St Joseph High School - Cordon Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

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xxx , y J, , r Another Helen Hayes! Sabina Les- niewski dramatizes a character from one of the short stories listed in the course. lt can be plainly seen from the looks of G. Pawlowski, G. Rup- nik, A. Battista, F. Filipek, P. Prosin- ski, M. Szczepankiewicz, V. Cinefra, E. Komuves, F. Pasquarella, C. Busch, L. Kokocha, B. Lo Presfi, M. Mignona, A. Biedrzycki, W. Cheesrnan, H Busch, A. Morton and G. Mcorhause that her fnresentation is great '. eg iw. .1 N t 7 . f 1' 'Wx y ll , The seven hundred wonders of the world! Scanning through the Atlas furnishes scads of new discoveries. It is amazing to realize how many places and how many things there are to see. Interest is seen in the beaming laces of Ioan Piotrowski, Ioan Lambert, Louise Ken- ney, Roger Alfano, and Iohn Bish, avid researchers.

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Wg ii-we XY 3, f 'S uf there seems to be no time for song as these Gecrge Murray, and Gregory Franchetti attempt an exper ment o prove t e mechanical advantage of the pulley Meanwhile, Gerald Altanc, Thomas Bris ON Steprer Colotirn and Bob Kwapinskz complete preparations to find the Dingles Dargles W at a wist' BL.: industrious pnys cs tuclents Ian es Doye mechanical advan age ot he nc inea pane The boys already realize that the practical applicat on the-rr s ud es is an rnvaluable aid nr learn.ng Z The first steps tc First Aid are demonstrated by senior Red Cross students under the direction of Sr. Mary Patience, instructor, Rita Famcwski complacently becomes guinea pig for head and arm bandages to the interest af Carmelo Albartese, Marie Schuda, Sylvia Piontlcowski and Dolores Gzralczyk Atusfwbec n Heay Zubrzyckrs arm dressing is Christme Hajduk who shows Gladys Lawrenz and Veronica VVrotny the correct method of preparing a sling. Q if Q0lftfLIfl8 K,-

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ill U 2 urge qc , More funds tc finance the sengor play For Pete's Sakef evoke smiles from lowth c llector and contributors Finding enjoyment in partici- pating in school projects are Frank Murphy, Larry Ernerle, Pat Ronczlca, Mary Henwood, and Eleanor Bretschneider, The students find it beneficial to act as agents for the school in all extra-curricular activities. Conducting a discussion on Social Security is Edmund Srniechowslci aided by Carl Hajdulc. Charles Andruszka and Robert Hozanski locus their attention on the poster concerning the beneiits ot social security. This is only one of the topics studied and discussed in the senior course, 'Problems in American Democracy. Panel or panic! Katherine Mroz, discussion chairman, laughingly introduces panel mem. be-rs of the English III class: Dorothy Lambert, Nancy LuBrant, Henrietta Wiatr, Ioan Toczy- lowski, Chris Grieco, Ioan Dynakowski, Leona Budzynski, Eleanor Bretschneider, lane Brunick and Margaret Ackley. Their Winsome expres- sions predict an animated debate. El! 0 Q