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

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X Ioseph Daniszewsl-ci, editor-in-chief of the 'lrnpressionsu explains the prfn- X ciples of newspaper layout to bud- ding Journalists, Maryann Orzechowski and Carole Toczylowsl-:i who show 1nterest in all phases of journalism, Doing something worthwhile and at the same time deriving some enjoyment from their efforts is the rule of life for the Impressions staff members. The fruits of their labor are contained in the recognition which the paper has achieved: All-Catholic honors from the Catholic Press Association, and First Place awards from the National, Columbia, and Quill and Scroll Press Associations, Within the pages of the publication are the hopes and dreams of the young journalists. It is visual proof of the unfaltering work spent in its preparation. But staff life isn't all toil and drudgery. It is interspersed with interesting programs provided for the benefit of the high school staff. Among these activities are the Villanova Press Conference and the Drexel Conference sponsored by the Columbia Press Association. 4 l.M.p.R.E.5.5.l.Q.N. Busy beavers one and all are members of the Impressions staff. Plans for the next edition are IH full swing according to the business-like expressions of Elaine Polek, loseph Daniszewski, editor-in-chief, luciy Oslowski, Nancy LuBrant, Ioan Deroscher, and Katherine Mroz, This is the team which strives to put perfection into every edition, and usually attains it, .13 'fs zgvx ' 1 '! is sea 5-,-fe f L..

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Surrounded by an atmosphere of peace and tranquility, the school chapel has been con- structed for the students' use The chapel is frequented daily by students arriving to and departing from classes. It is there that daily Mass is celebrated and the Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament is conducted each Friday. There students find peace of mind and they thank God for all the benefits He has bestowed upon them. Seasonal activities also highlight the school year. Among these is the adoption of the Advent Wreath custom. Each year during Advent the students con- struct wreaths in their homerooms and initiate a month of prayer in anticipation of the Redeerner's coming. To practice their religion is the aim of freshmen students who demonstrate the Advent Wreath tradition to their classmates. Participating in the act are: R. Korostynski, I. DeVincentis, B. Dworanczyk, F. Hodnicki, P. Corrado, S. Koruba, B. Frassetto, B. Konieczka, A. Gannon, M. Kawczynski, C. Kucinski, P. Glab, R. Buclniak, R. Bunkow- ski, S. Ianowski, I, Fatima, and L. Biel. TF 1'F'f Queen of the most holy rosary, pray for us . . . invoke Dorothy Mojta and Betty Ann Lang. Thus the freshmen continue the tradition cf crowning the Blessed Mother in their classrooms during the month of May, - Afp-v-E-N-T yWgR-E-A-T-H . Q X125 f