St Josephs High School - Lily Yearbook (Hammonton, NJ)

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4 Q ' . X 11 N rr H seems lile a unanimous agreemenl' on Nes+le's for John Rodolfi, Doroihy Scaffidi, and Judy Ellcner. Edwin Coia, however, prefers sally peanufs 'lo chocolale. Lillian Ferranlo and Angelina Lucca are un- decided aboul' 'lheir choice, bu+ fhis form of energy is al- ways welcome fo any sfudenl alfer several periods of sludy. and rccallection John Panarello, Frank Grasso, John Cessa+o, Samuel Mai- mone, Michael lmperalore, Carl Tomasello and Anlhony Cirillo lislen afleniively fo lhe words of encouragemenl and advice which lhe Super- visor, Sr. Violefla Florio. M. F.F., is ready lo offer. Eager lo pass on fo olhers flue im- porlance of persevering, lhe boys leH Sr. Violeffa filled wi+h fervor. Wifh greaf ease and a proe fessional touch. Nicholag Maz- ldgdill adds a few exfra chords fo Yhe composirion. Marlene Ermler, Jeaneffe Romeo, Carmela Fichelola, Arlene Mauri, Cafherine Hughes, Sandra Sacco. Parri- cia Livac: and Rose Ann Jordan are amused wirh lhe added measures since lhe rhyihm meeis wi+h fl-relr ap- proval.

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UI' uv14.'S'iii'l ff 2 Roberf Hagelin, Raymond Wenzel, Pefer PonzeHi, Anne D'Arcangelo and Gloria Del- lanoce enier fhe vesfibule of +he school. They could noi possibly be on fheir way home, since lhey are noi bur- dened wifh boolrs. They are aware ihai fhey are being phoiographed and fhey pose as fine young men and women. w lmsanf cn ?rc linen Fr, Sebasfian has lhe careful afienfion of four of his re- ligion siudenls, Pafricia Cle- menis, Anfhony Pagano, Anna May Giordano and Sandra Crescenzo. Fr. Sebaslian is giving a more delailed ex- planaiion of The answers handed in by fhe siudenfs. Thus lhey are befier prepared fo abide by whaf he expecfs as ofher fesfs are given. N,,r, 1 Margaref Williamsi Theresa Cardone, Marie Mana, Claire Henny, William Pinfo, Jaclr Echmeyer, John Brancafo, and Anfhony Scordo proudly pose wifh fha palron of fheir school. Whaf beifer compan- ionship fhen Sf. Joseph whose daily assisiance ihey ask, His friendship during life is a guaran+ee of his presence in The hour of deafh.

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of new fauud friend x 4 0 ll 1 'F C a J X .Y - 5 di il I i 4,.?' ,L el Q ae - za. 5x? '4 r' M if rx ll is eff My ek + F4-3'1iv - fl l i r 4 wt irq ,gl N., 'Jul Friendship wifh fhe heavenly Mofher is one of fhe effec- luel means of obfaining sfrengfh againsl' fempfafions. With greaf devofion and rev- erence Viola DeLosso, Jean Fichelola, Mary Calderone. Loreffa Chiumenlo, Joyce Valloua and Kafhleen Malf- lee give fhe Blessed Virgin firsf place as fhey prepare her alfar. Wholesome reading is a valu- able means for enriching the mind while al fhe same lime if provides an excellenf op- porfunify for relaxafion. From good boolrs fhe sfudenls gain a wealfh of informafion and inspirafion. Lewis Presfi. Car- ol Sweeney, Thomas Mafro, Frances Wheelehan, Barbara Palh and Jerry Vignali use fhe library profilably. Whaf is more pleasing fhan fhe daily, farewell of anofher school day! Helen Weisbeck- er, Mary Mischlich, and Carol Sweeney are decidedly ready for fhe door. Charles Ranere and Walfer Sacco apparenfly find if difficult fo separafe wifhouf exchanging a final word. Helen agrees fo give her assisfance on fheir dis- cussion. 1,, 27