St Josephs High School - Evergreen Yearbook (Metuchen, NJ)

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One of the science seminars held at St. josephiv, involving area teachers. First put in the lead, add this, and then the gold comes out. It's easy. E E 2 E An example of the work at one of the science fairs, As you ilch during the summer, think of it.

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il- ,mi I rif, :Q Ancestors, Italian-style: some fathers become paisanos at the Father's Club Spaghetti Dinner. At the Father's Club annual fair, a good time is had by all. Activ- ities such as this have enabled the fathers to pay off the debt on our fine track. ii a s f s .. .. W it .t,.. at ,,,, L eli, ,VV . W ' I i -:. . ,JP Hamburgers, anyone? Besides paying tuition and reviewing report cards, the fathers of St. Joe's students take a further interest in the schoo1's Welfare through the Father's Club. To them the student body owes thanks for the track, the buses, and the improved quality of the playing fields, among other things. Their help contributes to spanning the genera- tion fand money? gaps. 137

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BIOLOGY CLUB - BACK ROW: Daryl Kinney, Phil Galasso, Bernie Scanlon, Wayne Behr, Bob McNulty, John Behr, Brother Edward, Charles Beck. FRONT ROW: Steve Leibrock, joe Rusin, Larry Gregan, Craig Skevington, joseph Markano, Ken Savoca, john Crofford. MISSING: Frank Banfield, Frank Tier, Nick Tracy, Andrew Budris, Mike Rosol, Bill Callahan, Bob Merri- gan, John Nicoson, Bob Roetzel, Mike Alexander, Bruce Barbour, David Anderson, Peter Manzo, Ronald Nolan, Joe Bartulewig, Ed Ashton, Kim Ferris, john Horsting, Bob Pescinski, Gerard Pilutkiewicz, james Ulmes, joe DaRold.