St Joseph Hill Academy - Hilltopper Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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r- The members of the Spanish National Honor Society assemble in the Social Hall for a picture. They are; Front row: Lillian Urbanski, Renee Schmidt, Mary Anne Santangelo, Carolyn Ciancola, Eileen Raffaniello; Top row: Regina Castro, Mary Graber, Janet Patti, Joan Ramos, Cathy Gillespie, Lynn Radonic, and Ellen Zanfini. A Spanish newspaper is put out bi-monthly by the Spanish National Honor Society. Helping out on the paper are Phyllis Nunes, Joan Ramos, and Janet Patti. Spanish National Honor Society The Spanish National Honor Society exists for the benefit of all Spanish students. It has as its aim the furthering of Spanish appreciation at the Hill. The girls in this Society have obtained commendable positions in their studies of the Spanish language. The Society adds a great deal to stu- dent life through its publication of a bi-monthly newspaper. These girls also encourage participation in the various Span- ish activities held at the Hill and emphasize the fact that the study of a language can be enjoyable. 53

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One of the services of the French Honor Society is tutoring underclassmen in the language. Here, Denise James helps Judy Cilroy with a difficult French assignment. French National Honor Society Juniors and Seniors who have achieved high academic standing in all subjects including French, receive membership in the French National Honor Society. These girls are actively involved in the pursuit of the personal fulfillment that can be found in the study of the French language and culture. The Society offers assistance to students who may require additional instructions in the language. Each member adds to the environment of everyday class with stimulating conversation. Their efforts provide an in- spiration for all Hilltoppers who wish to grow in their apprecia- tion of the French language. To gain admittance to the French National Honor Society, above average grades are necessary. These marks are to be high, not only in French, but in all other subjects as well. Members of the Society are; Linda Kelly, Denise James, Jean Beil, Nancy Richetta, Michelle D ' Ermilio, and Marylu Koster. 52

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Student Counci Donna Ignozza, captain of the cheerleaders, receives a service pin from Mary Jane Kehoe. This ceremony, which was initiated by the Student Council this year, honors the spirited leaders of school clubs and activities. A senior member of the Student Council, Pat Kelly, re- stocks her supply of Christmas cards. As a representative, she encourages her class to support the Council in its latest endeavor. Sister William and Miss Leone, moderators of the Student Council, check the shipment of Christmas cards and candles which were sold by the Council to raise funds. Cathy Gillespie, Vice-President, and Mary Jane Kehoe, President, assist.