Immaculata High School - Magnificat Yearbook (Somerville, NJ)

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ational Honor Society After years of hard work and applica- tion to the ideals of lmmaculata, sixteen students of the class of '70 Won member- ship in the National Honor Society. In order to qualify, each must meet high standards in character, scholarship, lead- ership, and service to the school. Academ- ically, this involves an average of 85 or above in five major subjects since fresh- man year. The other qualifications are demonstrated in various activities in which the seniors take part. As members of the Honor Society they also participate in a program for tutoring fellow students. President Claudia Scully, Vice-President Martha O'Brien, Treasurer Valerie Santelli, and Secretary Maureen Brady discuss plans for the proposed involve ment campaign. Anne Bocckino expresses to Chester Van Tyne her admira tion for the accomplishments of the alumni.

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VALERIE SANTELLI CLAUDIA SCULLY CHESTER VAN TYNE Honor Students Fifteen graduates this year attain the status of honor students through diligent study and perseverance. In order to qual- ify, each student must maintain an aver- age of 85 or above in five major sub- jects throughout the four years. These seniors serve as an example for the under- classmen to follow, thereby bringing fur- ther credit to lmmaculata. SUSAN WACHDORF REGINA WURST LAURA ZACK

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Enjoying the topic of college choices, Susan Wachdorf, Edward Jankowski, Laura Zack, and Regina WllI',S'l thumb through brochures of personal selections. Marguerite Dahms and George Jankowski stop to examine a library exhibit on period literature. .1-I Nancy Kirkpatrick, Mary Beth Markus, Maureen Grimmer, and Charles Byrd welcome new informa- tion on New Jersey State Colleges.