubs are the scientific organizations offered. Attending the meetings are eager students Who, through familiar methods of experimentation and ob- servation, explore the unlimited possibilities of science. Investigations of complex math programs and intriguing puzles are of primary interest in the math meetings. Those interested in meteorology learn to de- termine and chart daily atmospheric conditions in the Weather Bureau Club. JIM McQUAIDE IS the firsi' To hazard a guess as members of the EpsiIons . Math Club, ponder 'l'l1eir latest brain-leasing puzzler. l Page 76 .Synirif jfouriakea af Iealaife mn ear! .szaaon Despite their great efforts and those of Coach Tom Kolongowski, the Varsity Lancers went un- willingly to defeat throughout the season. Again this year Camden Catholic and Notre Dame proved to be our greatest rivals. The Jayvees and freshmen demonstrated their eagerness to win - the jayvees winning two of their six games, the Frosh, of their four games, winning two and tying two. Although our Varsity record 0-7 looks poor and unimpressive, our spirit and determination could not have been matched. Complementing the eagerness of the teams was that of the newly- formed pep squad, the marching band, the cheer- leaders and the fans. The past season saw the contribution of three of our men to the 1962 All-Diocesan Team: Ed- ward Malone, Dennis Korrot, and Charles De- vine, the latter also having been chosen to parti- cipate in the All-County Scholastic Team. PREPARING FOR THE nexl' play. Coach Kolongowski dis- cusses sfrafegy with an ingoing player: MANAGER TIM CAREY expresses his unique 'lalem' fo rouse the spirii' of the Lancers. BOX SCORES VARSITY Opponenl Wesi Depiford 37 Camden Ca+holic 7 Pleasanfville 7 S+. Josoph's Prep 35 Red Bank Cafholic 33 S+. Joseph's fCamdenl I3 Nofre Dame I3 J.V. Bishop Egan 37 Florence 7 Nofre Dame I3 SI. An'l'hony's 2 Haddon Township I3 Pennsaulen I2 FROSH Florence 6 Pennsaulren 7 Sf. AnI'hony's 0 Haddon Township 6 Nohe Dame 0 9 Q Page 77 END JOE CUNNINGHAM 'lries 'lo gel around his Blocker 'ro receive a pass in lhe game againsl S+. Joseph's of Camden. SPIRITED HOLY CROSS offense squares off againsl' rugged Sl. Joseph's Prep. CHARC-SE! SHOUTS JOE Della Croce to +rusly moun'l's, Phil Looby, Bob D'Augusline, his fellow cheerleaders, Sleve Shive and Rich and Ray Giannanlonio. Zolfy, as 'lhey gallop 'foward viclory on 'lheir Page 78 A ST. JOE'S lCamdenl player is aboui' +o be up-ended by Lancer gridmen. ancem roue ougla Auf lljufneragd on jiefcl LINEMAN ED MALONE goes clown in a cloud of dusi' afler i E4 1 opening a pafh for end Kevin Gamble in lhe game againsi' S+. Joseph's of Camden. DENNIS KORROT PULLED ou'l' of 'Phls one and ran for a fouchdown as Holy Cross puf a scare in+o Nofre Dame. Page 79 IN A PLAY againsl' Wes? Depllord Joe H a a s walches anxiously as Bill McDermoH' aH'emp'is fo clear his way. Cl.l'lCel'J jkfedfefl W0fl 2 CLIVE? OIQAJQILCQ ABBY SEMPTIMPHELT- ER LOOKS 'For room while dariing around fhe end, as Charlie Devine 'fries fo assist in fhe Noire Dame mee'l'. LANCER JOHN CAPAR- i RELLI boois ball on fourih down play during Nofre THE LANCERS COME puffing on 'ro lhe field for Dame conlesl. LANCERS ARE STYMIED as Nofre Dame linemen wifhsfand Their assauli' calisfhenics prior +0 'Hwe sfari' of fhe game. GREG JANNEY RACES for firsi' down followed by Dennis O'Hara during HH' wifh S+. Joseph's Prep. 1 LANCERS GET PRE-GAME pep falk preparing fhem menfally for 'The con'res1' Y ahead. gf VARSITY AND J.V. TEAMS - Firsf Row: Casimir Kolongow- ski, Clefus Lynch, William McDermo++, Dennis O'l-lara, Charles Devine, Dennis Korrol, Alberl Semplimpheller, Joseph A. Cunningham, Carey Mickaliles, Waller Huber. Second Row: Coach Thomas Kolongowslci, Joseph Kane, manager: Edward Malone, Alloerl Bucchi, James Schmidf, John Caparrelli, Gregory Janney, William Schafihauser, FRESHMAN TEAM - Firsl' Row: David Farley, manager: Daniel Kreber, Rcberl' Huber, Carlman Maurer, James Gavin, Guy Cosfello, James McQuaide, James Burfcel, Mr. John McTaggar+, assislanr coach. Second Row: Thomas Downey, manager: John Kelley, George Krause, Richard Nenno, Rob- err O'Brien, Paul Sfevio, Thomas Freund, Roberi Spelman, Francis Ansley, Richard Rhoades, John Schoen, Timoihy Carey, manager. Third Row: Michael Bazulis, manager: Thomas l-larlcins, manager: Joseph Haas, Pefer McHugh, Thomas Devine, Michael Morrissey, James Scoil, Roberl' Harris, Leonard Bernolas, Michael Schaffhauser, Sfephen Kolwicz, Michael Huber, Mr. John Law, assis+anl' coach: Cle- men+ Gross, manager: Mr. Russell Waile, assisfani' coach. Mr. John Ly+le, coach. Third Row: George Dahms, Craig McGlinn, Francis G-affi, Wal'ler Karwacki, Michael Brady, Sfanley Urbanik. Fourih Row: Joseph Malone, Mario Car- done, Marc Caparrelli, Sfanley Johnson, Richard Olsen, James Zimmer, Roberr Schullz, Bernard Holland. ancem C4414 My I3 ,Ming Qr 5 pod gnuiadd :fog The Lancers made the 1962-63 basketball sea- son a good one by posting a 13-8 varsity record and by reaching the semi-finals in the South Jersey Parochial A Championship. For the sec- ond year in a row the Lancers entered the NJSIAA tournament, defeating a favored Notre Dame team and losing the second game against Trenton Cathedral by a narrow margin. The spirited J.V. team recorded 9 wins and 12 losses. Meanwhile the Frosh, with a 9-10 slate, were again invited to participate in the Burling- ton County Tournament, only to be beaten by Lenape. For their impressive season the Lancerettes posted a 12-2 record while the j.V. team register- ed a 9-3 log. They gained an appointment to the Catholic League finals, only to lose by 3 points to Camden Catholic. The girl cheerleaders' lively performances at the games of these teams encouraged the teams and promoted spirit among the cheering fans. Page 83 ' VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - Firsl ROW: Lynda DGVFS. ROSS- Second Row: Arlene OH, Mary Beih Toomey. Sue Slecher, marie Scalise, Pal' Laman, Barbara Phalen, Carolyn Sclmeca. Kalhy McGinni+y, Jane Gillis, Ann Griffin. Page 85 PAT POEHLS, DICK Brant Ted Budd, Abby Sempfimp- helfer, Phil Mayer, Bill Schaffhauser, Joe Murphy, Denny O'l'lara, and Phil Loo- by receive inslruclions 'From Coach Solinslcy during lime out l win Clfffity A 0lfi'l 0U,l l'LCl,l'l'lel'lt in econc! game VARSITY O Morrisville West Deptford 24 Oakcrest 40 Camden Catholic 44 St. Joseph's ICamdenI 44 Pennsauken Cathedral Steinert Sacred Heart lVinelandI Ewing B.M.l. Cathedral Steinert Morrisville Camden Catholic Pennsauken St. Joseph's lCamdenI Ewing Sacred Heart iVinelandI NJSIAA Tournament Notre Dame Cathedral J.V. Morrisville West Depttord Oakcrest Camden Catholic St, Joseph's lCamdenI St. Anthony's Pennsauken Cathedral Steinert Sacred Heart lVinelandI Ewing B.M.I. Cathedral Steinert Morrisville Camden Catholic Pennsauken St. Joseph's fCamdenI Ewing Sacred Heart lVineIandI St. Anthony's FRESHMEN St. Joseph's lCamdenI West Deptford Maple Shade Florence Cathedral Notre Dame Florence St. Anthony's St. Joseph's lCamdenI Notre Dame Pennsauken Maple Shade B.M,I. Haddon Township Cathedral Pennsauken Haddon Township St. Anthony's West Deptford--Forfeit Burlington County Tournament Palmyra Moorestown Lenape LANCERETTE VARSITY Merchantville Pennsauken Moorestown Friends Palmyra Moorestown Camden Catholic Palmyra Cathedral Gloucester Catholic Saint Mary's Levittown Gloucester Catholic Saint Mary's Camden Catholic J.V. Pennsauken Nloorestown Friends Palmyra Moorestown Friends Camden Catholic Palmyra Gloucester Catholic St, Mary's Levittown Gloucester Catholic St. Mary's Camden Catholic 45 65 39 37 43 50 65 5 I 44 67 57 69 54 37 52 49 36 27 47 43 44 87 43 67 39 4l 38 46 46 47 30 52 49 60 50 58 45 5 I 25 43 25 52 43 34 4I 39 65 33 33 4I 47 53 46 43 58 0 4 8 22 I6 I5 20 I5 I5 25 IB 23 I6 3l 32 28 I9 32 7 27 II Il 20 I7 25 20 I3 I5 20 I4 JV PLAYERS and their coach tall: it over lust before the Le'l s Gow at BMI. CONRAD PEDITTO GOES over the heads ot his opponents in an attempt to score another 2. JV CHEERLEADERS - Pai Duffy, Susan Denver, Mary Be+l'm Mayer, Marianne Minifri, Regina Tierney, Suzanne Woolsion, Kafhieen Davis, Maryann Podlinslci. Aeerdacfem oude pfayem, ndlaire ,Mcforg AS A EWING guard affempis fo block his aim, Abby Sempfimpheifer fries +o sink anofher one. AL BUCCHI LEAPS above circle of BMI admirers and scores a field goal for our JV squad. x Q ww-ff? vm W' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Firsi Row: Marie Prisco, manager: Rosemary Dunbar, Doiiie Klase, Sharon McDer- moH', Mary McCafferiy, Barbara Biscup: Second Row: Terry O'DonneII. Caroline Woolsion, SI'1eiIa TomIinson, Marcia Siack, Jane Siipceyich, and Maureen Mancini. CAROLINE WOOLSTON, WITH her four Iegs, 'Irips up Ihe opposiiion during a girls' game. TERRY O'DONNELL TRIES fo oufiump her opponeni' bui is unsuccessful in gaining pos- session of The baII. 1 ancereffea im! CAamlaion5Ail0 dy 3 lgoinfri FRESHMEN AND JV TEAM - Firsi' Row: Eileen O'Malley, Gail Bruno, Mary Jane Coslello, Frances O'Connor, Janel' Rogers, Susan Ambrochg Second Row: Margo Woodward, Lynn Regan, Grace Bell, Geraldine McCullough, Kaihleen O'Connor, Aileen Donnelly: Third Row: Eileen Schuele, Marquerife Maguire, Kafh- leen Tomlinson, Pal' Semler, Charlofie Wojciechowski, Evelyn Gal- lagher. SHARON McDERMOTT ATTEMPTS a jump shol' during 'rhe game wiih Si. Mary's of lhe Angels Academy while Marcia Slack follows as guard. CATCHER CLETUS LYNCH waiis pafienfly for Wall' Huber fo come within fagging range during infra-squad game. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM - Firsl' Row: John Caparrelli, Walfer Czyzewicz, Bill McDermott, Wall' Huber, Clefus Lynch, Bill Schauffhauser: Second Row: Pai' Poehls, Greg Janney, Mike Kolynych, Louis Rapagna, Tom Guggino, Bill .4-t.. . gadegaf OZIGHCQFJ Peldafe 30 .9666 .QFOII-9 l0l90l'leI'lf5 The Lancer nine this year has the difficult task of rebuilding a winning team after last year's disappointing season. Improving upon last sea- son's record of four wins and eight losses will cer- tainly require much effort and determination. Supplying the major strength of the team is a solid core of returning squad members supple- mented by seventeen promising underclassmen. Weeks of constant vigorous practice condition them to meet competently even the strongest of our rivals - Cathedral. The team has demon- strated a special proficiency in batting skills. The.fifteen game schedule includes such re- current rivals as Notre Dame and Camden Cath- olic. The 1963 baseball Lancers look forward to a challenging yet promising season. Hoffman, Bill Deemerg Third Row: Coach Thomas Wurfen- burger, James Gavin, Mike Morrissey, Rich Lange, Bob Koch, Albert Semptimphelfer, Joseph Kaz, Bill McManus, Tom Har- kins, manager. Page 92 PAT POEHLS PUTS his soul info a de- Iermined dash for first BOB KOCH IS up al' bar while Clelus Lynch carches cluring Lancer bal I'ing prac- rice. VARSITY BASEBALL SCHEDULE April I6 Cpfhedral I9 Camden Cafho-lic 23 Glouces-I'er Calholic 25 Florence 26 Wesl' Deplford ' , 29 Gloucesfer Caiholic 'I' May 3 Wes'I' Deplford 7 Camden Cafholic ' 9 Nofre Dame ' I0 Sfeinerl' I3 Florence 4' I7 Caiheclral Il' 2l SI. Jbseph's lCamcleni 23 Nofre Dame 3I SI. Joseph's lCamclenI 'l' ' Home Games IT IS A race againsi' 'Hme as Corky Czyze- wicz a++emp'Is Io beal 'Ihe 'Ihrow l'o firsl' baseman Bill McManus. Page 93 jfaining Convkfiona an ermen for Comlaefifion Last year our track team posted a record of one win and three losses. Also, at the Knights of Columbus Track Meet, it placed second with a total of 38 points. Daily exercises toughen the cindermen for their various events. These include sprinting, hurdling, jumping, hurling and relay contests. This year the members of Holy Cross's squad once again pit their strength against the rigors imposed by many weeks of training in a sport which presents a challenge to almost any form of physical ability. CAREY MICKALITES SETS I-l.C. high iump record of 5'7 during pre-season meet. LANCER CINDERMAN DICK Brant almost laps his opponent in the halt-mile during practice meet with Moorestown. VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE 3 April 2 Moorestown . 24 Camden Catholic-Bishop Egan lat Camden Catholic, West Depttord 'I' I s mf 2 6 29 Notre Dame-Cathedral ' fat Notre Dame, I May I St. AntI'lony's I5 Florence 'I' I8 Knights ot Columbus Meet lat Farnham Parld 'I' Home Meets la COACH JOHN WEBER and manager Harry Becker view pros- pective team members during pre-season tryouts. Page 94 ennia eam lgecorcl .szowri 1-amide 0 mnning ear Our 1962 varsity tennis team posted a fine record of eight wins and three losses. Although this was their first season of varsity competition, the outcome of their efforts proved surprisingly successful. However, due to inexperience, they bowed to Madison during the first round of the New jersey State Tournament. It is through much rigorous practice that our team, with the consequent gain in experience, has greatly improved. With the help of their coach, Mr. Mfiley Pickett, it now remains the team's challenge to maintain the reputation they have established. VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE DURING A PRACTICE match Larry Pickett returns an easy serve to his opponent. Apnl Snape at VARSITY TENNIS TEAM - First Row: Dennis Donovan, Edward Egan, Rattael Giannan- 24 Rooresiows H R tonio, Craig McGlinnq Second Row: Mr. Wiley Pickett, coach: John Labadie, Stanley 25 Lancccai a ey eg' Kasper, Larry Pickett. Michael Oszczaltiewicz, John Scott. enape 30 Merchantville May 2 Palmyra ' 6 Collingswood 9 Lawrenceville, J.V. I4 Moorestown I6 Merchantville I7 Haddonfield 20 Collingswood 4' 23 Camden 28 Rancocas Valley Reg. 'I' 30 State Tournament Princeton, N. J. 'I' Home Matches MIKE OSZCZAKIEWICZ STRETCHES to wallop a ball over F S i . - .V v-v,-. -,.,. .... .g.',. : 1 I I : . , The nel-' .r. asrt ' T if ' Page 95 fast ivi :'.i A as , .we 01 ,1 mf, M . 5, w wr ,fix Rm Y Awww xv , N MN y X F ., .,,.,, ,...- , -, :L-iiziwf . , , ' vi- 'Wi W N I, X W Q 5 2 e 2 W as if I ' 755333 + QM W, ,23,fX55 ziigggi zasa' f 22 fs ? : wi A gym f m . ,, W R vp ks 1:22 f 'anim wx w N Y fx ' S K . at 52' X - N , :, 3' 1 'fl .. if ai, xg :. , S an A M 1 mg .fmjxl X Q wa Q 151 X ,s N1 X, Q-,X 1 a- x yu! ix? YN, 5 N ,U s , 'ffM5N 2 jwlzwwwi A xx Q w Q '2 '7!ae Ghallenqe 0- Rea uid Every person is a unique being, a pat- tern that will never be repeated in all crea- tion. Each has sornething to give to those with whom he lives and among whom he works, and tor whom he has a special love. The world, persons living in that world, need what you have to give. The biggest job is to bring the supply and needs to- gether. Each one has a responsibility in the work of the Church - the work of Christ. QThomas Mertonj Cfada 0 26 aim! nw riencla, glxlaerienced LOOK WHAT WE won! exelaim Stanley Johnson, winner of The French poodle in the highest homeroom drawing, and Kathryn Ruehmling, sc:hool's highest salesman in the annual World's Finest Candy Drive. Unfamiliar faces, schedules, bells: becoming accustomed to the Holy Cross routine proves to be the foremost task of the incoming fresh- man. As the 'students are familarized with the pattern of high school life, they encounter the difficulties of pursuing more advanced studies and the challenges of maintaining a high level of school spirit. Freshmen are soon made aware of their per- sonal responsibility to live up to the standards of performance demanded by high school teach- ers. Part of the fundamental program are the required courses of music and art, distinctive for the freshman class. As the student progresses, the realization that he forms an 'integral part of the school encourages him to contribute to the many pos- sible aspects of intellectual and spiritual edu- cation at Holy Cross. Throughout the year, the freshman demonstrates his active interest in school-sponsored events such as the magazine and candy drives. Alberi' Aiello Susan Anderson Suzanne Ans+ey Raymond Anfhony Page 98 Robin Arena Arlene Assanfe Kathleen Bailey Cynthia Barbiers Daniel Barral Maureen Barron Paul Barlh Edward Beifz Grace Bell Joyce Bonafelli Richard Borrelli Michael Bo'H'alico Michael Brady Lois Branr Suzanne Brighl' Pafricia Broadericlc David Brown Evere'H' Buchler Richard Buri- James Buricel Thomas Busby Sylvia Cabral Dolores Callahan Mary Callahan Eleanore Campolei James Caniwell ,:. J.. I+, M 3 Page 99 207 FRESHMAN HOMEROOM REPRESENTATWES -Firsi' Row: Daniel Ruggieri, Suzanne Harmon, George Krause: Second Row: Susan Anderson, Joseph Chwaszczewski, Marcia Toussainfg Third Row: John Scoil, James McQuaide, John Dirr. William Bosserl' Marc Caparrelli Michael Cappy Diane Carapelloiii Mario Cardone Michael Cavenas Arlhur Chrisfian Joseph Chrisfmas Joseph Chwaszczew Rodger Clyde Margarel Coburn slci l ,ilkiti g . za. -. -:-2:1 viii? iff. ' C -if jredkmen .siimufafeol Ay nw oumea f .ml 3 .K k A 1 Q s 11 Q- , . -R1 ' Page 100 203 Daniel Colangelo Irene Collins Mary Connolly Jean Conseglio Ann Cool: Raymond Cooper Nicholas CorlaeH' Michael Corcoran Pafriclr Cosgrove Margarel Cosfa Caroline Cosfello G-uy Cosiello Mary Jane Cos'l'ello Joseph Coursaull' John Crawford Joseph Crawford John Criqui Sharon Curran George Czepiel Ellen Czyzewicz 'SAF' I 22155535221 - .. ' gm.:-: S Y - i,:eE:Qiif1f5wgrs' Pzwfsy,-. Q it 4 2- ig... ' . -2: 2, 2. .E i 5 ,,.., i fi1?1?iW 'f5iTfifQb'52E1Wi 1? Q George Dahms Frances D'Ascendis Pe'l'er De Luca Q We f If 'fr 5 Qgzggy agkiggezgzz ,R '94 M, .ga Page 101 206 Carlene Depfula Sandra Dinucci John Dirr Thomas Dobzanshi Dennis Donovan Mary Dougherry Charles Dowd Thomas Downey Diana Downs Lawrence Doyle Consfance Dugan Kafhryn Dunn Mary Edinger Denise Emig Eleanor Evans David Farley Rosemary Fean Mary Fenimore Pafriclc Finn Elizabelh Fish Regina Ford Thomas Freund Judiih Fuoco Philip R. Fuoco Fredericlc Galdo John Gallagher Susan Gallaher lngeborg Galunic James Gasic Susan Giardinelli Qi fam We-2? my m ega Q 3 Q as L 53:13 EE: 1 2 X X my SZ R S P 5 J Q i N: ZEEYSN f Y34':.3? vfEb WA . . w PM H SS: I el,UC0l'l'lel'5 Barbara Haller William Hanlon Jeanne Harding Margarer Harlow Karen Harman Suzanne Harmon John Harringion Agnes Hari' Mary Lee Haugh Anne Henry Bernard Holland Roberf Huber Suzanne Hunier Reber? Jackson Eileen Jaslcolslri Sianley Johnson Roberi Kachur Beniamin Karwacki Walier Karwaclxi Daniel Keane 1:-. .. 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My i g: ?f535aiQ: w e whip V , M vi ' , hy., gg.-.lgzgz ami' S ' ' I 2:2-.,. ., ,ggw mg ' 12 'EZ ,SJ 4 . in L Mm M523 Q . .,. as D X X eggs X2 f ,Q 5 3 W 5 5 ,x 5 i m 5 John Kelley Linda Kelly David Kemp Agnes Kernan Joyce Kolwicz Alberf Kopczenslci Theresa Kornsey Valerie Kranz George Krause Daniel Kreber Mary Ann Krzyzanowsici Leona Kwiafkowslri Pauiefie Lafond Diane Laman Marie Larclo THIS SCENE IS duplicafed approximalely IO limes per day as sfudenls such as Barbara Regan, Janei Rogers ancl Rosemary Manning Travel ll-ue corridors for lheir 5 minule exercise break A CHRISTMAS MESSAGE for homeroom classmales fakes shape on ihe bulleiin board 'rhrough ihe efioris of Leona Kwiaikowski and Sherry Lee. BIG BAR INSPIRES big sales Spurred on by +hns moflo 2I3 anhclpaiecl huge refurns in fhe annual candy drive Craig McGlinn and Paula Napoli sludenis in home room jarff-f6L!LLl'lg, 31054 6269! U1 weef Ct e6l'l'lCU'l6 ll? Rebecca Lauriclr Jacqueline Lees JeaneHe Lewandowski Pamela Lezenby Diane Lipiec Nicole Loubei' Rifa Lubrano Maureen Lyons Rose Anne Mc Anally Daniel Mc Carlhy Michael Mc Carlhy Joseph Mc Dermo'H John Mc DeviH' Margaref Mc Gann Alan Mc Ginniiy Craig Mc Glinn Maureen Mc Graih John Mc Laughlin 273 S+ephen Mc Phillips John Mc Quaid - f if ' -,.. James Mc Quaide Margueriie Maguire Mary Malloy 5. 2 '2-' 5-.'I - :fi ww 5 wa fi ' 2 ' link g-:3. :. :.5:- :'. 'if' 277 Wm .Shwlmfl Joseph Malone Eileen Maloney Rosemary Manning Caiherine Mareleffo Pafricia Marlciewicz is 2 7 4' F Q ,rf fx b 5 M ' W is ., , s.,.,,,. , A . -, ,U K Q R ,xxx X, s x xx 1 es f X2 ga g? Q V Exw5 12 . ., SEN V ' ., . im Q ew R is V- ,L iii EEQ 4 E H 3 '59 T S5135 3' .gnifiafevl info lgoufine ASQ? :,. . , V101 'x. ' sqm., .:. if 42 ., gg s. - iw :a. K H . is -n err slim all li 53 Egg S ag X ,. Grace Marra Ann Marie Mariin Harry Ma'Ha - Roberf Mai-iera Carlman Maurer 5 '56 wb R5 En ff ., ,Q , X i Chrisfine Mendrylc fist- . Mary Lou Milcus Paul Mirenda , Cheryl Misek :Q Joan Monaghan i!!!!i 3f.M M X Q Q iii? f? fr--- - 1 Monica Morfimer Chrisfopher Murawslri Michael Murphy Paula Napoli Richard Nenno Page 106 217 Frances Nesior James Niichlrey Carolyn Nolan Mary Novak Kaihleen O'Brien Roberi O'Brien Frances O'Connor Geraldine O'Connor Richard Olsen Chrisiine Orclog Donifa Osmundson Walrer Parlow Kafhleen Parr Suzanne Perriello Brian Peiers Roberi Piefruslro Sfephen Pine Barbara Regan Margarei' Reilly David Rehko Rosemary Riia Helen Robinson BernadeHe Rodan Janei' Rogers Pafriclc Rowe James Rowland Barbara Ruble Kafhryn Ruehmling Daniel Ruggieri William Ryan . .. ,Er U :,-- s :'j-Z:fi-:fs-. MWW Y, 1112555 2 Fi ' is 1 it 4 A Q , i 1 l A , .. R Eg Lx i L 45 Q l it , 5 if is 3? William Nessen 1441212 - Saga .. yu N? -K 1 , . 2151 : , SNS wa z' - 31552553355 : -Z.. 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Q l y 2 Page 108 John Schmidi' Roberi Schullz Charles Schwab Thomas Scola John Scofi- Raymond Searles Theresa Seida Palricia Semler Sharon Shaw Shirley Shaw Donna Sherman Doro+hy Shields Gerald Slane Michael Slivinslci Sharon Smilh Barry Snyder Rose Marie Soufhwlch Roberi' Spelman Ann Sfabiliio Kafherine Sfangerl' Frances Sfecher Paul Sfevio Roberl Sloclr William Sfocldon Margaref Sfoll John Sullivan Roberl' Sweel' Calherine Szablinslcl Francis Szymanilc Alber+ Talone gl e5Al'l'lel'l, Mary Lou Tangney Michael Taylor Pafricia Taylor Harold Teagarden John Thalman Wayne Theis Maureen Thomas William Thomson 1 Caron Tierney Kafhleen Tomlinson Marcia Toussaini' Joan Tralcimas Jeaneffe Turner Barbara Tysenn Waller Urban Slanley Urlaanil: Gregory Wallace Linda Walsh Jane'r Weber Denise Weinmann Joyce Wesolovqslri ' James Williams Thomas Wiflrowslci CharloH'e Woiciechowslri Lynn Yolra Bernade'H'e Zappacosia Donna Zappacosfa Michael Zarrello James Zimmer Elizabelh Zimmerman Cjauglzf Mo in mir! of Shoo! .sgotrlf 219 1 gziiifss 1 V'-' ' , has 15. is iii T 2. 'Ear ff? ei H H K we J , iff 1 222? g Wa A f,ifgifizgfwafwyggweggaw4 1 fi 25? 'ZW ': - ' Hia - 1,5232 -, Ugzyilgy Wig Z S A 2 , new vw 3 1 Page 109 3055 ggggy ag ,.,. , .. ...,... we I ' lg 5 me ia is ii ws, W g :gf Y Magi' af Wa if 64166 0 Z5 rowa in Jczowzzclge, xlaerience As a sophomore, the student enters a stage of added responsibility, increased participation, and greater maturity. Part of the added re- sponsibility rests in his new privilege of elect- ing four representatives to the Student Coun- cil. A fuller opportunity for personal expression is granted to him through increased participa- tion in school activities. In the new extracur- ricular organizations, the 260 sophomores may develop their talents and inclinations. Compulsory in the second year is the course in public speaking, an aid to those who wish to use their new opportunity for expression to the best of their ability. New duties and rights, combining to form a more mature outlook in the student, find an outlet in the Kuder Prefer- ence Test which urges the sophomore to examine his various interests. Common aims and efforts work to encour- age all sophomores in the direction of intel- lectual and spiritual fulfillment. HIDDEN TREASURES OF fhe sfudeni' reading world are shown forfh fo Andrea Jaclcson and Viclcie Hughes in fhe Epiphany library showcase. Page ll0 CAUSING COMMENT AND coniecfure -- wine cellar? cafe- comb? H. C.'s basemenf door is discovered by Louis Goefz and William Gaffney. JANICE KLEIN IMPATIENTLY awaifs a chance fo gef info phoneboofh, being monopolized by Joan Kennedy, Carol Alfer and Maureen Carey. Richard Anderson Richard Angell l.ore'H'a Ansley William Arbocus Joy Arch laolcl Vinceni' Arfuso Alan Aslalcsen Charles Asfor Paul Aherl' Dororhy Augus'l'yn Marlc Baiada Mary Baird Kafhy Barbieri Miriam Barlow Michael Bazulis Kafhleen Bersheim Barbara Berlsch Kafhleen Blasialc Chrisfina Bla'Hler Roberl' Boccl Roberi- Bollinger Julie Bosserl' Cafherine Bowers Jean Branfmayer Donna Breen Jacqueline Bre'H'ell Francis Brown Alberl' Bucchi Jeanne Bunn Lydia Burguel' Elizabeih Aclian Linda Agoslinelli Carol Aller Susan Ambroch l l Page 111 ,A mwgw 4 4 Messe 3:1114 ?' 5,3 1 M 'Zia Ii.. A ' ,I I 121511 3-g:, j':Q:.-, ,. -5 S23 5: . is is a s 2 my M gliillikw f U M 'VW PS B . iii Eg 3 we is ,W , x 1 i ik Q vi Q 4 wi S 1 s s I . 'Pi ' x :smug uwwwi , Q A ,aw A ' '59 3v'iWW 2el lkiiii W . ,fi Q X 5 1 W sm Nancy Czarneclri if s J S L Miglia fs gi as 2 -Q- 115 JCWIW flu IQML g .,, Page 112 ' Aiigiffwi ig,-:LZ:'f g. , 3 ---'- is MQZEUM - 21, . 3223132 1 Maureen Carey John Carlis Eileen Carson Donna Casciano Pafricia Casey Roberi' Ceniinaro Anne Challender Maureen Chess Anna Cipole'Hi Ellen Clarlr James Cook Gregory Cosfanlini Joyce Cuglioiia Joseph A. Cunningham Joseph T. Cunningham .gn ferea L55 Nancy Dadino Carol Davis Kaihleen Davis William Deemer Thomas Delany Susan Denver John Devine Thomas Devine Chrisfine Di Paolo Dennis Dobson Diane Dobzanski Lyle Donald John Dougheriy Michael Dowd Pairicia Duffy Edward Egan John Elmendorf Elaine Eppolife Roberi' Escheman Mary Evans Doro+hy Farrell Eleanor Frank William Freeman Kennefh Friel Evelyn FroggaH I ii Q 4 ' l i t ' ali William Gaffn ey , ,A Dennis Gager r lr i ..,.: 1 M Eileen Galdo f 1 --.. :- I Mary Galie .,,.: I E 7 Kevin Gamble lzauffa Show urlariding .fdgigfieri 202 Thomas Gamble Paul GaHi Michael Gazdo Raffael Giannanionio Margarer Gibbons Mary Gillaspie Z1 Kafhleen Gifhens 1 3 ji Q Regina Gladney Q 3' 1,3 is E, Louis Goeiz f i 1 , . ....., ,. y ' ,s . , , .... , ,,, in i ,Vg is 'EQ x 4 is F sy ' ' Cheryl Graves arle ray -Af .- ' Bernadeffe Gross .12 - U V.-:zz 1.1.- A5 Q , ' E,- rf .A -? , 1 TM Kafhleen Gross H Thomas Guggnno Pcqe 113 4512 ,. Q em .i a Joseph Haas Joann Hammell Mary Harring+on Roberf Harris Julia Hauclc . uuu Vyyk. I NEI . A , Knhleen Harvey .g ' A . -V J Marfha Heidkamp I 5 Q 1 ':' 1' 1 Daryl Ann Hennigan ,Z - 55 : J A 1 ' i i 53? - 3- George HeH'ier ' 11.5 ' V :si -:' V Z ' -., f i -A L ':' J Kafhleen Higgins M an .,,... 1 lTZ?g2gTff!i gli: i ,',.f A lann I ., H i if 3 Linda Hobbs Y William Hoffman s Edward Hollenden A i T i Q L W Jill Horne In sm Michael Huber I A R 3 qw A M Mai ZF we i Vicioria Hughes Andrea Jaclrson Ar+hur James AK ' Roberf James 'N wr Jo Anne Jankowslri S ,Si S i f ol' ol' farwng oialw amid fc afif unch emo THAT'S WHAT l gel for being a genllemanf' sighs wich. Joe T. Cunningham, Paul Piergross, Kennelh Olsen Michael Miller as Jacqueline Brerfell fakes lhe lasl sand- and Tommy Devine nod in agreement 204 Francis Jung Charles Kachur Joseph Kane Bernard Kashmer Elizabeih Kauffman Joan Kaye John Kearney Gregory Kelley Joan Kennedy Caiharine Kerns Paul Kiessling Janice Klein William Kniclcman Siephen Kolwicz Alberla Kopczenslri Gregory Janney Elizabel-h Jennings Alberi Jones Page 115 S552 SOPHOMORE HOMEROOM REP- RESENTATIVES - Firsi Row: Roberl' Ceniinaro, Marie Ragone. Pairicia Marlin, Thomas Gugginog Second Row: Walier Sfewari, Michael Mor- rissey. Alberf Bucchi, Frank Jung. rim r . ' A gi? izb i 4 W....b5ggQ wa 1 Wq,va, ,NWN 5 U 2' ngikge ,Wigs ' 'KYLE , :Mm We my Wagga ,gzzizsgw 3 ggi W3,o,,,bW ., .. QV., ,, he ,, lk , if Z f A:. A, r ji. P Q all v as P if X X e lf 5 ..,... ..,.. E 4935 5 Y . .,........ as L2 .. '-.. .. X :2. ' -. 3: Q2 Vinceni' Kranz Ann Krolilcoslci Chrisfine Kwiaflcowslci Denise Lafond Ralph Land Margaref Lavonis Edward Leslie Siephen Lesier Barbara Lisiewslci Franlr Logandro Jeanne Logue Dennis Lynch Michael Mc Cool Geraldine Mc Culloug Louise Mc Dade Puqe 116 h THE BIGGER THE purse, The harder The iob when conienfs are spilled, chides Geraldine Ziclcel as she hands Donna Breen her wallel. WHlCH LOOKS BETTER on me, aslcs lva Res of Eileen Souihwiclc, while and gray -- or gray and while? S' be 'fi Wag? Q Sopkomore Cfaad aina ounci Rlaredenfafiued ON A MAJOR sfop during 'rhe guid- ed Jrour of 'rhe building. Wayne Svi- ben and Ronald Wharlenby sfop fo poinl' oul' The audiforium +0 our Ger- man exchange s'ruclen'I', Alexander Von Koch. 205 51 ,,? 5 ,ag -fffaii I 'I ' 1 Q . ,ZW 1 A145 as .5 'Ei 5 , line 'S 3 e , 5 -:Q'5f5?EiiEE' , gang ' ' in ,.-1: ,Im-..EEE :i. 5 .Z , W M 2 'W ?x?f3 L x, E N419 , A 1 Page 117 Vinceni' Mc DermoH' Lore'H'a Mc Donnell James Mc Falls Pefer Mc Hugh John Mc Keon Vera Mc Nair Diane Maguire Maureen Mancini BernadeHe Mafernialt Doris Marra Pafricia Marlin Mary Be+h Mayer Roberf Mazzuca Madeline Menalis Thomas Milcsis liar David Milculslri Jacob Miller Michael Miller Marianne Minifri Dayle Mollifor Mary Morris Michael Morrissey Marie Morse Marie Muenh Eileen Murray ,W ,, 3325 A gw 4 a. 'bf-M gigs? '. SW ima Miggsrvzfm 'szgsfgisii ms 55235 WM .r1'iEi5E: ::fL,4.s3i ' :z,2E: 1 'SZ 155 'Ig ,HZ Z, asm: s ? , Zi X' 3 XM E iii X, as M .s 1 was if 'E 2 50,046 lgarficiiaafe in orenaic .fdcfiuifiezi Joseph Murray Walier Mushinslri Thomas Neary Arfhur O'Brien Kaihleen O'Connor Eileen O'Donnell Theresa O'Donnell Donna O'Kroy Kenneih Olsen Eileen O'Malley W, , ,s . llul Mg gag sigii g: Nz-S52 wig 2 s ,MX 25 m fi, ig sf V 12 1 -was '. -2--:-:- 2:2 5-sas.-sz kawmfzzslz ,A . ww- mg zwi .1 .,.. z I. :-3,-1 0 Mai: yfsiainazsa 22'- ZWQ 3 - ' ai 5 si E wi 9 Sligg W X ji W if if if 5 , fi if ::,.:,::.:a:.:-:'-aE'EEE3': 1f22Eiizg1g1E,2z T11 5 asf Page 118 g3'?5g?f 122232 1: W is 2 1 EEE? ,f LINING THE HALLS in silence, siu denis inierrupi' classes fo pracfice proper civil defense aleri' procedure Ziiiiia -ff: Gillis aj 125, 5 . .. . him T , :E T sw f ,S f ... 5 iii W 4 sf, 14 , Qi X if .. ..-., -:-.5-m,...:.Z.:..i.i I 4 A W W ..,... 1: , .A K 1 ,ssl CHIVALRY CLOSES ITS head' as Kafhryn Regan Ihe window. doses Barbara Opre F W' I ,I WHEN THE DRINKING founfains of I-IoIy Cross were placed 2 fee? high, 'rhere was a 'Iragic oversighf: 6 foci' 7 inch sjrudenfs, such as Fran ScoH', Paul Orfe Vicforia Orsini Lawrence O'TooIe James Parker Pairicia Parker Susan Pawlowslci Conrad' PediHo Diane Penfon S+ephen PerrieIIo Paul Piergross I I'I II Joseph P'izzu'HIIo Maryann Podlinski Eliza beih Pro co pio ,I A Rosemary Procopio rg. I i Alben Pugnese M?- . ,, fl Page 119 Michael Schaffha user 272 Marie Ragone Louis Rapagna Alfreda Readinger Michael Reafh Kaihryn Regan Lorraine Regii Thomas Reinharl Iva Res Linda Roberis William Robinson Donna Rockafellow Angela Rollo Marie Sabino Josephine Sanforo 'lhrislina Scanlan 66165, .fdcfiuifiw ' cceiaf Page 120 Roberf Schanz Anne Schlinclwein Francis Sco'H James Sco'H' George Seaman Maria Seiler Michael Semler Karhleen Sheclalcer Michael Siergiei Harold Smilh James Smiih Mary Lee Smifh Paul Smiih Eileen Souihwick Cynlhia Sovalc Pafricia S+ellwag Waller Slewarl Jeanne Sfrohlein Daniel Sullivan Josephine Surprenanl' Wayne Sviben Edward Sweeney Pafriclc Sweeney James Szeliga Regina Tierney Sheila Tomlinson Calherine Volpe Alexander Von Koch Mary Walder An+oineH'e Walzer QCOH, ' Diane Ward Jane Ward John Wasneslci Helene Wesl' Karen Whalen Ronald Whar+enl:oy Alan Willies Linda Wilson Mary Ann WiH'en berger Suzanne Woolsfon Nancy Woodman William J. Young William O. Young Geraldine Ziclrel Louis Zinar 51 lfga , .. 1 l 5 Q gm in va 4 2. Q iff QM me H f, A E. if gm g 15 an i, ,gy 5 ' lg 5 Mar .silucfenfa ':E-kvfzwiezfv -sw 1 2' -V-- 'iv 31555525 ,URW . 'Hifi 1 gg -I ..,, - .. bll- i - 'ff ng e- S, ...,,,, .,... n Page 121 .,.M..M .:,v,,, , .:,,:.... Z , 2, E5 ...,, , 2 . Za . V352 2 N Q 1 we Q 2:2 .J N Q 11559 . ' ffiii? -5 l5' l E gm in --ff 'i ' Q ' 2 64455 o .Spoken Qslucbea wifi: gona! jmezi With a greater sense of responsibility, jun- iors delve enthusiastically into their first year as upperclassmen. They realize the increasing importance of their studies and are thus led to a fuller growth of character. Distinctive for third year students is the Driver Education course, now in its second year. Of special in- terest this year is the fact that ten outstanding juniors were selected to participate in the ad- vanced placement course in mathematics, newly initiated at Holy Cross. Moreover, as juniors, they now become eligi- ble for admission to such organizations as the National Honor Society and the National Busi- ness Honor Society. Also, due to greater repre- sentation, they have a more active participation in the Student Council. Eagerly do the girls anticipate the privilege of wearing maroon blazers and proudly do the juniors accept their class ringsg all await the greater responsibilities and honors of the senior year. JERRY COWCHOK DEMONSTRATES 'll-ual' the bigger they are, l'he more they hide, as he catches forty winlcs in ihe library. Carole Abarelli Joseph Andreano Francis Ansley James Anthony Gregory Arena Barbara A+zer+ Kennefh Bagnell Dolores. Baker Patricia Barlow Harry Beclrer Eileen Beilz Lynda Bell Page 122 Leonard Bernoias Anne Marie Borgef Joseph Bowers Roberr Brogan Margarei' Brown Gail Bruno Raymond Buckno Theodore Budd Ronald Cameron Ronald Caracci Virginia Cardea Judiflw Cavanegh Arleen Cerrone Paul Clnallender Roberr Changery Francis Chrisrmas Mary Ann Clauss Roberl' Collinsworih Gerald Cowclwolc Eileen Crimmins Mary Jean Crowe Nancy Crowley Marlin Csercseviis Waller Czyzewicz 03 i.....iw h lS IT ALL righl if I erase lhis now, Sisier? queries John WALT MCCOU-UM CERTAIN'-Y looks dlsappolnled as he- Kearney, as Roberl' Wasneslci le+s him do lhe work. Eileen Slewarl, and Paul Orclog survey 'lheir reporl cards. Rober+ D'Augus+ine Lynda Davis Page 124 707 Michael De Francesco Alberi De Grasse Joseph Della Croce Regina Del Soldo Dorolhy Dengler Lawrence Dempsey Rosina Di Abundo Phyllis Dick Aileen Donnelly Pafricia Dooley Anne'He Drangula Lenore Duchnowslli James Durlcin John Ehref Eileen Eigenbroocl Thor Elcluncl 7111144-hngereal ra. encif Cil CLJ in Page 125 Theresa Elmenclorf Mary Ann Failla Lynn Fallcensiein Palricia Flulcey Joseph Forfe Henry Franzlci Frances Frazer Roberi' Freeman Sandra Freynilc Philip C. Fuoco Earl Gale Evelyn Gallagher 108 Eugene Gery Jane Gillis Marie Gladney Oufdfanchng en .gidcfecl for ,xdcluance J Weil, Andrew Gra bowslri Maryellen Graf Ann Griffin Helen Griffin Clemenf Gross Darlene Gunlrel Elaine Gunn Eileen Halalski Thomas Harlcins Palricia Harfman Pa+ricia Haynes Jane+Hee+l1er I ACTUALLY HAVE a bus pass! exclaims Frank Thalman, as he, Berna- deffe Mellon, Kafhy O'- Connor, and Pa+ Mona prepare for +heir ride home. Margarei' Henle Susan Henry Pairicia Hepp Dennis Hirshmiller Sandra Hoey Joyce Hoffman Frances Howard Walfer Huber Charles Huffman Edward Hughes Regina Hughes Michael Hufniclc Beverly Jennings Alline Johnson Richard Johnson Edward Joseph BOB KERNEY PEERS inlenlly info his lunch bag, as Frank Chrislmas eagerly wails io see whal his share of ihe goodies will be. Page 127 Mary Ann Kaciuba William Kane Joseph Kaz Kafhleen Kenlcelen Robert Kerney William Kiliany Chrisfine Klalc Doro'l'hy Klase Miafa Cofdge-gonna! Maperc aririmen 3 ,-:, . W i i Rober+ Koch ,,.'.. Casimir Kolongowslri if ,uf ' ,. 1 - Michael Kolynych -.:' ' .5 Vicioria Kopczenslri i Q' rum 1 f P 11 Q , -,-- 1,- 2 ii L -ele -.. g , Fl? Aniia Kranz Sfephen Kulics Gerard Lafond Pairicia Laman I .. il ,. iff!! - rf Sandra Landers Roloerl' Lasloclly Philip Lezenby Frances Lorusso Page 128 109 Mignon Mc Carlhy Wal+er Mc Collum William Mc Dade John Mc Dermoil Palricia Lu Branl' Adrian Lyons William Mc Allisler mrif .id or A .sislzofarrikila Qialaorfunifieri William Mc Dermo'H' Jolwn Mc Donough Eileen Mc Gee Kalhleen Mc Ginnify Paul Mc Gonigle Marianne E. Mo Gurl: Maryanne L. Mc Gurlr Margarer Mc Nulfy Maureen Mc Nuliy Mary Mc Quaide Leah Malachel: Edward P. Malone A 9'-2'24:gim wksziifaiiigsgi svgzifiggzi 'Brea 'Wifygf M isa V-1 Page 129 wqq,,,q:,s, 522223: M1 'Yaris Q 5 . 11 'ag 5 M, .... ,.,,. L .. ,zaggwgw -1, e:- -g,5.,. I. 'A ., .. . z -. Hz 1 2 i L WH, su 54560515 'Swell :tie ' ' :-:':g:: 122 : gf -13:1-f::.:fs--I:,-eg-:zf-1.25 me -2,11 Z- -1: ' 331:-'Z .-1:-1 1 V ,Ig-:E fi, -1,1-,,-2 WHAT WE NEED is wall +o wall mirrors! says Doflie Klase 'lo Mary Ellen Graff and Frances Howard. A PERFECT FIT, says Elaine Gunn, as she and Helen Griffin bolh agree fhal' class rings are worfh wailing for. inga Qlhncl .xgclclevl gxcifem enf fo wire! Mar' 1'-iiiiiifl , .... liiflki was 2 we miss? 115432135 e .0 H 11 Q ::g. Q 7 s H -1. 4 5 s -Ag, Z2 1,5152 Eff- . -1 ' Wai as ..,., , sig, . ,s naswsygh qwzsiss riffgU wswa..isw rw UM. .,... 7 .,,.. W .: ,.., W,4,.W.N 35: ,nm M ix si: X E 3 is Nga ' Eaf: H Bw 11551 is w g. Carmella Maraclonna Harry Marishalt Suzanne Marlceri' Daniel Marrazzo Rolaerf Marfinez Joseph Mafhews Frederick Maufe Philip Mayer Mary Ellen Mazza BernadeH'e Mellon Gerald Melvin Carey Mickali+es Carol Milculefzlry Regina Miller Elizabe+l'1 Molliior Pafricia Mona Maureen Monaghan I W V nnn' V llwzimi Wallace Moore William Moore Maureen Morlon H0 Sheila Navarra Cafherine Olaerf Barbara O'Brien Consfance O'Brien Ka'rl1leen M. O'Connor Chrisfa O'Dea Dennis O'Hara Beafrice Omar Paul Orclog Richard O'Toole Michael PaH'ani+e Roberl' Pearson -A'..,,e 3 ':.l,4 Pafricia Muchewicz Susan Mullnall Regina Na+anni ,QQMQHMSEQZSGSE 5552535254 is 5515 2253 5 '-: :-.-: Sihwein ZZ 522523352553 4 ifziif W' mwwgggg 1 ,Magi -- :, 255255 .,:g: f 'S ::' .g .-: L I L 4' . - ..., 1 ., . -HESFMSEW Mil -1: ::- gggigsggwzwzrsz V I -,gg-5 A if 2, 121: Vg . 3333533 - '--- : ----- as QM GE 'S 6 ff,gv,w52amm 5 'N .N E. Z Q ki 1- M p X ' JZ 1' a:-:-lagf.g:'- 1553- .fzgs-, - l L ' J' M has K: ff Wwe A 5: ' ,. ag ., g.. ,. wg 5. if .:,: H .,:. . Nw f-Ki' -'i ea? 'Z-.2-: : '. -I -. Weiss 1 liiiiffm ,ge , 1 m y ,aa 1 ig :fi 5' 4 w ,A 4 Q, ..... i ,W 'ff war K, 'W we .. ii, .il lf? - u ,e: ,.: A g:,::' -:. .- ' -TE!! 555 ia., 7 .,::si: .:: .:. ? ,. ..,,M: ..-. , ,.,:., 35555 25 A ,I 45 F .f 3' ii 2: 2 S if si F-5? 3, E - 'ISSN 552552 1 A Joseph Pfeiffer Barbara Phelan Lawrence PiclceH' Edward Piechowslci 111-Z? Pairicia Pino Franlr Pocius Pa+riclc Poehls Barbara Polcorslci Melanie Polino Jacquelyn Pyffer Thomas Reafh Nicholas Refzlco JUNIOR HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES - Firsi' Row: Bill McDermoH, Thor Elclund, Alberf Semplimphellerg Second Row: Eileen Sfewarl, Ted Budd, Dennis O'l-lara, Jane Gillis. :E .. A552322 Q ,. ff af 'X Kyiv W 4 Q X 4' G Tix we X r 1 y 33? Ura , 1 N'5y,,p5g -a s ,' X1 we fee iw 3 g gags R? Q X 3 fb N M 'bw , le? .- g l Q: ' .5 ' 11 A i 'i:5s 5:g-:gig ' . ':. . iLrE-?2-I-,2 - i 'I1'I.I5.i5. -2- Iz. Page 132 Agaiha Riccardi Kaihleen Robinson Janel' M. Rogers Ann Marie Rosavage Beverly Rudolph Gale Ruman Clare Russell Roberl Sallrowslri union! .xdnficilaafe gafa Hgh af .Iinner ance ' .,., A ' '51 ..., 2 Page 133 Palricia Saporilo William Schaffhauser Cecilia Schilder Michael Schli+z James Scl1mid'l' Eileen Schuele Kennerh Schwarz Roberl' Schwarz Carolyn Scimeca Wayne Sciscio Rosanne Sel1l Alberi' Sempiimphelhar Richard Sempfimphelfer Elizabefh Shields Marianne Shisler i ,- ' I glnferfaririing union Cfaad ' THE GRASS ALWAYS looks greener on The oiher side, especi- ally when Waller Czyzewicz spies ius'r +he book he's been waniing lo read in ihe library chuie. REGINA DEL SOLDO. Evelyn Gallagher, Connie O'Brien, Chris O'Dea, and Caihy Oberi suggesf Iheir favorile cheers 'Io Pep Club chairman, Lynn Fallcensfein. Page 134 l g6l,l'LLZ25 WILLIAM MCDADE WISHES 'thai he were somewhere over fhe rainbow inslead of in class. if ae WH Q 51225 iff' or . I J ff- ? Y i3i 9f.e-.9.'iZZ'f ,wig ami? ea Qs'-is as W E:,::p..,,:- s:::5 if flee ' 2 66:23 4.1 L1 me 9 SN we sew , 1-vga M JE Pafricia Shoemalter Kalhleen Siegle William Siegle Joseph Smi+l1 Jo Ann S'l'echer Calherine S-I-evens Eileen S'l'ewarl Richard S+iI+s Carol Siocldon Jacqueline Sfone An'roinel le Slrenslci Edward Sullivan Marianne Sweeney PauleH'e Sweeney Kalhleen Taylor Franlr Thalman Sarah Thomson John Vile David Wargo Rolaerl' Wasneslci Jacqueline Wegener Rila Weinczyk Chrisline Wizmerslci Marilyn Woodman Caroline Woolslon Margo Woodward Joseph Yeager Donna Zappa eniom ace enge of Sofia! .xdyoorifofafe Throughout our high school years we have sought to prepare ourselves for the fulfillment of a truly Christian life. Constantly have we tried to develop the essential qualities of good judg- ment, consideration of others and perseverance. Now, as seniors, the great challenge is before us. It is up to each of us to meet and accept our challenge. realizing that to every privilege be- longs a responsibility which we can never shirk. To be idle is something that cannot be under- stood in one who has the soul of an apostle. Christ's apostolate is for the young and old, the intelligent and the average, the rich and poor. We cannot neglect our challenge - for our Peter Joseph Alesi IOS Forest Road, Moorestown - Our Lady ot Good Counsel: FBLA 4 Rita Elizabeth Armstrong l32 West Center Avenue. Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpetual Help: Art Club 4 Page l36 example, be it good or bad, will influence the world. Our purpose then is to witness the full Chris- tian life: this demands an unswerving fidelity to Christ,-detachment from sin and self, and un- limited charity toward all. Our ultimate goal in life is the salvation of all men, the transforming of this world into God's world. In following this challenge we might well heed the words of a true twentieth century apostole, Dr. Tom Dooley: The only good reason for our existence is not what we are going to get out of life, but-what we are going to put into it. Geraldine Carolyn Acquiste 220 Buttonwood Lane, Riverton -- Sacred Heart: G-lee Club 3.4: Masque and Lance Society 2: Future Teachers ot America 4 Donna Lea Adams SI4 North Forlclanding Road, Maple Shade -- Our Lady ot Perpetual Help: NHS 4: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club 3.4 1 t li : : E 5 it aff EE -if X35 lla t f ' i f Q E if 'Fefe 4- . sg 3534 sg tj' 55 SN' ,,:-is fl? .Q ,st im Janice Margarei' Berger 3I6 Delaware Avenue, Riverside - Sainl' PeI'er's: NHS 3,4: Glee Club 2.3: Masque and Lance Soci- ely I: Cross Currenis I-4: Library Club I: Dance Commillees 4 Alberl' Joseph Berghaier, Jr. I4I Oxford Road, Palmyra -- Sacred Heari. River- 'ron Barbara Ann Biscup Elm Drive, Medford - Sainl Mary of The Lakes Glee Club 3.4: B-aslcelball Team 3,4 Margaref Eliza beih Blum 400 Henr Slrreel' Palm ra -- Sainr Casimir's, River- Y - Y side: Masque and Lance Sociely I: Library Club I i Page John Lee Ausfin IO35 Fernwood Avenue, Maple Shade - Our Lady ol: Perpelual Help: Sludenl Council 4: Masque and Lance Sociely 4 Joseph William Barber, Jr. I7I Pageanr Lane, Levillown - Corpus Chris'ri: Fu- lure Teachers of America 4: Foolball Team 32 Bas- Icelball Team I Joan Gale Bollinger 502 Wayne Drive, Riverlon - Sainl Charles Bor- romeo, Cinnaminson: Moniror 3: Glee Club I-4: A Cappella I-4: Band 2: Masque and Lance Socieiy I,2: Cross Currenfs I-3: The Lance 3 Paule'H'e Helen Borowslci 529 Kossuih Slreel, Riverside - Sainl Casimir's: Class Represenlaiive I: Moniior I: NBHS 4: FBIA 3,4: Glee Club 2: The Lance 3: Dance Commillees 3.4 137 . , 7 Richard Thomas Bran? I87 Peshekee Trail, Medford Lakes - Saini Mary of 'rhe Lakes: Foofball Team l.2,4: Baskefball Team 3,4: Track Team 2-4: Dance Commiiiees 4 Mary Anne Brennan 558 Kern S+ree1', River'ron - Sacred Heari: Glee Club 2 Joel Alma Brink 35 Manhasseff Trail,,Mediord Lakes - Sain? Mary of Jrhe Lakes: Monilor 4: NHS 3.4: Glee Club l-4: A Cappella I,2: Cross Currenis 2-4 Carole Ann Bromfield' ' IO3- Easl' Linwood Avenue. Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpefual Help: Class Rep'resen+a'rive 2: ivlonigor li NBHS 3.4: FBLA 3.47 Dance Commii- ees Page 138 Pafricia Diane Bowers 4lO Delview, Lane, Delanco - Sainl' F'e'rer's, River- side: Moniior 47 NHS 4Z,FBLA 3.41 Masque and Lance Socieiy I-3: The Lance 4: Dance Commillees 3,4- Kafhleen Agnes Bradley 3l2 Cherrix Avenue, Eolgewaler Park - Sainl' Joseph's. Beverly: FBLA 4: Glee Club 3 Consfance Lucia BruneH'i I Glenwood Road. Moun'r l-lolly - Sacred Hearf: Glee Club 2-4: Fufure Teachers of America 4: Cross Currenfs 3,4- Paul Joseph Buiak 423 Leconey Avenue. Palmyra - Sacred l-lear'r, Riverfon SENIOR CLASS REPRESENTATIVES - Kalhy Mar- fin, Sieve Shive, Kalhy Curzie, Jay Fallcenslein, Charles O'Toole. and Tom Kiniry. enior elorerienfafived Momofe Cfada Weefinga Helen Elizabeih Cannone I5 Slecher Avenue, Riverside - Sainf Pe+er's: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club 2: Cross Currenls 3,41 The Lance 3,47 Dance Comrniiiees 3 John Francis Caparrelli 285 Bullonwood Lane, Cinnarninson - Sacred Hearl, Riverlonz lvloniior 4: NHS 3,41 Fooiball Team 3.4: Baseball Team 2-4 Gerfrucle Mary Burl' ZI34 Laurel Drive, Riverlon - Sainl Charles Bor- romeo, Cinnaminson: NHS 4: Fulure Teachers of America 4: Cross Currenls 3.4: The Lance 4 Diana Mary Cannone 504 Howard Slreei, Riverside -- Sainl' Pe+er's: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club 2: Cross Currenls 3.4: The Lance 3,41 Library Club 3,41 Dance Commillees 4 Page 139 Timofhy Palrick Carey 53Ol Oakland Slreel. Philadelphia, Pa. - Sainl Marlin of Tours: Sfiudenl Council 3.4: MoniI'or 3.4: Masque and Lance Sociely I-4: Cross Currenls I-4: Foolball Manager I-4: Dance CommiH'ees 3.4: Bookslore Clerk I-4: Vocralion Club 4 An'I'hony John Carlani 863 Easl Third Slreel, Florence - I-loly Assump- +ion: Foofball Team I Kaihleen Barbara Coafes 37 Church Slreel. Beverly - Sainl' Joseph's: Glee Club 4: Sewing Club 4 Kaihleen Lucia Curzie I7 Moreland Drive. Riverside - Sain? Pe+er's: Class Represenlalive 4: MoniI'or 4: NHS 3: Glee Club I-3: Masque and Lance Sociely I: A Cappella I-3: Cross Curren'rs 2-4: Sacrisran 3.4. Page 140 Nicholas Anfhony Carugno 506 Overlook Road. Palmyra - Sacred I'lear+, Riv- erlon: Moni'I'or 3 Carole Lynn Cenfinaro 5I6 Melbourne Avenue, Beverly - Sainl Joseph's: FBLA 3.4: Ari' Club 4: Cross Currenls 3.4: Library Club 2-4: Dance Commillees 3,4 gli, ful? 6ll'2el 5 2l'l'l6lI'l Fay Kalhleen Chiaccio I48 Websrer S+ree+, Riverside - Sainl' Pe'rer's: FBLA 3.4: Dance Comnnillees 2.3 Madeline Marie Clark 23 Soulh Coles Avenue. Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpelual Help: Moniror 3: Masque and Lance Sociely I: Fufure Teachers ol: America 4: The Lance 4: Library Club I yi Raymond John De Broelceri' 337 Rancocas Boulevard, Rancocas Woods -- Our Lady Queen of Peace, Hainespori: Audio-Visual Technicians Club 4: Library Club I: Dance Commi1'- Jrees 4 Ronald Dominick De Julio l9O:6 45+h S+ree+, Pennsaulcen - S-ain'r Cecelia's: Debaie Club 3 ibecbcafion, cgnifiafiue Kafhleen Mary Dennis II6 Garfield Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred Hear'l', Riverion: NHS 4: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club I-4: A Cap- pella I-4: Dance Commiirees 4: NOMA Represen- +a+ive 4 Elaine Sfella Dennison 2 I 6 Cur+is Avenue, Delair - Sainlr Veronica's: NHS 4: Glee Club 3.4: Fuiure Teachers of America 4: The Lance 4: Library 4 Page Leo Carl Daiufo 2I2O Brandies Avenue, Riverfon - Sain? Charles Borromeo, Cinnaminson: Track Team 2: Physics Club 4 Barbara Ann Davis 807 Lincoln Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred Heari, Riv- erion: FBLA 4: Glee Club l,2: Baslceiball Team I-3 Charles Daniel Devine 823 Morgan Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred Heari. Riv- erion: Class Represeniaiive 2.3: Siudenl' Council 2.3: Moniior 2-4: Masque and Lance Socieiy 4: Fooiball Team I-4: Dance Commiiiees 3.4 Eileen Marie Devlin 300 Chesier Avenue, Riverside - Saini Pe'rer's: NHS 3.4: NBHS 3.4: FBLA 3.4: Cross Currenis 3: Library Club l,2: Baslseiball Team I-3: Dance Com- miiiees 4 141 ANGELS, JEANNETTE REGAN, Joy Freynik, Mary Saieslci, frayed by Leo Daiufo and Mary Reinharr, adore 'the Chrisi' Trudy Burl, Sue Geho, Jane Slipcevich and Carolyn Well- Child in fhe annual Chrisimas Pageant schlager, look on as S+. Joseph and The Blessed Moiher, por- enior QI' 5 lizifinguiadecl Ly aroon gfazem Richard Anfhony Di Gregorio 2253 4ls+ Sireei, Pennsaulcen - Sainr Cecelia's: Audio-Visual Technicians Club 4 Judiih Ann Dinucci 338 Barclay Sireei, Burlingion - Saini Paul's: FBLA 3.4: Cross Currenirs 3.4: The Lance 3.4: Library Club 4: Dance Commiiiees 3,4 Page 142 Joseph Richard Di San'I'o, Jr. Monilor 3: Band 3.4: The Tumbler 4 Thaddeus Jeffrey Dmochowslci Bridgeboro- Road, Mooresrown - Sainl PeJrer's, Riverside: Class Represen+a+ive 2.3: Siudenl' Coun- cil 4: Moniior 3.4: NHS 3: Cross Currenis 3.4: The Lance 3.4: Dance Cornmiiiees 4 800 Temple Avenue, Burlingion - Sainl Paul's: Donald Richard Dodelin 3Ol Pleasanl' Valley Avenue, lvlooresiown - Our Lady of Good Counsel Donald Wayne Donahue 5 Manor Terrace. lvlounl' l-lolly - Sacred l'leari': Glee Club 2: Audio-Visual Technicians Club 4: Vo- caiion Club 4 Charles Daniel Donnelly lll Sheraion Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred l-leari, Riverlon Donna Marie Donovan 44I Fulion Sfreei, Riverion - Sacred l-learl: Moni- Jror 4: NHS 3: Glee Club I-4: AsCappella I-4: Ari' Club 4: Cross Currenis I-4: The Tumbler I-4: Dance Commiiiees 4 BernadeH'e Edi+h D'Orazio 25 Princeion Drive, Riverside - Saini' P'e+er's: Li- brary Club 3 John Anfhony Drangula, Jr. 7l4 Cooper Slrreer, Florence - Sainr Clare's: FBLA 4: Library Club l-3 , Rosemary Therese Dunbar Iiiiiiiii Salem Road and Rancocas Creek, LeviH'own - T Sainr Pe+er's, Riverside: Glee Club 2-4: A Cappella 2, ,PJ F 'V 2-4: Masque 'and Lance Socieiy I: Library Club 3: 1 Q, Baslceiball Team 2-4: Dance Commiliees 4 j i' ' i f2'f. f Alan Eugene Dwane iiiii :IF iiuii .V Box 3l40. Browns Mills - Saini Anne of The Pines M V z3bV,'y3igi1. Y V ears, 7 f ' ' 'i Hi' ,G Page 143 Sheldon William Ehringer 335 Leconey Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred l'learl', Riverlon: Baslcelball Team I.2: Baseball Team l: Dance Commiriees 3 Theresa Ann Emig 34 Sourh Walnul Avenue, Maple Shade -- Our Lacly of Perpefual l-lelp: Class Represeniarive 2: Li- brary Club 4: Dance Commilriees 3 Harold John Ferris, Jr. R.D. 9552 Mounr Holly-Lumberron Road. l-lainesporl' - Our Lary Queen of Peace: Foo+ball Team I Roger Richard Fisher 42l Cove Road. Penns-aulcen - Sain? Cecelia's: FBLA 3 Page 144 Virginia Cecilia Evers l57 Oxford Road, Palmyra - Sacred l'lear'r, River- lon: FBLA 4 Jay Gerard Fallcensfein 209 Wayne Drive. Cinnaminson - Sainl' Charles Borromeo: Class Represen+a+ive 4: Moniror 4: Bancl 3.4: Debaie Club 3: Baseball Team 4: Dance Com- millees 4 Cofige-guns! .szniom Nancy Jane Feeney 27 Gainor Avenue, Maple Shade -- Oud Lary of Perperual Help: FBLA 3,4: Glee Club 2-4: Dance Commifrees 4 Marianne Theresa Fendo 7l8 Leon Avenue, Riverside - Sain? Pe+er's: Dance Comrnirlees I-4 5 : : : pf R g -.x,:. ma. x3 g ,.. ff.:,,:i,3g5fg sN-g g, v . J' I 3 Y QE 'af as i , Q Kafhleen Elizabefh Gaffney 27l6 Cleveland Avenue, Camden -- Sainl' An- fhony's: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club 3,4: Cross Currenfs I,2: Dance Commiffees 4 Laura Jeanne Gaffney 8 Chapel Courf, Riverfon - S-aini' Charles Borro- meo, Cinnaminson: Glee Club 3.4: Fufure Nurses of America 4: Dance Commiffees 4 .fdwaif MJMAJ of Roberf Michael Galanfe 307 Presfon Avenue. Ashland - Our Lady of Grace, Sommerdale: FBLA 3: Band 4: Audio-Visual Technicians Club 4: Foofball Team I.2: Track Team 2-4 Joseph Francis Galdo 203 Greenwood Avenue, Riverside - Sainf Pefer's: NHS 3.4: Masque and Lance Sociefy 4: Cross Cur- renfs 3: Library Club I: Chess Club 3 Joyce Lyn Freynik 408 Rancocas Avenue, Riverside - Saini' Casimir's: Glee Club I-4: A Cappella 2-4: Masque and Lance Sociefy I: Poefry Club 3: Library Club I Vincenf Charles Fynan 220 Mannion Avenue, Mooresfown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: Library Club I Bernacleffe Veronica Gallagher Beverly Road. Burlingfon - Sainf Joseph's, Beverly: NHS 3: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club 2-4: A Cappella 2-4 Dorofhy Mary Gear 25 Revere Avenue. Mooresfown - Our Lady of Good Counsel Page 145 Joseph Harry Gifford bl I7 Amon Avenue. Pennsaulqen - Sainl Cecilia's: Monilor 4: Traclc Team 2 Ann Elizabefh Gillaspie Olive Srreer. Roebling - Holy Assumplion: Nl-lS 4: NBHS 3.4: FBLA 3.4: Library Club 2.4: Dance Com- rnilrees 3.4 X. Thomas William Gusrang Burr's Road. R.D. ilfl. Burlinglon -- All Sainls: FBLA 3 4 A ff ,, , Jeanney,Ann Hagariy 5.l'O Popular'S+reeff.-Del-aincko - Sainli Pe+er's. River- side: NHS 3: FBLA 3,4Ei'Glee Club 2.4: Masque and 'Lance,. SOClG,?l7y.'s'll533Il:'QIO'SS .Currfenlrs lip, Library Club I.2: Dance Commi++ees'4 A 4 Page 146 Suzanne Mary Geho 444 Park View Drive. Mounr l-lolly - Sacred l-lear'l': Monifor 3: Glee Club 2-4: A Cappella 4: Cross Currenrs 3.4: The Lance 3.4: Dance Commillees 4 Louis Paul Giacomozzi IOO4 High S'lree1'. Burlinglon - Sainl Paul's: Au- dio-Visual Technicians Club 4 Suzanne Elizabefh Halbeisen I53 Narragan-se'r'r Trail. Medford L-alces - Sainl' Mary of 'rhe Lalces: FBLA 3.4: Dance Commi'l'lees 3,4 Nafalie Bernice Hamil'I'on 328 Soulh Fellowship Road. Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perp'eJrual Help: FBLA 4: Glee Club 3.4 Joanne Jane Hannabery 3I I Iihaca CourI'. Riverside - Sainl Pe+er's: Moni- Ior 4: NI-IS 3.4: Glee Club I-4: Quill and Scroll So- ciely 3.4: A Cappella I-4: Cross Currenls I-4: The Tumbler 3: Library Club 4: Sacrislan 3.4 Pa'rricia Ann Hari 308 Pembroolc Avenue, Mooreslown - Our Lad of Good Counsel: Ivlonilor 3.4: Glee Club 4: L brary Club I: Dance Comrnilfees 3,4 Y I- Jerry James Har'IzeII 2206 Conrow Road. Riverlon -- Sainf Charles Bor- romeo, Cinnaminson: FBLA 4: TracIc.Team 2 Pa+ricIc John Hennigan I34 Wesl Eighlh Slreelr, Forl Dix - Sainl Ann of Ihe Pines, Browns Mills: Glee Club 4: Ivlalrh Club 4: Physics Club 4 owa .lat Quizzed eniom , eneraf Jczowdclge A FAMILIAR VOICE -- fha? of John Labadie, encourages sfudenl' suppor+ ai' 'Ihe Lancer games. Kalhleen Ellen Herron I33 Delaware Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred Hearr: River+on: Monilor 4: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club I-4: A Cappella l-4: Cross Currenls l-4: Library Club l Marilyn Theresa Hill I6V2 Cullwberl' Bou evard, Weslmonl' - Holy Saviour: Class Represenlalive l.3: FBLA 4: Library Club 2 Sfanley Frank Kasper. Jr. 609 Eiglwllw Slreel, Riverside - Sainl' Casimir's: NHS 3.4: Baseball Manager 2: Track Team 4: Ten- nis Team 4 Grace Helena Keane 245 Soufrlw Pavillion Avenue, Riverside - Sainl Pel- er's: FBLA 4: Glee Club I-3: Masque and Lance Sociely l-3: Cross Currenis I-3: NOMA Represen- lalive 4 Page 148 Janel' Louise Hrosik lO2 Walnul Avenue, Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpelual Help: Sludenl Council 2: FBLA 3.4: Sew- ing Club 4: Library Club 4: Baslcelball Team l: Dance CommiHees 3,4 Lea Anne Hunler 84 Tecumselw Trail, Medford Lakes - Sainl Mary of +l1e Lakes: NHS 3.4: Glee Club 2.3: Library Club 3 1963 IQCMA Smafbf William Harry Janney 3523 Finlaw Avenue, Pennsauken - Sainl' Peler's. Merclwanlville: Monilor 4: Track Team 2 William Ronald Jung 2409 Willow Courl. Riverlon - Sainl' Clwarles Bor- romeo. Cinnaminson: Track Team 3: Physics Club 4 Marie Therese Kinsella 3I9 Horace Avenue. Palmyra - Sacred Hear'I', Riverionp FBLA 4: Library Club 3.4 Mary Theresa Kondash 7 La Gorge Boulevard. Burlingfon - All Sainis: Monilor 4: NHS 3.4: Glee Club 2-4: Debiaie Club 3.4: The Lance 3 .JL1loQ Cram! gracluafion Susan Marie Konoplca 229 Dickens Cour'r. Cherry Hill - Saini Pius X: FBLA 3.47 Dance Cornmiiiees 3.4 Dennis Michael Korroi' IIO6 Washingion Avenue. Palmyra - Sacred Heart Riverlong Srudeni Council 3: Monifor 3: Foo+ball Team I-4: Baskelball Team I: Track Team 4: Dance CommiHees 3 Page Mary Agnes Kensler 48 Middlefon Lane. Levi++own - Corpus Chris+i: FBLA 3.4: Library Club 3 Thomas Joseph Kiniry l8'55-44+h S+ree+. Pennsaulcen - Saini Cecilia's: Class Represenlalive 4: Moniior 4 1 Barbara Ann Kowaleslci ZOO Heulings Avenue, Riverside - Sainl' Casimir's: Moni+or 4: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club 2: Cross Currenis 3: The Lance 3: Dance Commiiiees 3.4 Edward Dwighf Kubaclci 2 I 55 Belmonl' Courf. Riverfon - Sain? Charles Bor- romeo. Cinnaminson: Monilor 4: Masque and Lance Sociefy 3: Debaie Club 4: Chess Club 3 149 John Richard Labaclie, Il 9l Baldwin Lane, Levi'H'own - Corpus Chrisii: Vale- diciorian: Class Represeniaiive I,2: Siudenl' Coun- cil 2,4: lvlonilor l,2,4: Nl-IS 4: Glee Club I-4: A Cappella 2.3: Masque and Lance Socieiy 4: Cheer- leader 3,4: Tennis Team 4 Eleanor Mary Laboslcy 425 Sirawbridge Avenue, Wesrmonf - Holy Sav- iour: Monifor 4: Glee Club 4: Masque and Lance Sociely 4: Fuiure Teachers of America 4: Baslceiball Team I-3 iywoonggh 6ocLfaiA 7 CLoden arf ga! .meme Pcqe 4 ,f METROPOLITAN OPERA STAR, Rise S+evens, chafs wiih seniors Joanne Hannabery, Gene Mc- Laughlin, Gerry Aciuisfe, and Bob Olsen afler her performance af Holy Cross in 'rhe Cinnamin- son Concerf Series. f ' . if ,5 Richard Gerald Lange 4IO Garfield Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred l-leari, Riverion: Baseball Team 2-4 John James Lees IO lvioniclair Drive, Riverside - Saini Pe+er's: Fool- ball Team I,4: Baslcelball Team 3.4: Baseball Man- ager 2: Dance Commiiiees 3,4 Philip Pafriclc Looby 909 Park Avenue. Palmyra - Sacred l-leari. River- Jron: Fooiball Team l.3: Baslceiball Team l.3: Traclc Team 2-4: Cheerleader 4 Marcella An+oine'He Lung 63 Main S'rree+. Roebling - Holy Assumpiion: Monilor 3: Debaie Club 4: Fuiure Nurses of Amer- ica 4: Library Club l.4: Chemislry Club 4 Suzanne Marie McGurlc I9 Wesl Walnul Avenue, lvlerchaniville - Sainl' Pe+er's: FBLA 4: Glee Club 2-4: A Cappella 3.4: Fulure Nurses of America 4: Cross Currenls 3.4: The Lance 4: Library Club 2.4: Dance Commiiiees 3,4 Eugene John McLaughlin 448 Easl Park Avenue, Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpeiual l-lelp: Glee Club I-4: A Cappella I-4: Debale Club I.3: Poeiry Club 3,4 Clelus John Lynch I3 Souih Garfield Avenue, lviooresiown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: Foolball Team 3.4: Baseball Team 3.4: Dance Commiiiees 3 Elizabelh Marian McAdams 306 Easi Union S+ree'l'. Burlingion - Sainl' Paul's: FBLA 3: Glee Club 3.4: Library Club I-3 Mary Joyce McCa'Ffer+y IZI Easl' Oak Avenue, Mooresiown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: Class Represeniaiive 3: Siudenl' Council 3: Moniior 3: FBLA 3.4: The Lance 4: Li- brary Club 3.4: Baskeiball Team I-4: Dance Com- miiiees 4 Sharon Anne McDermo'H' 500 Eigh+h Sireel. Riverion - Sacred l-lear'r: Slu- denl Council 4: Monilor 3.4: FBLA 3.4: Boeiry Club 3: Fulure Teachers of America 4: Baslcelb-all Team I-4: Dance Commiilees 3.4 Page 151 William Vincenl' McLaughlin IOO6 Garfield Avenue, Palmyra -- Sacred l-learf, Riverlon William Joseph McManus 927 Cinnaminson Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred Hearl, Riverfon: Audio-Visual Technicians Club 4: Foorball Team I: Baseball Team 3.4: Track Team 2 Mmissi Q .ia X. QWMV . sasxsawaw ' -'r ,H s Q, mai Q -1 ,. -::g,:g,i::,g:, r 5 miiimrizsgzi szzzssi WW, 'siiszngi :g : . iss: - - Q g fa zriff., 75,515 gg 355322, 4 ,..,, ,, , , , - Z A ' 2,5515 ei 4 3:5525 .451 is 1.2 -i:::E'E:,.5: ::5fE iris ' - l'f2 5i225fEEiff T575 i Mary Lincla Marinelli '5l5 Dickinson Road, Burlinglon - Sainl Paul's: Glee Club 4: Library Club 4: Cheerleader 2: Dance Com- mirlees 3,4 Kalhleen Mary Marlin 46l6 Woodland Avenue, Pennsaulcen -- Sainl Slep- hen's: Class Represenlalive 4: Slurenl Council 4: Monilor 4: NHS 3.4: Glee Club 2-4: Masque and Lance Sociely l: Fulure Teachers of America 4: Cross Currenls I-4: The L-ance 3,4: Dance Commil- lees 4 Poge 152 Edward Louis Malone, Jr. 545 Kossulh Sheer, Riverside - Sainl Pe'rer's: Fool'- ball Team I-4 Philip Vinceni' Mancini 390 Boxwood Lane, Cinnaminson - Our Lady of Good Counsel, Mooresfown .xdfumni .gnuife .Sizniom Mary Dolores Mann I6l5 Adams Slreer, Cinnaminson - Sacred Heart Riverron Roberl' John Marasa Harliord Road. Riverside - Sainl' Casirnir's: Masque and Lance Sociery 2.4: Debale Club 3: Li- brary Club I: Chess Club 3 Lawrence Ralph Mesariclc 3OI Easi Main Srreei. Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpeiual Help: Fuiure Teachers of America 4 James Joseph Miller I6 Jefferson Sireei. Riverside - Saini Pe+er's: Foolball Manager I-3 fo ,Sparring quare ance Nancy Lee Miller 225 Colonial Avenue. Mooreslown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: FBLA 4: Library Club I,4: Cheer- leader 2: Dance Commillees 3,4 Charles Michael Milligan 32I Leconey Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred Hearl. Riverion: Class Represenialive 2: Debaie Club 3: Cheerleader 3: Dance Commiliees 3 Veronica Bernad'e'H'e May 6IO3 Walnui Avenue, Merchaniville - Sain'I' Pel- er's: Class Represen+a'rive I: Moniior I: Glee Club I,2: A Cappella I,2: Masque and Lance Socieiy I: Debale Club 3.4: Cross Currenls I-4 Regina Josephine Mengis 804 I-leriiage Road. Cinnaminson f- Sainl' Charles Borrorneo: Fulure Teachers ol America 4: Dance Commillees 4: Chemisiry Club 4 I James Elmer Moffefl' 202 Cinnaminson Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred I-Iear'r, Riverlon Diana Mary Monyer 328 Wesi' Union Sireel, Burlingion -- Sainl' Paul'sI FBLA 3.4: Glee Club 4 Page 153 Dorofhy Ann Niemiec 60 Fiflh Avenue, Maple Shade - Our Lady of Per- pefual Help: FBLA 3.4 Ellen Frances Nolan 302 Wesr Woodlawn Avenue. Maple Shade i- Our Lady of Perperual Help: Masque and Lance Sociefy 4: Cross Currenls 3,4: Baslcelball Team l Carol Ann Nowalcowslci 536 Easl Main Slreelr, Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpelual Help: Sewing Club 4 Terence Francis O'Dea 3 Cooper Slreef, Wes+rnon+ - Holy Saviour: Class Represenlalive 3: Monilor 3: Audio-Visual Techni- cians Club 4: Library Club 3.4: Baslceiball Team 4: Dance Commiffees 3 William Roberr Morse 2I2 Highland Avenue, Mooresfown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: Moni+or 3: Band I,2: Masque and Lance Sociely 4: Audio-Visual Technicians Club 4: The Lance 4 Joseph Charles Murphy l25 Easl Camden Avenue, Mooreslown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: Class Represenralive 2.3: Sludenl Council 3: Monilor 3: Baskelball Team I-4: Dance Commiliees 3 ,210 pafiea .garengfken fn 2 L ,, 5. i 1, 5 'sw , if W 1 .Ai :AT gig? S-'WiFi 5 a tg f ug? W +o enlerfain pep rally fans. INJURED LANCERS, JOHN Lees, Donny Wright and Dick Branf, march forlh as The Spiril' of '63 Pafricia Anne O'Donnell 26 Virginia Avenue, Weslmonr - Holy Saviour Roberf Laurifz Olsen, ll 271 Winding Lane. Riverlon - Sacred Heart Moni+or 3: Masque and Lance Sociely 4: Audio- Visual Technicians Club 4 oaring 3400! .Soirif Roberl' William Pelriclc I8II Jefferson Siree+, Cinnaminson - Sacred Hearf, Riverlonz Masque and Lance Sociely 4: Ari' Club 4 Thomas Alvin Pine 7OI Baylor Srrrel, Riverside - Sainr Pe+er'sg Cross Currenls I-3: Library Club I: Chess Club 3 Eileen Chrisfine Opre 20 Six+h Avenue. Roeloling - Holy Assumprion: FBLA 4 Michael Joseph Oszczakiewicz 3 Freck Avenue, Riverside - Sainr Casimir's: Mon- i+or 4: Tennis Team 3.4 Charles Edward O'Toole, Jr. 2I2 Georgian Drive, Riverion - Sainl Charles Bor- romeo, Cinnarninson: Class Represenraiive 4: Slu- den+ Council 4: Monilor 4: Band I-4: Masque and Lance Sociely 4: Debare Club 3: The Lance 3 Arlene Marie OH' 540 Bridgeboro Slreel, Riverside - Sainl' Pe+er's: FBLA 3,4: Masque and Lance Sociely lg Library Club 2: Cheerleader 3,4: Dance CommiHees 3,4 Page 155 Dolores Ann Por'I'er 646 Greenwood Avenue, Maple Shade - Our Lady ol Perpeiual Help: Sewing Club 4 Marie Carmella Prisco 279 Arch Sireel. Palmyra - Sacred Hearr. River- ion: Class Represeniaiive 3: Monilor 3: NHS 4: NBHS 3.4: FBLA 3.4: The Lance 3.4: Baslceiball Manager 2-4: Dance Commiiiees 4 Paul Richard Rhoades. Jr. 28 Meribroolc Circle. Levillown - Corpus Chrisfi: Sfudenr Council 4: Monifror 4: FBLA 3.4: Fooiball Team I-4: Dance Commi'l'+ees 3.4 Thelma Anne Rice 30 Sou+h Fellowship Road. Maple Shade - Our Lady oi Perpeiual Help: Sewing Club 4: Library Club 3.4 Page 156 W'i5'?QiZEi ??f 2224: at 131: 2? A . r Q5 11 1 - .alba 5. , Philip Alberr Raively. Jr. I09 Shelmore Road. Mouni' Holly - Sacred Hearf: Band I-4: Masque and Lance Socieiy 4: Ari' Club 4: Traclc Team 2.4: Siage Crew 2-4 JeanneHe Regina Regan 24 Indian King Drive. Old Charlesion Woods. Cher- ry Hill - Saini' Mary's Deer Parlc: Moniior 4: NHS 3.4: Glee Club 3: Cross Currenis I-3: The Lance 2-4 gl 6l6!Ll,CLfe5 .14 CLl'l0lfUL6!ge Francis Joseph Reilly 405 Greenwood Avenue. Riverside - Sain+ Pe+er's Mary Anne Reinharl' I5 Georgian Drive. Riverion - Saini Charles Bor- romeo: Cinnaminson: NHS 4: Masque and Lance Socieiy 4: Debare Club 3.4: Library Club 2.3 iz Pafricia fChan'l'al Rowe 54 Winrerberry Lane. Leviliown - Corpus Chris+i: Moniior 4: NHS 3.4: Fulure Teachers of America 4: The Lance 2-4: Chess Club 3 Lorraine Ann Rudzinslci lO6O Gaunll' Slreer. Burlingion - All Sainlsi De- bale Club 3.4 Skofarakip O eringa Cafherine Elizabeih Ruff 608 Nor+h Washingfon Avenue. Mooresiown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: Class Represeniaiive I: Moniror I.2: FBLA 3.4: Ar'r Club 4: Dance Com- miriees 3.4 Mary Helen Saieslci 2Il Easl' Eighlh Srreer, Florence - Sain? Clare's: Moni+or 3.4: NHS 4: The Lance 4: Dance Commii- +ees 4 Ronald Joseph Rodzon 749 Columbus Road. Burlinglron -- All Sainls Lorraine Ann Rogers I0l5 Washingion Avenue. Palmyra - Sacred Hearr. Riverron: Moniior 4: NHS 3.4: Glee Club 2.3: Cross Currenrs I-3: The Lance 2-4: Library Club l-3 4 Niiole Mariia Salciunas 455 Main Srreer, Riverside - Sainr Pe+er's: Class Represeni-alive I: Moniror 4: NHS 3.4: Glee Club 2.3: Cross Curren'rs 2.3: The Lance 2-4: Library Club I: Dance Commirrees 4 Rosemarie Angela Scalise 49 Noire Dame Drive, Riverside - Saini Pe+er's: Moni+or 4: NHS 4: FBLA 4: Cheerleader 4: Dance Commirrees 4 Page 157 Dominick Nicholas Scibilia, Jr. Mouni Laurel Road, Mooresiown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: FBLA 4: Masque and Lance So- ciely 4 Allan Joseph Sciscio I8 Easl Woodlawn Avenue, Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpeiual Help Nadine Dorofhy Selfzer IO Wedgewood Drive, Riverfon -- Sacred Hearf: Library Club I-4 Mary Pafricia Shields Shady Lawn Soulh Pemberion Road. Pemberlon - Sacred Heari, Mounl' Holly: Moniior 3,4: Glee Club,2-4: A Cappella 3.4: Masque and Lance So- ciely 3,4: Cross Currenis 3,4: Dance CommiH'ees 4: Forensic Acliviiies 2 Page 158 John Howard Schoen Briolgeboro Road, Beverly - Sainf Pe+er's, River- side: FBLA 3,4: Foo+ball Team I-4: Baseloall Team 3 Joan Anne Schrule 222 Fas? Linden Avenue, Collingswood - Holy Saviour, Wesimoniz FBLA 4: Baslcefball Team 3.4 WQPL p 0gl'6ll'l'l 0I'L0l'5 ,ff f . , was f .W , Q Sfephen Thomas Shive 359 Willow Drive, Cinnaminson - Sainl' Charles Borromeo: Class Represeniaiive 4: Moniior 4: NHS 3: Masque and Lance Socieiy 2: Cheerleader 4: Dance Commiifees 4 Marcia Anne Slack ll5 Mecray Lane, Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpeiual Help: FBLA 3,4: The Lance 4: Baslcefball Team 3,4: Dance Commilrlees 4 IT'S COKE TIME ai' ihe l-larvesf Hop as Rosemarie Scalise and Ronny Roclzon pause for refreshmenls. Obl,tJfCl,l'l6bl'lg .S?ll,6!eI'lt6 s S if if :K ,V William Alvah Souihwiclc l3I Risdon Sireei, Mouni l-lolly - Sacred l-leari: FBLA 4: Library Club l Charles William Sprenger ll4l Barbara Drive, Cherry l-lill -- Saini Mary's, Deer Parlc: FBLA 41 Track Team 2,41 Dance Com- mirrees 4 Bernacle'He Therese Smifh I24 Wesi Fourih Sireei, Palmyra - Sacred l-leari, Riverlong FBLA 3.4: Library Club 2,41 Dance Com- miiiees 4 Delmar Lucian Smifh 4l2 Delaware Avenue, Riverside - Saini PeJrer's: Band 3,41 Fooiball Manager 2: Track Team 4: Chess Club 3 John Michael Smifh 403 Kaihleen Avenue, Palmyra - Sacred l-leari, Riverionq Class Represeniaiive I: Monifor l.2: FBLA 4: Band I,2,4 Pairicia Ann Smifh 24I7 Arden Road, Riverlon -- Sainl Charles Bor- romeo, Cinnaminson: Glee Club 2-4: A Cappella 3.4: Masque and Lance Sociery 2-4: Fuiure Nurses ol America 4 Page 159 Benjamin John Sfankey. Jr. 2I6 Henry Sfreel. Palmyra - Sacred l'learl'. River- loni Moniror 4 Suzanne Ka+hleen S'I'echer 868 Bridgeboro S+reel'. Riverside - Saini Pe+er's: FBLA 3.4: Library Club 2.3: Cheerleader 3.4: Dance Commiirees 2.3 Pauline Ann Turner Yubas Avenue. Burlingion - Sainl' Paul's: Salula- Jrorian: Moniior 3.4: Nl-lS 3.4: Glee Club 3: Fulure Nurses of America 4: The Lance 3.4: Library Club 3.4 Thomas Joseph Wasneslci 523 Kossurh S.'rree+, Riverside - Sainf Casimir's: Masque and Lance Sociefy 4: The Lance 3: Chess Club 3 Page 160 Jane Eleanor Siipcevich II4 l-lampion Road. Wes+mon'r - Holy Saviour: Monilor 3: Masque and Lance Sociery 4: Fuiure Nurses of America 4: Library Club I: Baslcerball Team 2-4 Richard Laurence Tapp 252 Souih Church Sireer, Mooreslown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: Cross Currenis 3: The Lance 3 gucluafion eremonieri Mary Elizabefh Toomey 20I Chesler Avenue. Mooreslown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: FBLA 3.4: Sewing Club 4: Library Club I.3.4: Cheerleader 3.4: Dance CommiH'ees 3.4 BeHy Joan Traficanfe 228 Srephen Drive, Cinnaminson - Sainf Charles Borromeo: Glee Club 3 Donna Cafherine Wille 909 Lincoln Avenue. Palmyra - Sacred Heart Riv- erion: NHS 4: FBLA 4: Glee Club l-4: A Cappella 2-4: The Lance 4: Library Club 4 Carroll Anne Williams 222I Norih 37'rh S'rree+, Pennsiaulcen - Sainl' Joseph's. Easr Camden: Moniior 4: FBLA 3.4: Glee Club 2-4: A Cappella 4: Cross Currenis I: Dance Commiiiees 4 Maryanne Doro'l'hy Willcowslci 302 Bridgeboro Road. lvlooresiown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: NHS 3.4: Glee Club l-4: A Cap- pella I-4: The Lance 4: Library Club 3.4 Carolyn Therese Wollschlager l'507 Essex Drive, Cinnaminson -- Sacred Hear+. Riverion: Glee Club 3.4: A Cappella 4: Masque and Lance Socieiy l-4: The Lance 3 Evelyn Marie Weinerl' 6l6 Thomas Avenue. Riverlon - Sainl' Casimir's. Riverside: Siuclenl' Council 4: Monilor 4: NHS 3.4: Glee Club 2: A Cappella 2: The Tumbler 2.3: Dance Commi++ees 2.4 William Joseph Wesolowski I9 Erriclcson Avenue. Mooresfown - Our Lady of Good Counsel: FBLA 4 Marie Kafhleen Wollschlager l507 Essex Drive, Cinnaminson - Sacred Hearl. Riverion: Moniior 3: Glee Club 3.4: A Cappella 4: Masque and Lance Socieiy I-4: Fulure Nurses of America 4: The Lance 3: Library Club l Marie Regina Woods 8I8 Norih Fiilh S'rree'r, Camden - Holy Name: Glee Club 2.4 Page 161 Barbara Ann Young I6 King Avenue. Marllon - Sainl' Joan of Arc: NHS 3.4: Glee Club 3: Furure Teachers of America 4: Sewing Club 4: Cross Currenfs 2.3: The Lance 3: The Tumbler 3: Dance Commilslees 4 Wayne Anfhony Zimecki 225 Weslr Broad S'rreeI'. Burlinglon - All S-ainls Ri+a Teresa Zinar 6OI Sunsel Avenue. Maple Shade - Our Lady of Perpefual Help: FBLA 4: Glee Club 3,4 Richard Charles Zolfy 25 Easl' Franklin Avenue. Beverly - Sainl' Joseph's: Masque and Lance Sociery 2: Cheerleader 4 Donald Thomas Wrighi' 2I I Lipp1incoH' Avenue. Riverlon - Sacred Hear'r: Monilror 3: Glee Club I: Foorball Team I-4: Track Team 2.4: Dance Commiflees 3.4 Joseph George YosI'. III I536-47+h Sheer. Pennsaulcen -- Sainl CeciIia's: Class Represen+a+ive I: SI'uden'r Council 2.3.4: Monilor 2-4: Dance Commillrees 3.4: Bowling Team I CAROLE CENTINARO AND Cafherine Rulf ioin efforls in 'Ihe annual window-pain+ing confesf. as Halloween comes Io Mainline shopping cen'Ier. Cinnaminson. 'r'5 ,,,s AS JEANNETTE REGAN has a vision of floaling pafron slips, Turner celebrafe in a slaie of collapse as 'rhey complele lhe Niiole Salciunas, Pal Rowe, Lorraine Rogers. and Pauline I963 Lance. ig---W Aibz vs su, 01 S 4,9 Q T 1 ' ri ' iszi 4 Q Q ttf: vc 4 sswi Lynda Bell Pafricia Bowers Margarel Brown Gerirude Burl Diana Cannone Helen Cannone Eileen Crimmins Elaine Dennison Rosina Di Abundo Phyllis Dick Judy Dinucci John Dougherly Teresa Elmendorf Suzanne Geho Eileen Halcalslci The Lance Staff Lorraine Rogers Palricia Rowe Jeff Dmochowslci Niiole Salciunas Co-ed Ho rs Copy Edifors Business Manager William Morse Phofography Jane? Heefher Pafricia Hepp Frances Howard Chrisfine Klalc Sandra Landers Frances Lorusso Suzanne Marker? 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Wagner Mr. 84 Mrs. William Wagner Mr. 8: Mrs. Sfephen T. Walder Mr. 81 Mrs. James H. Walzer Mrs. Joseph Wardelowski Mr. 81 Mrs. Alexander J. Wargo Mrs. William N. Way Mr. 8: Mrs. Augusr H. Weber. Jr. Mrs. Irma Weber Mr. Alberl Weinczyk. Jr. Mr. 81 Mrs. Alberl' Weinczyk Mr. Francis Weiner? Mr. 81 Mrs. Philip Weinerf Mrs. William Wenzel Mrs. H. Werlley Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Williams Mr. 8: Mrs. George V. Williams Mrs. George Williams Mr. William J. Wilson Mr. 8: Mrs. A. J. Wifkowski Miss Maryanne Wilkowski Mr. 8: Mrs. Edward Wiiienberger Mr. Sc Mrs. Chrislopher Wixled Mr. 81 Mrs. Sranley J. Woiciechowski Mr. Eugene J. Wollschlager Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Wollschlager Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Wollschlager Mr. 81 Mrs. Huber? Woods Mr. 8: Mrs. C. T. Woolslon Mr. David l. Wright Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. David I. Wrighl' Miss Carol Yelko Mr 81 Mrs. Oliver F. Young Mr. 81 Mrs. Dominic Zappa Mr. Frank Zappa Mr. Perer Zarzaca Mr. William Zell Mr. Charles Zickel Mr. 81 Mrs. Carl K. Zimmerman FBLA. Chap'Ier-2669 Homeroom IOI Homeroom IO5 IO7 Homeroom Homeroom IO8 Homeroom IO9 Homeroom IIO Homeroom I I I Homeroom I I I-B Homeroom II2 Homeroom I I4- Homeroom I I5 Homeroom II6 Homeroom 209 Homeroom 2I I Homeroom 2I2 Homeroom 2I3 Homeroom 2I6 Homeroom 2I7 Homeroom ZI9 Carole Abarelli Donna Adams Linda Agostinelli Carol Alter Susan Anderson Francis Anstey Suzanne Anstey Jim Anthony Joy Archbold Arlene Assante Barbara Atzert Kenneth R. Bagnell Kathleen Bakley Kathy Barbieri Cynthia Barbiers Miriam Barlow Maureen Barron Michael Bazulis Harry Becker Edward Beitz Grace Bell Janice Berger Leonard Bernotas Barbara Bertsch Robert Bocci Joyce Bonatelli Cathy Bowers Patricia Bowers Kathleen Bradley Mike Brady Lois Brant Richard Brant Jean Brantmayer Donna Breen Jacqueline Brettell Suzanne Bright Patricia Broaderick David Brown Margaret Brown Gail Bruno Everett Buchler Ray Buckna Jeanne Bunn Lydia Burguet Richard Burt Trudy Burt Thomas Busby Sylvia Cabra Mary Callahan Ronald Cameron Diana Cannone Helen Cannone Michael Cappy Ronald Caraccl Diane Carapellotti Virginia Cardea Maureen Carey Tim Carey John Car is Eileen Carson Donna Casciano Patricia L. Casey Michael Cavenas Robert Changery Fay Chiaccio Joseph Christmas Rodger Clyde Margaret Coburn Ann Cook Carol Costello Guy Costello Mary Jane Costello Joseph P. Coursault Gerald J. Cowchok John Crawford Joseph Crawtord Eileen Crimmins Nancy Crowley Martin Csercsevits Sharon Curran Kathy Curzie Nancy Czarnecki Fran D'Ascendis Robert D'Augustine Ronald De Julio Regina Del Soldo Susan Denver Carlene Deptula John R. Devine, Jr. Eileen Devlin Rosina Di Abundo Phyllis Dick Judy Dinucci Diane Dobzanski Aileen Donnelly Dennis Donovan Donna Donovan Bernadette E. D'Ora zio BOOSTERS John Dougherty Mary Dougherty Annette Drangula Lenore Duchnowski Patricia M. Duffy Rosemary Dunbar Kathryn Dunn Alan Dwane John Ehret Thor Eklund Theresa A. Elmendorf Denise Emig Terry Emig Elaine Eppolite Eleanor L. Evans Bob Escheman Mary Ann Failla Lynne Falkenstein Dottie Farrel Mary Fenimore Eleanor Frank Frances Frazer Joyce Freynik Evelyn Froggatt Judy Fuoco Richie Fuoco Laura Gaffney Eileen Galdo Frederick Galdo Bernadette V. Gallagher Evelyn Gallagher Susan Gallagher Frank Gatti, Jr. Paul Gatti Michael Gazdo Suzanne Geho Michael Gerety Raffael J. Giannantonio Margaret Gibbons Ann Gillespie Marianne Gillis Geraldine Graf Judy Grass Cheryl Graves Marie Gray Bernadette Gross Clement F. Gross, lll Kathy Gross Elaine Gunn Thomas Gusrang Joe Haas Eileen Hakalski Barbara Haller Joann Hammell Joanne Hannabery Suzanne Harmon John E. Harrington Mary Harrington Agnes Hart Pat Hartman Pay Haynes Martha Heidkamp Daryl Ann Hennigan Pat Hepp Kathy Herron Dennis Hirshmiller Linda Hobbs Sandy Hoey Joyce Hoffman Edward T. Hollenden, Jr. Frances Howard Vicki Hughes Andrea Jackson Jo Anne Jankowski Gregory Janney Mary Ann Kaciuba Joseph J. Kane Benamin Karwacki Walter Karwacki Joan Kaye Grace Keane John S. Kelley Linda Kelly Mary Kens er Paul Kiessling Thomas Kiniry Dottie Klase Casey Kolongowski Joyce Kolwicz Steve Kolwicz Barbara Kowaleski Anita Kranz Valerie Kranz George Krause Ann Krolikoslti Christine Kwiatkowski Denise Latond Paulette Lafond Diane Laman Patricia Laman Sandy Landers Marie Lardo Robert Laslocky Rebecca Laurick Margaret Lavonis Sherry Lee Jacqueline Lees Stephen L. Lester Jeannette Lewandowski Pam Lezenby Philip ezenby Bobbie Lisiewski Frances Lorusso Nicki Loubel' Rita Lubrano Patricia Lu Brant Cletus Lynch Dennis Lynch William McAllister Rose Anne McAnally Mary McCafferty Mignon McCarthy Louise McDade Joseph McDermott Sharon A. McDermott Joy McGann Alan McGinnity Kathleen McGinnity Marianne E. McGurk Maryanne L. McGurk Suzanne McGurk William McLaughlin Margaret McNulty Mary McQuaide ' Marguerite Maguire Mary D. Mann Catherine Mareletto Linda Marinelli Harry Marishak Sue Markert Pat Markiewicz Ann Marie Martin Kathy Martin Pat Martin Robert Martinez Betsy Mayer Mary Ellen Mazza Bob Mazzuca Carol A. Mikuletzky David Milkulski Mary Lou Mikus Charles M. Milligan Marianne Minifri Cheryl M'isek Jim Moffett Dayle Mollitor Maureen Monaghan Wally Moore Mary Morris Mike Morrissey Bill Morse Marie Morse Eileen Murray Walter Mushinski Paula Napoli Regina Natanni Frances Nestor Dottie Niemiec Robert O'Brien Pat O'Donnell Theresa O'Donnell Fran O'Connor Geraldine O'Connor Kathleen A. O'Connor Kathleen M. O'Connor Donna O'Kroy Barbara Opre Christine Ordog Paul Orfe Donita Osmundson Lawrence G. O'Toole Pat Parker Susan Pawlowski Conrad Peditto Di Penton Steve Perriello Suzanne Perriello Brian Peters Barbara Phelan Edward Piechowski Robert Pietrusko Stephen Pine Pat Pino Marie C. Prisco Elizabeth Procopio Jackie Pyffer Page 167 Marie Ragone Alfreda Readinger Barbara Regan Jeannette Regan Lynn Regan Lorraine Regii lva Res Richard Rhoades Thelma Rice Rosemary Rita Linda Roberts Frank Robinson Kathleen Robinson Donna Rockafellow Janet Rogers Lorraine A. Rogers Patricia C. Rowe Kathryn Ruehmling Daniel E. Ruggier , Jr. Clare Russell William Ryan Marie E. Sabina Mary Saieski Niiole Salciunas Josie Santoro Patricia Saporito Rosemarie Scalise Chris Scanlan Richard Scarpitti, Jr. Michael J. Schaffhauser William Schaffhauser Robert Schanz Anne Schlindwein Joanie Schrufle Eileen M. Schuele Ken Schwarz Francis Scott Rosanne Sehl Maria Seller Elizabeth Shields Marcia Slack Harold Smith Mary Lee Smith Eileen M. Southwick Cynthia Ann Sovak Robert Sgaelman Charles prenger Ann Marie Stabilito Jo Ann Stecher Suzanne Stecher Eileen Stewart Jane Stipcevich Carolyn Stockton Margaret Stoll Jacqueline Stone Antoinette Strenski Edward Sullivan Josephine Surprenant Ann Suter Edward Sweeney Mary Lou Tangney Kathy Taylor Michael Taylor Patricia Taylor Buddy Thalman Sally Thomson Caron Tierney Gina Tierney Kathleen Tomlinson Sheila Tomlinson Mary Beth Toomey Marcy Toussaint Jeanette Turner Pauline Turner Barbara Tysenn Walter Urban Mary Walder Antoinette Walzer Jackie Wegener Rita Weinczyk Evelyn Weinert Donna Willa Carroll Williams James Williams Christine Wizmerski Charlotte Woiciechowski Kathy Wollschlager Carolyn T. Wollschlager Maria Woods Donald T. Wright Barbara Young William O. Young Donna Zappa Bernadette Zatapacosta Geraldine Zic el Elizabeth Zimmerman Rita Zinar Richard Zolty A Abarelli, Carole 122 Acquiste, Geraldine 63,136 Adams, Donna 58,60,63,l36 Adian, Elizabeth 111 Agostinelli, Linda 111 Aiello, Albert 98 Alesi, Peter 136 Alter, Carol 110,111 Alumni 65,170 Ambroch, Susan 91,111 Anderson, Mr. James 22 Anderson, Richard 111 Anderson, Susan 98,99 Andreano, Joseph 75,12 Angeli, Richard 39,64,1l1 Anstey, Francis 82,122 Anstey, Loretta lll Anstey, Suzanne 98 Anthony, James 122 Anthony, Raymond 98 Arbocus, William 111 Archbold, Joy lll Arena, Gregory lll Arena, Robin 98 Armstrong, Rita 136 Arnett, Mr. Glenn 25 Art 37 Art Club 73 Artuso, Vincent 111 Aslaksen, Alan 111 Assante, Arlene 98 Astor, Charles 111 Atzert, Barbara 122 Atzert, Paul 86,111 Audio-Visual Technicians Club 66 Augustyn, Dorothy 111 Austin, John 57,74,137 B INDEX PTA OFFICERS: First Row: Mrs. Edward Malone, Mrs. David Wright, Mrs. Beniamin Pawlowski: Second Row: Mrs. Richard Martin, Mrs. Edward Freynik, Mrs. John Strenski. Bruno, Gail 91,123 Bucchi, Albert 82,88,l11,115 Buchler, Everett 36,99 Buckno, Raymond 123 Budd, Theodore 56,83,85,86,88,123,132 Buiak, Paul 138 Bunn, Jeanne 64,111 Burguet, Lydia lll Burt, Gertrude 58,6l,l42 Burt, Richard 99,139 Burtcel, James 82,99 Busby, Thomas 99 C Bagnell, Kenneth 122 Baiada, Mark 63,111 Ba1rd,Ma1'y Patricia 111 Baird, Mary Patricia lll Baker, Dolores 122 Bakley, Kathleen 98 Band 64 Barber, Joseph 61,137 Barbieri, Kathy 111 Barbiers, Cynthia 38,98 Cabral, Sylvia 99 afeteria Staff 99 C . Callahan, Dolores 99 Callahan, Mary 99 U Cameron, Ronald 123 Campole Cannone, Cannone, Cantwell, i, Eleanore 99 Diana 53,69,l39 Helen 69,139 James 99 Caparrelli, John 59,80,82,92, 139 Barlow, Miriam 111 Barlow, Patricia 71,122 Barral, Daniel 38,98 Barron, Maureen 98 Barth, Paul 98 Baseball 92,93 Basketball lboysl 83,89 Basketball lqirlsl 90,91 Bazulis, Michael 82,86,11l Becker, Harry 86,94,122 Beebe, Mr. Thomas I4 Beitz, Edward 98 Beitz, Eileen 122 Bell, Grace 91,98 Bell, Lynda 59,122 Berger, Janice 38,58,137 Berhaier, Albert 137 Bernotas, Leonard 74,82,123 Bersheim, Kathleen 111 Bertsch, Barbara 111 Biscup, Barbara 53,90,l37 Blasiak, Kathleen 111 Blatter, Christina lll Blum, Margaret 137 Bocci, Robert 111 Bollinger, Joan 63,137 Bolinger, Robert 39,64,75,l1l Bonatelli, Joyce 98 Borget, Anne Marie 123 Borowski, Paulette 53,160,137 Borelli, Richard 102 Bossert, Julie 111 Bossert,'William 40,99 Bottalico, Michael 99 Bowers, Catherine 111 Bowers, Joseph 123 Bowers, Patricia 58,138 Boyle, Dr. Regis 71 Bradley, Kathleen 48,631,138 Brady, Michael 82,99 Brant, Lois 99 Brant, Richard 83,84,85,94,138,154 Brantmayer, Jean 65,111 Breen, Donna 111,116 Brennan, Mary Anne 138 Brettell, Jacqueline 65,111,114 Bright, Suzanne 99 ' Brink, Joel 63,70,138 Broaderick, Patricia 99 Brogan, Robert 123 Bromfield, Carole 60,138 Brown, David 99 Brown, Francis 111 Brown, Margaret 59,68,123 Brunetti, Constance 63,71,l38 Caparrelli, Marc 100 Cappy, Michael 100 Caracci, Ronald 53,123 Carapellotti, Diane 100 Cardea, Virginia 123 Cardone, Mario 82,100 Carey, Maureen 110,112 Carey, Timothy 57,71,77,82,l40 Carlani, Anthony 140 Carlis, John 62,112 Carson, Eileen 112 Cartier, Rev. Paul A. 10,11 Carugno, Nicholas 140 Casciano, Donna 43,112 Casey, Patricia 112 Casey, Mr. Thomas 21 Cavanagh, Judith 123 Cavenas, Michael 100 Centinaro, Carole 140,162 Centinaro, Robert 112,115 Ceremsak, Mr. Joseph 23,65,86 Cerrone, Arleen 123 Challender, Anne 46,112 Challender, Paul 45,123 Changery, Robert 37,123 Cheerleaders lboysl 82 Cheerleaders lgirlsl 89 Chess, Maureen 64,112 Chiaccio, Fay 60,140 Christian, Arthur 100 Christmas, Francis 123,127 Christmas Joseph 100 Chwaszc Ziewski, Joseph 99,100 Cipoletti, Anna 112 Clark, Ellen 112 Clark, Madeline 140 Clauss, Mary Ann 123 Clyde, Rodger 100 Coates, Kathleen 73,140 Coburn, Margaret 100 Colangelo, Daniel 100 Collins, lrene 100 Collinsworth, Robert 53,123 Commercial 48,49 Connolly, Mary 100 Conseglio, Jean 100 Cock, Ann 100 Cook, James 112 Cooper, Raymond 100 Corbett, Nicholas 100 Corcoran, Michael 100 Cosgrove, Patrick 100 Costa, Margaret 10 Costantini, Gregory 112 Costello, Caroline 100 Page 168 Costello, Guy 76,82,l00 Costello, Mary Jane 91,100 Coursault, Joseph 100 Cowchok, Gerald 122,123 Crawtord, John 100 Crawford, Joseph 100 Crimmins, Eileen 43,59,123 Criqui, John 100 Cross Currents 70,71 Crowe, Mary Jean 123 Crowley, Nancy 65,123 Csercsevits, Martin 123 Cuglictta, Joyce 112 Cunningham, Joseph A. 78,82,l12 Cunningham, Joseph T. 112,114 Curran, Sharon 100 Curzie, Kathleen 70,l39,l40,150 Curzie, Mr. William 17 Czarnecki, Nancy 112 Czepiel, George 100 Czyzewicz, Ellen 100 Czyzewicz, Walter 92,9Il'1jl23,134 Dadino, Nancy 112 Dahms, George 82,101 Daiwa, Leo 141,142 D'Ascendis, Francis 101 D'Augustine, Robert 75,76,78,124 Davis, Barbara 141 Davis, Carol 112 Davis, Kathleen 88,112 Davis, Lynda 85,124 Debate Club 72 De Broelcert, John 141 De Christopher, Mr. Anthony 19 Declamation Club 72 Dedication 7 Deemer, William 92,112 De Francesco, Michael 124 De Grasse, Albert 124 De Julio, Ronald 141 Delaney, Thomas 112 Della Croce, Joseph 51,78,124 Del Soldo, Regina 60,124,134 De Luca, Peter 101 Dempsey, Lawrence 124 Dengler, Dorothy 124 Dennis, Kathleen 49,58,62,63,l4l Dennison, Elaine 58,63,141 Denver, Susan 88,112 Deptula, Carlene 101 Devine, Charles 74,75,77,80,82,14l Devine, John 112 Devine, Thomas 82,112,114 Devlin, Eileen 59,60,l4l Di Abundo, Rosina 124 Dick, Phyllis 59,64,68,124 Di Gregorio, Richard 66,142 Dinucci, Judith 142 Dinucci, Sandra 101 Di Paolo, Christine 112 Dirr, John 99,101 Di Santo, Joseph 64,67,l42 Dmochowski, Thaddeus 57,68,142 Dobson, Dennis 112 Dobzanski, Diane 112, Dobzanski, Thomas 101 Dodelin, Donald 143 Donahue, Donald 40,143 Donald, Lyle 112 Donnelly, Aileen 43,52,59,9l,l25 Donnelly, Charles 143 Donovan, Dennis 89,95,l0l Donovan, Donna 63,70,l43 Dooley, Patricia 60,125 D'Orazia, Bernadette 143 Dougherty, Rev. Edward 12,33 Dougherty, John 6B,72,1 12 Dougherfy, Mary 101 Dowd, Charles 101 Dowd, Michael 112 Downey, Thomas 82,89,l01 Downs, Diana 101 Doyle, Lawrence 89,101 Drangula, Anneffe 125 Drangula, John 143 Driver Educafion 53 Duchnowski, Lenore 39,125 Duffy, Pafricia 88,112 Dugan, Consfance 101 Dunbar, Rosemary 37,9O,l43 Dunn, Kafhryn 101 Durkin, James 125 Dwane, Allen 143 E Edinger, Mary 101 Egan, Edward 95,113 Ehref, John 125 Ehringer, Sheldon 144 Eigenbrood, Eileen 125 Eklund, Thor 59,125,132 Elmendorf, John 113 Elmendorf, Theresa 46,125 English 38,39 Emig, Denise 101 Emig, Theresa 144 Eppolife, Elaine 113 Escheman, Roberf 72,113 Evans, Eleanor 101 Evans, Mary 113 Evers, Virginia 49,144 F Faculfy 8-26 Failla, Mary Ann 76,125 Falaensfein, Jay 64,144 Fallcensfein, Lynn 125,134,139 Farley, David 82,101 Farrell, Dorofhy 46,113 Fafhers' Club 169 Fean, Rosemary 36,101 Feeney, Nancy 63,144 Fenimore, Mary 101 Fendo, Marianne 37,144 Ferris, Harold 144 Finn, Palrick 101,102 Firsl' Aid 53 Fish, Elizabefh 101 Fisher, Roger 144 Flavin, Mr, Thomas 21 Flukeiy, Pafricia 125 Foofball 77-82 Ford, Regina 101 Foreign Language 40,41 Forfe, Joseph 125 Frank, Eleanor 113 Frank, Mr. Pefer 19,65 Franzki, Henry 64,125 Frazer, Frances 125 Freeman, Roberf 59,125 Freeman, William 113 Freshmen 98-109 Freund, Thomas 82,101 Freynik, Joyce 40,63,l42, 145 Freynik, Sandra 125 Friel, Kennefh 113 'Frogga++, Evelyn 67,113 Fuoco, Judifh 101 Euoco, Philip C. 125 Fuoco Philip R. 101 Fu'1'ure' Business Leaders of America Fufure Nurses of America 61 Fufure Teachers of America 61 Fynan, Vincenl' 145 G Gaffney, Kafhleen 145 Gaffney, Laura 145 Gaffney, William 110,113 Gager, Dennis 74,113 Galanfe, Roberf 64,145 Galdo, Eileen 113 Galdo, Frederick 101 Galdo, Joseph 40,58,145 Gale, Earl 125 Galie, Mary 113 Gallagher, Bernadeffe 62,145 Galagher, Evelyn 48,52,91,125,l34 Gallagher, John 42,101 Gallagher, Susan 46,101 Galunic, lneborg 101 Gamble, Kevin 56,78,113 Gamble, Thomas 113 Garvey, Mr. Edward 24,71 Gasic, James 101 Gaffi, Francis 82,103 Gaffi, Paul 113 Gavin, James 82,92,lO3 Gazdo, Michael 113 Gear, Dorofhy 145 Geho, Suzanne 68,142,146 Gerefy, Michael 103 Gery, Eugene 120 Gefz, Mr. Joseph 23 Giacomozzi, Louis 66,146 Giannanfonio, Raffael 78,95,113 Giardinelli, Susan 101 Gibbons, Margaref 113 Gifford, Joseph 146 Gillaspie, Ann 58,60,66,l46 Gillaspie, Mary 113 Gillis, Jane 85,126,132 Gillis, Marianne 103 Gifhens, Kafhleen 113 Glackin, Dennis 36,103 Gladney, Marie 45,73,126 Gladney, Regina 113 Glee Club 62,63 Goefz, Louis 110,113 Gorman, Dawne 103 Grabowski, Andrew 53,126 Grabowski, Frank 103 Graf, Geraldine 113,130 Graf, Mrs. Margaret 25' Graf, Maryellen 126 Graham, Mary Ann 103 Grass, Judifh 103 Graves, Cheryl 113 Gray, Marie 113 Griffin, Ann 37,85,l26 Griffin, Helen 126,130 Gross, Bernadeffe 113 Gross, C1emenf82,83,126 Gross, Kafhleen 113 Guggino, Thomas 56,92,113,115 Guidance 34,35 Gunkel, Darlene 126 Gunn, Elaine 126,130 Gusrang, Thomas 60 H Haas, Joseph 80,82,Il4 Hagarfy, Jeanne 63 Hakalski, Eileen 59,67,68,126 Halbeisen, Suzanne 146 Haller, Barbara 103 Hamilfon, Nafalie 48,63,l46 Hammell, Joann 114 Hanlon, William 42,103 Hannabery, Joanne 58,63,70, 147, 150 Harden, Mrs. Claire 26 Harding, Jeanne 103 Harkins, Thomas 82,92,126 Harlow, Margaref 103 Harman, Karen 103 Harmon, Suzanne 99,103 Harringfon, John 103 Harringfon, Mary 114 Harris, Roberf 82,114 Harf, Agnes 103 Harf, Pafricia 147 Harfman, Pafricia 126 Harfzell, Jerry 147 Harvey, Kathleen 114 Hauck, Julia 114 Haugh, Mary Lee 103 Haynes, Pafricia 51, 126 Healfh 53 Heefher, Janef 60,126 Heidkamp, Marfha 114 Henle, Margaref 127 Hennigan, Daryl Ann 114 Hennigan, Pafrick 44,147 Herron, Kafhleen 63,148 Henry, Anne 40,103 Henry, Susan 127 Hepp, Pafricia 127 Heffler, George 114 Higgins, Kafhleen 64,114 Hill, Marilyn 48,148 Hirshmiller, Dennis 127 Hobbs, Linda 114 Page 169 Hoey, Sandra 127 Hoffman, Joyce 127 Hoffman, William 86,92,1 14 Holland, Bernard 82,103 Hollenden, Edward 114 Home Economics 50,51 Horne, Jill 114 Howard, Frances 127,130 Hrosik, Janef 73,148 Huber, Michael 82,114 Huber, Roberf37,82,103 Huber, Walfer 82,92,l27 Huffman, Charles 51,127 Hughes, Edward 64,127 Hughes, Regina 127 Hughes, Vicforia 110,114 Hunfer, Lea 58,148 Hunfer, Suzanne 103 Hufnick, Michael 127 J Jackson, Andrea 110,114 Jackson, Roberf 103 James, Arfhur 114 James, Roberf 114 Jankowski, Jo Anne 114 Janney, Gregory 81,82,86,92,l15 Janney, William 148 Jaskolski, Eileen 103 Jennings, Beverly 37,127 Jennings, Elizabefh 115 Johnson, Alline 127 Johnson, Richard 64,74,127 Johnson, Sfanley 82,9B,l03 Jones, Albert 115 Joseph, Edward 127 Jung, Francis 115 Jung, William 44,148 Juniors 122-125 K Kachur, Charles 115 Kachur, Roberl' 103 Kaciuba, Mary Ann 128 Kane, Joseph 72,82,1l5 Kane, William 128 Karwacki, Beniamin 103 Karwacki, Walfer 82,847,103 Kashmer, Bernard 115 Kasper, Sfanley 5B,95,148 Kauffman, Elizabeth 115 Kaye, Joan 115 Kaz, Joseph 128,192 Keane, Daniel 103 Keane, Grace 49,148 Kearney, John 115,124 Kensler, Mary 149 Kelley, Gregory 115 Kelley, John 82,89,104 Kelly, Linda 104 Kemp, David 104 Kenkelen, Kafhleen 52,128 Kennedy, Joan 110,115 Kernan, Agnes 104 Kerney, Roberf 127,128 Kerns, Cafherine 115 Kiessling, Paul 115 Kiliany, William 53,64,12B Kiniry, Thomas 139,149 Kinsella, Marie 45,149 Klak, Chrisfine 128 Klase, Dorofhy 90,128,130 Klein, Janice 110,115 Knickman, William 62,115 Koch, Roberf92,93,128 Kclongowski, Caimio 82,128 Kolongowski, Mr. Thomas 26,45,77,82 Kolwicz, Joyce 104 MR. BENJAMIN PAWLOWSKI, presidenl' of fhe Fafhers' Club, and Mr. Walfer Mushinslci demon- sfrafe fheir degree of cooperafion wifh fha PTA as fhey ob1igingIy do fhe pofs and pans af fhe spagheffi dinner. O'Kroy, Donna 118 Kolwicz, Stephen 82,115 Kolynych, Michael 92,128 Kondash, Mary 44,58,72,l49 Konopka, Susan 49,149 Kopczenski, Albert 104 Kopczenski, Alberta 115 Kopczenski, Victoria 128 Kornsey, Theresa 104 Korrot, Dennis 77,79,82,I49 Kostrub, Patricia 50 Kowaleski, Barbara 149 Kranz, Anita 128 Kranz, Valerie 104 Kranz, Vincent 116 Krause, George 82,99,104 Kreber, Daniel 82,104 Krolikowslri, Ann 116 Krzyzanowski, Mary Ann 104 Kubacki, Dwight 149 Kulics, Stephen 128 Kwiatkowski, Christine 116 Kwiatkowski, Leona 104'- Labadie, John 57,63,95,147,l50 Labosky, Eleanor 63,150 Latferty, Mr. Charles 23 Lafond, Denise 116 Lafond, Gerard 59,64,128 Lafond, Paulette 104 Laikowicz, Helene Laman, Diane 104 Laman, Patricia 45,85,128 Lance 68,69 Land, Ralph 116 Landers, Sandra 59,128 Lange, Richard 92,150 Lardo, Marie 104 Laslocky, Robert 128 Lauriclc, Rebecca 105 Lavonis, Margaret 64,116 Law, Mr. John 82 Lee, Sherry 104,105 1.ees, Jacqueline 84,105 Lees, John 83,150,154 Leslie, Edward 116 Lester, Stephen 116 Lewandowski, Jeannette 105 Lezenby, Pamela 105,128 Lezenby, Philip 43,47,59,72 Library Club 66 Lipiec, Diane 105 Lisiewski, Barbara 116 Logandro, Frank 116 Logue, Jeanne 116 Looby, Philip 78,85,l51 Lorusso, Frances 59,68,128 Loubet, Nicole 105 Lubrano, Rita 71,105 Lu Brant, Patricia 129 Lung, Marcella 61,151 Lynch, Cletus 82,92,93,151 Lynch, Dennis 116 Lyons, Adrian 129 Lyons, Maureen 105 Lytle, Mr. John l6,82,8:A c McAllister, William 129 McAna1Iy, Rose Anne 105 McAdams, Elizabeth 151 McCatferty, Mary 90,151 McCarthy, Daniel 105 McCarthy, Michael 102,105 McCarthy, Mignon 129 McCollum, Walter 46,124,129 McCoo1, Michael 116 McCullough, Geraldine 91,116 McDade, Mrs. Dorothy 27,61 McDade, Louise 116 McDade, William 129,134 McDermott, John 42,129 McDermott, Joseph 64,105 McDermott, Sharon 57,90,9l,l51 McDermott, Vincent 86,117 McDermott, William 56,80,82,92,l29,132 McDevitt, John 75,89,l05 McDonnell, Loretta 117 McDonough, John 129 McFa1ls, James 117 McGann, Margaret 36,105 McGee, Eileen 60,129 McGinnity, Alan 105 McGinnity, Kathleen 47,85,129 McG1inn, Craig 82,95,l06 McGonig1e, Paul 129 McGrath, Maureen 106 McGurk, Marianne E. 71,129 McGurk, Maryanne L. 60,73,l29 McGurk, Suzanne 151 McHugh, Peter 82,117 McKeon, John 117 McLaughlin, Eugene 62,63,l5I McLaughlin, John 64,102,106 McLaughlin, William 152 McManus, William 92,93,152 McNair, Vera 117 Monaghan, ,Maureen 131 Monyer, Diana 48.153 ALUMNI OFFICERS CHECK returns trom their tirst dance. First Row: Pete McGlinchey, Dolores Repitclcy, Jeanne Moos: Second Row: Bill O'Connor, Phil Biazzo. McNulty, Margaret 129 McNulty, Maureen 129 McPhi11ips, Stephen 106 McQuaid, John 64,106 McQuaide, James 76,82,89,99,102,106 McQuaic1e, Mary 66,129 McTaggart, Mr. John 85 Madden, Rev. Richard 65 Maguire, Diane 117 Maguire, Marguerite 91,106 Maintenance Staff 28,29 Malachek, Leah 129 Malloy, Mary 106 Malone, Edward L. 77,78,82,152 Malone, Edward X. 129 Malone, Joseph 82,106 Maloney, Eileen 106 Mancini, Maureen 90,117 Mancini, Phillip 152 Mann, Mary 152 Manning, Rosemary 104,106 Maradonna, Carmella 66,130 Marasa, Robert 75,152 Mareletto Catherine 67,106 Marinelli, Mary Linda 152 Marishak, Harry 130 Marlcert, Suzanne 52,60,I30 Markiewicz, Patricia 106 Marra, Dorie 117 Marra, Grace 106 Marrazzo, Daniel 130 Martin, Ann Marie 106 Martin, Kathleen 41,57,58,63,139,152 Martin, Patricia 115,117 Martinez, Robert 47,59,63,I30 Masque and Lance Society 74,75 Materniak, Bernadette 50,117 Math Club 76 Mathematics 42,43 Mathews, Joseph 130 Matta, Harry 106 Mattera, Robert 106 Matteson, Mr. Daniel 24 Maurer, Carlman 82,89,106 Maute, Frederick 130 May, Veronica 70,72,I53 Mayer, Mary Beth 88,117 Mayer, Phillip 46,83,85,130 Mazza, Mary Ellen 68,131 Mazzuca, Robert 64,117 Medical Staff 27 Mellon, Bernadette 126,131 Melvin, Gerald 131 Menalis, Madeline 117 Mendryk, Christine 106 Mengis, Regina 61,153 Mesarlck, Lawrence 61,153 Mickalites, Carey 82,94,I31 Miksis, Thomas 117 Mikuletzky, Carol 131 Moore, Wallace 42,131 Moore, William 131 Morris, Mary 118 Morrissey, Michael 56,82,86,92,115,1l8 Morse, Maria 118 Morse, William 33,68,l54 Mortimer, Monica 106 Morton, Maureen 131 Muchewicz, Patricia 39,131 Muentz, Marie 118 Mulhall, Susan 131 Murawski, Christopher 106 Murphy, Joseph 83,85,l54 Murphy, Mr. Joseph 18 Murphy, Michael 106 Murray, Eileen 118 Murray, Joseph 118 Mushi Music nski, Walter 118 36 N Napoli, Paula 106 Natanni, Regina 46,131 Q National Business Honor Society 60 National Honor Society 58,59 Navarra, Sheila 50,131 Neary, Thomas 64,68,118 Needlecraft Club 73 Nenno, Richard 82,106 Nesse n, William 89,107 Nester, Frances 107 Niemiec, Dorothy 60,154 Nitchkey, James 89,107 Nolan, Carolyn 107 Nolan, Ellen 154 Novak, Mary 107 Nowa kowslci, Carol 50,73,154 O Obert, Catherine 131,134 O'Brie'n, Arthur 118 O'Brien, Barbara 60,131 O'Br1en, Constance 60,131,134 O'Brien, Kathleen 107 O'Brien, Robert 82,107 O'Connor, Frances 91,107 O'Connor, Geraldine 107 O'Connor, Kathleen A. 91,118 O'Connor, Kathleen M. 60,126,131 O'Dea, Christa 131,134 O'Dea, Terrence 154 O'Donnell, Eileen 118 O'Donnell, Patricia 155 O'Donnell, Theresa 90,118 Office Staff 16,28 O'Hara, Dennis 56,80,81,82,83,84,85 131 132 Olsen Olsen Olsen O'Ma , Kenneth 114,118 , Richard 82,107 , Robert 74,155 lley, Eileen 91,118 Omar, Beatrice' 50,131 Opre,' Barbara 71,119 Opre, Eileen 37,155 Mikulski, David 118 Mikus, Mary Lou 106 Miller, Jacob 39,75,91,118 Miller, James 153 Miller Michael 32,114,118 Miller, Nancy 153 Miller Regina 131 Milligan, Charles 153 Minitri, Marianne 88,118 Mirenda, Paul 106 Misek, Cheryl 106 Ordog, Christine 107 Ordog, Paul 124,131 Orte, Paul 119 Orsini, Victoria 119 Osmundsen, Donita 107 Oszczakiewicz, Michael 95,155 O'Toole, Charles 57,64,75,l39,155 O'Toole, Lawrence 56,68,1 19 O'Too1e, Richard 39,56,64,131 Ott, Arlene 85,155 P Missions 65 Motfett, James 153 Mollitor, Dayle 118 Mollitor, Elizabeth 131 Mona, Patricia 56,60,l26,131 Monaghan, Joan 106 Page 170 Palud i, Mr. Louis 24 Parker, James 119 Parker, Patricia 119 Parlow, Walter 71,107 Parr, Kathleen 107 Patrons 164-166 Pattanite, Michael 65,131 Pawlowski, Susan 119 Pearson, Robert 131 Peditto, Conrad 119 Penton, Diane 119 Perriello, Stephen 86,119 Perriello, Suzanne 53,107 Peters, Brian 89,107 Petrick, Robert 155 Pfeiffer, Joseph 51,132 Phelan, Barbara 85,132 Physical Education 52 Pickett, Lawrence 95,132 Pickett, Mr. Wiley 95 Piechowski, Edward 132 Piergross, Paul 114,119 Pietrusko, Robert 40,107 Pine Stephen 107 Pine, Thomas 155 Pino, Patricia 132 Pistolakis, Mr. Stephen 21 Pizzutillo, Joseph II9 Platt, Mrs. Rowena 26 Pocius, Frank 132 Podlinski, Maryann 88,119 Poehls, Patrick 56,64,83,84,85,86,92,93,132 Poetry Club 72 Pokorski, Barbara 132 Polino, Melanie 132 Porter, Dolores 156 Prisco, Marie 58,60,90,156 Procopio, Elizabeth 119 Procopio, Rosemary 65,119 PTA 168 Pugliese, Albert 119 Pyffer, Jacquelyn 132 R Ragone, Marie 115,120 Raively, Philip 64,74,156 Rapagna, Louis 92,120 Readinger, Altreda I20 Reath, Michael I20 Reath, Thomas 132 Regan, Barbara 104,107 Regan, Jeannette 58,69,142,I56, 163 Regan, Kathryn 91,119,120 Regii, Lorraine 120 Reilly, Francis 156 Reilly, Margaret 107 Reinhart, Mary 58,72,74,75,I42,156 Reinhart, Thomas 120 Religion 32,33 Res, Iva 116,120 Retzko, David 107 Retzko, Nicholas 132 Rhoades, Richard 57,60,B2,I56 Riccardi, Agatha 48,133 Rice, Thelma 66,156 Rita, Rosemary 53,107 Roberts, Linda 120 Robinson, Helen 43,107 Robinson, Kathleen 133 Robinson, William 64,120 Rockafellow, Donna 120 Rodan, Bernadette 107 Rodzon, Roland 157,159 Rogers, Jane-t 91,104,107 Rogers, Janet M. 133 Rogers, Lorraine 58,68,69,l57,163 Rollo, Angela 120 Rosavage, Ann Marie 39,133 Rowe, Patricia 40,59,68,69,157,163 Rowe, Patrick 107 Rowland, James 66,102,107 Ruble, Barbara 107 Rudolph, Beverly 73,133 Rudzinski, Lorraine 157 Ruehmling, Kathryn 98,107 Ruff, Catherine 48,73,l57,I62 Ruggieri, Daniel 99,107 Ruman, Gale 133 Russell, Clare 60,133 Russo, Rev. Francis 15,83 Ryan, William 107 S Sabino, Marie I20 Sacca, John 108 Saieski, Mary 58,142,157 Salciunas, Niiole 5B,68,I57,I63 Salkowski, Robert 133 Santoro, Josephine I20 Saporito. Patricia 60,133 Scalise, Rosemarie 58,85,I57,I59 Scanlan, Chriating llgg Scarpitti, Ric ar Schatfhauser, Michael 82,86,120 Schatthauser, William 82,83,85,89,92.133 Schanz, Robert I20 Schembri, Gerald 35,108 Science 44,45 Science Club 76 Schiffer, Ellen 108 Schilder, Cecilia 133 Schlindwern, Anne 120 Schlitz, Michael' 133 Schmidt, James 82,133 Schmidt, John I08 Schoen, John 82,158 Schrule, Joanne 48,158 Schuele, Eileen 52,60,91,I33 Schultz, Robert 82,108 Schwab, Charles 71,108 Schwarz, Kenneth 133 Schwarz, Robert 133 Scibilia, Dominick 74,158 Scimeca, Carolyn 52,B5,I33 Sciscio, Allan 158 Sciscio, Wayne 133 Scola, Thomas I08 Scott, Francis 83,84,89,I 19,120 Scott, James 82,120 Scott, John 95,99,I08 Seaman, George I20 Searles, Raymond I08 Sehl, Rosanne 64,133 Seiler, Maria 120 Seida, Theresa I08 Seltzer, Nadine 158 Semler, Michael 64,120 Semler, Patricia 64,9I,I08 Semptimphelter, Albert 8O,82,83,85, Semptimphelter, Richard 76,134 Seniors 136-162 Sergel, Rev. Francis 13,33 Shaw, Sharon I08 Shaw, Shirley I08 Shedaker, Kathleen I20 Sherman, Donna I08 Shields, Dorothy 108 Shields, Elizabeth 134 Shields, Patricia 62,7l,I58 Shisler, Marianne 35,134 Shive, Stephen 78,139,158 Shoemaker, Patricia 135 Siegle, Kathleen 135 Siegle, William 135 Siergiei, Michael 120 Sister M. Angelita, CSC 13,72 Sister Bernard Marie, CSC 14,35 Sister M. Coletta, CSC 22 Sister M. Ernestine, CSC I7 Sister M. Florian, CSC 22 Sister M. Harold, CSC 23 Sister M. Joseph Anita, CSC 18 Sister Margaret Marie, CSC 7,I0,II Sister Marie Vivienne, CSC 25 Sister M. Presentina, CSC 15,35 Sister M. Raymunda, CSC I9 Sister M. Rita Carmel, CSC I5 Sister M. Rita Marie, CSC 25 Sister M. Rose Michael, CSC 21 Sister Sarah Marie, CSC 18 Sister M. Ursulyn, CSC 20 Sister M. Victoria, CSC 13 Sister M. Viola, CSC 20 Sister M. William, CSC I5 Slack, Marcia 90,91,I58 Slane, Gerald I08 Slivinski, Michael 108 Smith, Bernadette 159 Smith, Delmar 64,159 Smith, Harold 33,68,120 Smith, James I20 Smith, John 64,159 Smith, Joseph 70,72,l35 Smith, Mary Lee I20 Smith, Patricia 91,159 Smith, Paul 120 Smith, Sharon I08 Snyder, Barry 108 Social Studies 46,47 Solinsky, Mr. Donald 25,B3,85 Sophomores 110-121 Southwick, Eileen 116,120 Southwick, Rose Marie I08 Southwick, William 159 Sovak, Cynthia 120 Spelman, Robert 82,108 Sprenger, Charles 37,159 Stabilito, Ann 108 Stangert, Katherine 108 Stankey, Beniamin 48,160 Stankiewicz, Mr. Stanley 20 Stecher, Frances 108 Stecher, Jo Ann 47,135 Stecher, Suzanne 85,160 Stellwag, Patricia 121 Stevens, Catherine 68,73,135 Stevio, Paul 66,82,10B Stewart, Eileen 39,124,132,135 Stewart, Walter 115,121 Stilts, Richard 135 Stipcevich, Jane 90,142,160 Stock, Robert 108 Stockton, Carol 60,135 Stockton, William 108 Stoll, Margaret 108 Stone, Jacqueline 60,135 Strenski, Antoinette 135 Strohlein, Jeanne 121 Student Council 56,57 Sullivan, Daniel 121 Sullivan, Edward 135 Sullivan, John 108 Surprenant, Josephine 121 Sviben, Wayne 117,121 Sweeney, Edward 121 Sweeney, Marianne 135 Page 171 88,92,l32,I33 Sweeney, Patrick 121 Sweeney, Paulette 135 Sweet, Robert 108 Szablinski, Catherine 108 Szeliga, James 121 Szymanik, Francis 108 T Taddeo, Mr. Anthony 22 Talone, Albert 108 Taney, Mr. Francis 14,40 Tangney, Mary Lou 109 Tapp, Richard 160 Taraborelli, Mr. Armand 17 Taylor, Kathleen 60,6B,13S Taylor, Michael 109 Taylor, Patricia 109 Teagarden, Harold 109 Tennis 95 Thalman, Frank 126,135 Thalman, John 109 Theis, Wayne 109 Thomas, Maureen 109 Thomsan, Sarah 39,52,68,135 Thomson, William 109 Tierney, Caron 109,121 Tierney, Regina 88 Tomlinson, Kathleen 43,91,109 Tomlinson, Sheila 90,121 Toomey, Mary Elizabeth 73,85,160 Toussaint, Marcia 99,109 Track 94 Traficante, Betty Joan 160 Trakimas, Joan 109 Tumbler 67 Turner, Jeanette 109 Turner, Pauline 58,68,69,160,l63 Tysenn, Barbara 109 U Urban, Walter 109 Urbanik, Stanley 82,l09v Vocation Club 65 Vile, John 135 Volpe, Catherine 121 Von Koch, Alexander W,12I Waite, Mr. G. Russell 24,82 Walder, Mary 121 Wallace, Gregory 109 Walsh, Linda 109 Walzner, Antoinette 121 Ward, Diane 121 Ward, Jane 121 Wargo, David 39,135 Wasneski, John 121 Wasneski, Robert 124,135 Wasneski, Thomas 40,160 Weather Bureau 76 Weber, Janet 109 Weber, Mr. John 14,94 Wegener, Jacqueline 60,135 Weinczyk, Rita 60,135 Weinert, Evelyn 57,59,161 Weinmann, Denise 109 Wesolowski, Joyce 109 Wesolowski, William 161 West, Helene 121 Whalen, Karen 121 Whartenby, Ronald 117,121 Wilkes, Alan 121 Wille, Donna 63,161 Williams, Carroll 63,161 Williams, James 46,109 Wilson, Linda 121 Witkowski, Maryanne 58,62,161 Witkowski, Thomas IO9 Wittenberger, Mary Ann 121 Wizmerski, Christine 135 Woiciechowski, Charlotte 91,109 Wollschlager, Carolyn 142,161 Wollschlager, Mr. Eugene I4 Wollschlager, Kathleen 61,161 Woodman, Nancy 121 Woodman, Marilyn 135 Woods, Marie 161 Woodward, Margo 91,135 Woolston, Caroline 90,135 Woolston, Suzanne 88,121 Wright, Donald 154,162 Wurtenberger, Mr. Tho+nas 16 Yeager, Joseph 135 Yoka, Lynn 109 Yost, Joseph 57,162 Young, Barbara 5B,61,I62 Young, William J. 76,121 Young, William O. IZIZ Zappa, Donna 135 Zappacosta, Bernadette 109 Zappacosta, Donna 109 Zarrello, Michael 109 Zickel, Geraldine 116,121 Zimecki, Wayne 162 Zimmer, James 82,199 Zimmerman, Elizabeth 109 Zinar, Louis 91,121 Zinar, Rita 162 Zolty, Richard 40,7B,162 alwaqd cfemancf Iffze fzeaaia. U QPaul C laudelj The present hour, with great urgency, presents its needs to you under the form of a triple require- ment: clear principles, personal courage, and on unbreakable union between religion and life. fPius XII, S . In Wh I 1 , VV A N i,,.,.. .. ww . L , .V , ..: V1 .. 'V ' 'V fmwgg, -5. - H-V R, ,.V,,.gV , -' D aw. :V-. I H -:F W Q W . , V.VV,VH1VL'WV'4'- - -dal: H. ja.. V w k, ,:. Q VW: ' r- , MV -V.: 'V 223 5 Vain ' V 'Y - V ' V ,Q 'P te la, Y 1 . ff ,K 5,-1 V gala. 5, 'w i 3, .m fg 2 .ffm ,,VfV U ,J- s'1?V. 1,:1V:V1fe:i',:v ,V' . 'VV V1 za V5 V, VVVV, L. VV ., ay., gf ' .. ww lr' -V H' ' VH -f . pn A :V .yn- .V. . 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