Holy Cross High School - Torch Yearbook (Santa Cruz, CA)

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1, OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS Nadine by lier promptness and perserverance has acliieved prefect Attendance four years. Don .ind B.irb.ir.1 Yereli by tlieir eo-operation .ind willingness to work were voted Best citi- zens. The Cicero of tomorrow, john Chiorini, proved his or.1toric.1l ability by speaking on tbe Constitution. Virginia Antonetti smilingly accepts the award presented to ber by the wVJfSOnX'lllC represent- ative of the lions Club for her speech on Youths Problems of Tomorrow. -lim Abm.i at the wlieel surrounded by his loyal cl.1ssm.1tes of twelve years at Holy Cross. fl-r' A ,. .s., f

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QUALITIES OF CHALLENGE FOR FUTURE LEADERS Hnmofgsmm The president, Franca Moceo accepts the pledges of the members, Grace McCabe, Joanne Stellato, Ann Vanzetta, Art Wagner, Monica Zimmer, Cecelia Costa, Pat Mc- Nulty, Mary Ann Buck, and Adeline Costa. CHARACTER . . . is the sum of moral habits intelligently grouped around the axis of the will. LEADERSHIP . . . true leadership requires ability to keep a level head. SCHOLARSHIP . . . Creative work shows the quantity and quality of the worker. SERVICE . . . Do unto others as you would have them do to you.

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Student Staff initiates, plans, executes, and judges materials Gail Schultz losses interest in her work, as -lim Abma and Don Verch, the advertising managers. state than the publication is almost debt free. Monica Zimmer, editor. glances at the sport picture to be used in Torch '56, Nadine Iiambrini takes notes, ns Marios Cavadios, Peter Murphy, Audrey Ash, and Dennis Ciallagher, compile, compute, and suggest what the book should feature. few it hr N-c rfb' 5: 1 w'Z,,. i .pf :yew xt? EX mf,