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

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Freshmen learn from Sister Genevieve hov ' to take ful to them in the school library. advantage of the study aids available Library Club An advantage offered to interested students are tapes on varied subjects as used here by Hope Herold. 60 Freshmen are always eager to explore new and exciting things. Proof of this statement is illustrated by Marian Walsh and Alice Conlon as they examine the newly-installed photostat machine in the library. Sister Genevieve makes it her business to keep the library up to date in information and equipment. Always replenish- ing the supply of study aids in the library, this machine is the latest contribution installed for the students. r

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Spanish Club One of the annual events jointly sponsored by the Spanish and French clubs is Pan American Day. Cos- tumes are the topic of discussion as students from both clubs meet in preparation for this program. In order to further their studies of Spanish culture, eleven Hilltoppers plan to spend six weeks this summer in Spain. The girls, discussing their itinerary with Sister Patrice are Janet Patti, Denise DiRienzo, Lucia Rocco, Eileen Raffaniello, Linda Ciaravino, Phyllis Nunes, Carolyn Giancola, Joan Ramos, Alicia Lincoln, Pat Sheehan, and Denise Dolcimascolo. Their six weeks will be filled with studies at the University ' of Salamanca and tours through Spain. 59

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The long awaited first edition of the Summit is proudly distributed to Barbara Bellafiore, by editor, Lynn Radonic, and assistant editor, Mary Pat Roitzsch. The girls having sacrificed many hours toward the completion of the paper are now rewarded by the enthusiasm of the students. Sports reporter for the Summit , Eileen Sheehan, interviews Marcella Maher concerning the outcome of the latest basketball game. The sports column is one of the most popular and avidly read in the paper. Bridget McMahon, feature editor; Vanessa Holton and Veronica Catanese, star reporters; and Donna D ' Ermilio, exchange editor of the Summit , proudly view the finished product along with their moderator. Sister Antonia. The girls exhibit their literary talents in the bi-monthly publication. Summit In recognition of the literary talent which is found among underclassmen, this year ' s Sum- mit was published under the direction of Juniors and Sophomores. Each member of the staff contributed her best efforts to make the paper enjoyable reading for the entire student body. V riting and editing, the girls spent their time for the betterment of the paper and the interest of the school. Informative articles as well as creative writing helped to make the Summit a fitting tribute to its name.