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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dvertisements essen Expenses One of the most important elements of a yearbook is the hnancial sup- port received from its benefactors. It involves the surrounding areas with the schoolls publication through the generosity of its citizens. The business staif, under the di- rection of Diane Damelio, worked long and hard hours seeking out ads for the following section, with the hopes that these stores will be patronized by the student body. The ads ranged from one-dollar for a student booster, to one hun- dred dollars for a full page spread. This gave a chance to every mem- ber in the school to support the yearbook.