St Joseph Regional High School - Aegis Yearbook (Montvale, NJ)

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ri ' , s . be ' ff'-or I it , Lm,A:,, an L t ' ,iZ?ii1ig3,Q L1h T' t :W V1 U1 ' s 'i?m iQ1ii'ffL 's Nl?'f'fM 45 sz games Vrsnum tmwmuM1,,...Q,5lQlLQH,.,,,j M eissfkuvnr p , :-LL ig '- ' , . ' f f Yf:51Q2w11'9-nf' V' Q N' .L is ' , , . - .5 xg . t t a f u- ' ,.,,,-l ,1-'Li- . . , Latin Club: .lohn Klopacz, Tom Puccio, Ed McNamara, John Farley. Jonathan Morse, Patrick Dong- :,, A I he I gf, hue and Mr. Ruiz. Moderator. The Debating Club: Cy Settineri, Rich Lorenzo, Mr. Ruiz, Moderator, Craig Rooney, Kevin O'Brien, Dan Schnaidt, james Brantl, john Campion, Peter Shipman, Len Kloeber, Jonathan Morse. Although the Latin Club is the most recent addition to S.J.R.'s activi- ties, it is making rapid progress. The Latin Club publishes a Latin newspa- per, Acta Viridium Equitumf' The newspaper provides individual ex- pression through its various articles, which include fiction, non-fiction and humor. The Latin Club has succeeded in its primary functions, to stimulate interest in Latin and to provide Latin students with a means of - a- 1 -,,,,,, ,,-l ',Vp , exercising their familiarity with the language. ' Since discussion of current events is the issue of the day, the Debating ' Club attempts to establish opinions through an orderly presentation of l't t'i'1 1 iii -L tgt' ilygi V H lacts. The debates are not limited to members of this activity, but are V open to all members of the school. With diligence and perseverance, the e t -el-- 1 t --' 1 members of this club prepare for future victories in the field of rhetoric.