Queen of Peace High School - Pact Yearbook (North Arlington, NJ)

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One hundred ninety-one candidates vere received into the Sodality of the ilessed Virgin at the ceremony which vas held in Church on Friday, Octo- Jer 15. Among those received into the So- lality, there were two seniors-Frank Selmont and Mar lou Cam bell Y P 3 hree juniors--Thomas Farrell, Har- rld Mosciatello, and Christine Rosserg en sophomores-Carol Boyle, Louis Tarabaugh, Donald MacEoin, Thomas larrett, Vincent Pecanello, John Sul- ivan, Stephen Mastico. Barbara Ver- lovage, .loan Andrea Walsh, and Rita 'adavano. The remaining one hundred eventy-five were freshmen. en recall their rece UPPCT claqsm Sodality 1nl0 Q P 1' New Sodalists repeat their Pledge. ption The Student Body listens attentively a very impressive sermon. l ' r Q i i if 5 A 3 2 3' 4 . e S .W - 4, 54125, i 1 I X 3 5 F it re 'ff rs 1 , nt. W.,-g FL to it QW X x H'-f l Qian 12959-f HSM If -an-um......t.,o..f,-v,,. . H...-Q ew fE4 PAQ-'iTi1Ft vw-new Mawr rw summer Q, Q ,ex A-'wa N iii

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dale A7 Freshman lead off for enrollment in Our Lady's Sodality. With great reverence these students await their medals. Rheinhold Heilman assists M1 signor in the distribution medals.

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Zfllidi 55Z77l!!y The Senior Class held its annual assembly to wel- come the new freshmen, on Friday, October 29. The program opened with the Presentation of the Colors, the Salute to the Flag, and the National An- them. John Fisher, in the absence of the class Presi- dent, David Newton, gave the welcoming address. Next came the Song of Welcome followed by the Pantomime Miss Iva Neway's School. Miss Neway, Joan Verrier, gave us a few different ideas on school teachers while her students Barbara Bernadino, Dolores Carey, Frank Nash, Edward Venditti and Charles De- Luca, demonstrated the correct way in which lessons should be done. This amusing pantomime, narrated by Rosemary Lamprecht, held the audience from beginning to end. Czlfefcame fa fgflesimen 1 Q 2 Between the.pantomime and the One-Act Play the senior girls impersonated Indian Squaws and sang A Uni much to everyoneis delight. Then came the play Thanks Awfully. It was the story of a sister of a famous painter who forces him by pleading, shouting, and tears to attend her bridge club meeting to meet the girls. Dick, the brother, played by David Burke, in order to make it more interesting, decides to make a bet with his sister Dot fMary Jane Pierzl. The bet was that he is to say only Thanks Awfully all evening. The predicaments this bet got him into all night was the plot of the play. The audience by their applause indicated that the skit was well enjoyed. The very beautiful Tableau of Our Blessed Mother brought the assembly to a close to the strains of the Ave Maria. - Dolores Cosgrove' . lm. isis Fra11C'3S e,nadin0 Geolog and Barbara B med for the Cilfeya Prep doubtedly' camfagvjj work. Eddie turned defeat to vic- 38 tory while, Charlie saved the day in a History project. Dick simply his sis Jane K tel' OW' Wh!-ll ' , Elini Hlflstolgi' gli-zyss llugifllielfntg? dino, Edf':,aLdBaXrvlsZria' .Bernal harleg De Lucgnl and