St James High School - Pelican Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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| Tam A ШШШ 31 y “The Last Bell” Maria Mariborski, Thomas Tansey, Lenora Russo, John O'Connor, Gloria Iannelli, Elaine Young Looks as if Book Reports can be fun from the expressions on the faces of Pat Farrell, Janet Davis, Ella McNally, and Brian Klotz “What! No homework,” Jeanette Orlando, Lois Bloom, Joseph La Polla, and Charles Sprowl seem to be saying. “Mister Dillon” takes aim at the bulletin board Looking on are: Barbara Decker, Joseph La- Polla, and Gemma Ammiano. ao. —À AD у A ھتان‎ “It must be in here somewhere,” says Joanna Giordano to James Deck, Mary Ann Reilly, and Judith Golden. 29

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SOPHOMORES 1 7 4 f r ; re? ‹ { DeTOrt the i L rin say t C antena Mary ten y acAvay, Hele n Gladys Kozlowski, a obert Traylor Miss Mellor proves the necessity of straight lines in book- keeping. As the class looks on, Marie Stefanelli demon- strates what she has just learned Testing the Machine Age are: Martin Booth, Helen Clarkson, Pat Jordon, Elizabeth Ciallella, and Carol Ann Adams Keeping up with current happenings are: Lois Bloom, Anne McKeown, Ralph Paolella, and Pat Erskine adorn Our Lady are: Mi Elizabeth Helbig, Thomas Casgrove, ‚ and Catherine Flannery

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can't be that difficult, can it?” says Mr. Napoli to Michael Bevilacqua, Joanne Iorio, Eleanor Garilis, and Maryann Alvino It must be Friday from the smiles on the faces of: JoAnn Senatore, Joseph Kowalski, Lillian Weissmann, and Harry Van Houten “Holy Mother guide us,” pray Carol Somer, Anne Nelson, Ann Marie Morris, Anthony Devino, Margaret Powers, Janet Senatore, and Richard Paul FRESHMEN Carol McLauglen, Lucille Impossimato, Daniel Hop- ler, and zu. F uzem- “The Lunch Time Lineup” shows Mrs. McGrath da emer T to be enjoying ready to help Michael Batty, Richard Diaz, their reading Roseanne La Medica, Mary Gerstner, Caroline