St Johns Cathedral School - Chimes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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Adomaitis, D. Eustice, F, Ferro, H. Culleton, P. Shashaty, J. Jacovelli, Dance Committee. Cfefzmfka 957102 The autumn air was still warm. The big harvest moon shone brightly, The Entre Nous hall began filling with happy and radiant faces. It was the first big social dance sponsored by our school newspaper, The Rambler. The Knights played soft music and the dancing feet never seemed to get tired. The evening seemed end- less: yet it had come to a close. All said their goodnights with smiling faces and dreamy eyes. lt was one of those nights that will remain in our thoughts for a long time. 4 Could they have danced all night? ' Tom to Helen. ls his credit good Seems like Farley, Vogel and Shashaty are collecting. D.. Gi-'X The page that refreshes. 2l Judy: This thing's empty?

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v yr Claire Scherer, Sister Thomas Eileen, Helen Culleton, Sitting: Peggy O'Connor. Claire, Helen, and Peg discuss the next issue of the Rambler with Sister Thomas Eileen, Rambler Editorial Staff in jovial mood. WJMZQXZ dh! Copy, dummy sheets, pica, assign- ments, were all part ot the jargon used by the group that spent so much after- time with Sister Thomas Eileen But the time was well spent for used for the publishing of St. monthly newspaper, the Ram- school in 9A. it was John's bler. News, editorials, regular columns, and features all helped to make it truly representative of St. John's. Fred Reihl, Sister Thomas Eileen, Fran Bednar, Eulalia Travers, Nick Mannarino, Frank Ferro. Standing: Peggy O'Connor, Bob Batistoni, Claire Scherer, Helen Culleton, Evelyn Newman, Frank Marmo. W4 . 2-f R , 1? pf-

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1 Mary Lou Maccarillo, Sister Elizabeth Ann, ,Evelyn tjlewman, Betty Clarken talk over Confraternity of Christian Doctrine plans. g fif f ' S27 1' ' At St. John's this year, as in years past the response to appeals from Catholic Action and the Mission Unit has clearly shown the generosity of the Students, The proceeds realized on this year's activities exceeded previous results in every in- stance, Mention might be made of a few of their successful endeavors: Heart Hoppe, Mite Box Collection, Bishops Re- lief Fund. This year for the first time Catholic Action actively participated in the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Effort along these lines include visiting homes, providing and serving breakfast for those who receive Holy Communion before going to Sunday School, attending classes at Seton Hall and actually teaching classes for grammar school children. Victor passes out the stamps for the girls to trim.