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

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'The New Breed' Motivates Students BEHIND bars discussing SCA are Kathy Knispel, Marie DiYanni, and Jim McDonald. Increased student participation and co- operation in SCA affairs was the goal of the 1966-1967 Student Council Associa- tion. Executive oliicers Tom Romano, Marie DiYanni, Jim McDonald, and Kathy Knispel led the council in its chief function of serving as liaison between students and faculty. The Council's first major project was that of rewriting its constitution. Traditions of open meetings, participa- tion in Student Government Day and Student Council Week were continued. Another responsibility was management of concessions at home games. Through its varied activities the Council hoped to embody the idea of service. SCA ofiicers Kathy Knispel, Marie DiYanni, Jim McDonald, and Tom Romano discuss prospects for the newly adopted constitution. 78

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WE gotta make Bobbie our queen proved successful as senior Barbara Simone reigns from her throne while her escort Bob Martinez stands by. Laura Brill, first attendant, and her escort Lou Bucceri gaze at the enthusiastic soph supporters. imone Wins Mission Queen Title Mission Day festivities for 1966 began in home- rooms celebrating with a breakfast of milk and rolls. During the previous week girls from all four classes had been collecting almost 52,000 for the benefit of the Missions and the glory of their classes. On May 6 the queen, senior Bobbie Simone, and her escort Bob Martinez were crowned. Sopho- mores Laura Brill and Louis Bucceri were runners up followed by juniors Judy Goodyear and Robert Reis, and freshmen Jane Primavera and Robert Campbell. The Coronation took place in the afternoon follow- ing the talent show competition in which talent ranged from the supercalifragilistic to dancers from Venice. Juniors and sophomores chose MC on Broadway as their title moderated by juniors Regina Bassoul and Jerry Manogue while seniors and freshmen, winners of the competition, chose Manhattan Melodiesi' moderated by Bob Mar- tinez and Barbara Sternenberger. After lunch the students enjoyed dancing in the gym and a free day from classes after collections ceased at noon. Morris Catholic won the first place in the Paterson Diocese for stringless donations to the missions and was named the Banner School. THEIR speciality is entertainment, as Phil Ezzi and Jimmy Gral ski perform on stage for the Mission Day talent show. 77

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HUMOROUSLY succeeding in emphasizing her point, junior Kathleen Reardon frustrates moderator Sister M. Franceline to the enjoyment of Kathleen Knispel, Barbara Spies, and Brendan Ward.