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

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'Sound of MC' Broadcasts Campus News The Sound of MC, Morris Catholic's own radio pro- gram, has completed its second year of broadcasting. The local radio station WRAN in Dover has allotted MC a live-minute bi-monthly period for announcing school news, sports, and special events. Sister M. Rene, who served as adviser, kept the staff on the alert for newsworthy items. The boys and girls who drew the assignments were then assisted by the editor in its final presentation on tape. Peter Renato, editor, and Gino Giombetti, associate editor, were assisted by Pam Birch, Jim Frederick, Carole Vuolo, Wynne Wilcox, Rich Morris, and Kathy Shayka.

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COVERS for the 1967 Scope are scanned through with interest by Patricia Sohl and Richard Broderick SCOPE Expresses New Indlvlduallt Scope, MC's literary magazine, is the expression of the literary talents of the students. The magazine is under the di- rection of Sister M. Alethia. Completing its fourth year of publication Scope was the recipient of a first class honor rating from the Catholic School Press Association for the past two years. Although the staff is limited to juniors and seniors, the publication con- sists of literary accomplishments of the entire student body, particularly the cre- ative writing classes. This yearas editor was Barbara Hanekeg associate editor, Patricia Sohl. Business managers were Tom Romano and Bob Flynn, staff members were Linda Hor- nick, Mary Jane Doyle, Sue Selitto, Sheila Kelly, Louise Zimmer, Eileen O'Keefe, James Canavan, Richard Bro- derick, and Mary Shade. FILING their classmates' literary accomplish- ments are editor Barb Haneke and Linda Hornick. 3

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SUPER califragelisticexpialidociousZ!! Nadine O'Keefe, Ed DiYanni, Terry Miller, and Angela Cosentino agree this is the way. ENTERTAINING at MC's Mission D ay talent Showis S0Ph0m0fC Mary EMO- Dave Townend and John Andico harmonize at talent show. 76