Morris Catholic High School - Shield Yearbook (Denville, NJ)

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PIGTAILS are worn by cheerleader Jim McDonald at Halloween Party. X 5 f POWER passes from SCA president Bob Martinez to Tom Romano. TELEPHONE booths are for talking, agree seniors Carole Vuolo, Joanne Catanzaro and Donna DeFeo after a game. SENIORS strive to be number oneg Harry Stein adds tree to bonfire.

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AS a senior, Dennis Duffy ponders the future. HUCKLEBERRY Finn's counterpart is Jeannette DeFazio. When Lost, Friendship Becomes of Value SENIOR Halloweener Eileen O'Keefe, clad in baby blue pajamas, adds a humorous note to the festivities on the night of October 31. NATURE lover John Andico contem- plates a geranium at close range. 178 Four years of high school at Morris Catholic have come to an end for the senior class. Life in the school has been varied and interesting from the freshman initiation to graduation. The class of '67 has remained the same class, constant yet changing in growth for the benefit of the individual and the school. This invaluable experience in learning and meeting can never be measured. It has given the senior class something to retain in the future and to give for the beneht of their fellowmen. It will involve the class with the community and serve as a bridge from school to the world. Traditions the senior class has left will be remembered. The largest bonfire in MC history, the Advent program, the senior blast, and all highlights are to be cherished as the heritage of the class of 1967.

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