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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1956 volume:

-0 -f 4- Q ... ... -.h-ual THE 1956 HAMMUNTUN NEW JERSEY Q SAINT JosEPH's HIGH SCHOOL , dumb' W'1th pmiouuci grzmtuaie. the Class ul 1930 :mars thi ,uulmwk as trxhutn tw wuz' zxvnrui Pastwx' His Chncr Iulmss and Cllfkiliillfk haw lumix hzhi Q1 tru: Izumi. Ii. arm. L1 wmmxi KK 1th Iuxwn um 111615, Ijklgfl O Lord, . IKXKA 1 . AN . 4 n.. amount OI Thy mann. pz1t1em'n and vcm:p:,ass1ur1. if fourmsdwrl his wzsxium arm' worker counselor friend in our behalf 3414 Xian 'Q 3 uf, 5. ou, K. X., 'FJ FE 3 SOU PEO GLORIA ',-'??'i fo 1, 0 mms '11 .tiff gm! 5 Q ' ld 1'-iQi1' Q' MOST REv1-QREN11 BARTI-IOLOMEW J. EUSTACE. S.T.D Bisrmp OF CAMDEN Bncziusm UI his iiivziluulih 11141 111 C11th1111u 11!L1u1t1u11, Qui helovnci Bishop is worthy of 5.111111 p1'z11s1. H1s untiziggirig 111111151 111 11118 must szilutziry cziusm has an to us 11 1'c111stz111t I-LIIIIYICRIA of tha l!U15CJI'1iiI1Ct uf iiizikmg our livw Christlika. His apostolic' Qp11'11 hm tzikmn dup mot ff Qultmg 111 f1'u1tfu1 glmziuings, We pray 'hat tha Gmini Shmpluieci sparc him for 111z111y years. so that through his zircicm al. Go1i's kirigcicmi may he ilttlll' k11r1w11 211111 loved benevolent illCPllC1'd, i Y' religious instructors beloved Principal We deeply appreciate the wise counsels, firm judgments and warm friendship of our dear Principal and Superior. Her sterling character has been a splendid example for each one of us. , f if Father Fiume has inspired us with his exem- plary life devoted to God's ministry, His deep concern and benevolent attitude towards us has made a lasting impression. Father Sebastian will always be remembered for his great patience and warm-hearted under- , :li standing in making others happy. His is a ' A' complete offering of his life to his Master ff 1 X and devoted faculty. T7 Standing from le!! to right: Sr. Clare Testa. M.P.F.g Sr. Brigid Laraia, IN1.P.F,g Sr. Henrietta Pagano. IVI.P.F.3 Sr. Girictta Andriola. lN1.P,F. Seated: Sr, Elizabeth Diena, lVI.P.F.3 Sr. Helen Ippoliti. lN1.P.F., Principalg Sr, Josephine Catarizaro, lVI,P.F. W ....-.. . , . .,, wuuiwq ,-Q O X f-A br-aff-,J Viz: ,f-7' ' - f.l:M f.l::. Kill ' L A T-lxzilc KN Ki I1 RN. Klr Li.. Sairty L fra l .sri 8.17 7. I 4? Fondest recollectlons CILASSES Z' V P I f R .K lg ggi! A S , ali Very contented with the interruption of class routine, this very industrious group of juniors looks wide-eyed at the camera. Left row: Rocco Benedetto, Regina Kaiser, jacquelyn Kennedy, Barbara Lancaster, Patricia Scaltrito. Second row: Matthew Romeo, Roger Sarao, Thomas Bauer, Rita Dimeglio, Elizabeth Santora, Anthony Luca. Third row: john Holland, Anthony Ingemi, Stanley Livacz, Mary Rubba, Louise LaMonaco, Sr. Josephine will long be remembered in our lives. An understanding and just teacher, she has been a friend to all, ready to help all. A ' K. ...M Kathryn Kertz, Domenic Berenato. Fourth row: joseph Capella, Anthony Marino, Lois Deltrone, Patricia Lindsay, Kathleen Campanella, Ann Marie Perna, Anita Berenato. Filth row: Francis Mazza, Robert Steeb, james Fitzpatrick, Marie Brennan, Mary Lou Bruno, Rita Mae D'Agostino, JoAnn Luca. Sixth row: Thomas Fiore, Anthony Tomassone, Charles Watson, Virginia ,DeNardo, Gertrude Kachline. What can the president Louise La Monaco be saying so amusing? Other officers are: J. Capella, Vice- President: M. L. Bruno, Treasurer, V. DeNardo. Secretary: Elizabeth Santora, Sergeant-at-arms. 3.4 .......-A-4 1 A:-M ---A ini: R, Sarao, K. Campanella, F. Mazza, K. Kertz, C. The last line makes Capella's hexagon complete. Watson, G. Kachline, J. A. Luca, A. Berenato, B. Having mastered it thoroughly, joe is ready for his Lancaster: T. Bauer, mean .business in their business explanation. Is it just as clear to the other students? course. zealous, SCh00l-SPI-fl.l6d JIUINIIORS Sr, Violetta gives advice to these prospective teachers. L, LaMonaco, IN1. Brennan, EI, Kennedy, R. Dimeglio and NI. Rubba. A teacher must be a friend, phi- losopher, and guide. :Ad-9 l 1 praiseworth Challengers, Sr. Superior carefully gives the right pronunciation to her French students. Yes, they understand it'5 much more than just a oui. Daily practice will make them perfect. 7,1-. P'-xml' K l 'C iff GL.. 41, XA xn fi 3 K ff? i? 5 X beaming with enthusiasm, .. 25. -N' N ,lt it my K W y ,Q ' ,V-K.. ,gr X l L . ,- 7 Will they make it? It seems that those arms just Can't reach their toes. A little more effort and muscu- lar movement and the entire Class will have rnasturcd this exercise. Vlfcll. Loretta. is it .4 Making valvt nr just .ii explanation? Oral reports arc channels leading tu more knrwxledge fin Subycvt matter alrcadv Qllllllbll -V--..,... 'Q E . 1? Wi? n V 'nf I' , 54 . A Q 1 ., er, , J X1 Q Q , ' .af The commercial students, refreshed and invigcrated each morning, use their vigor for the best. We hope it will always be so. Left row: William Pinto, James Gehringer, Frank Grasso, Claire Henny, Patricia Clements, Jack Eickmeyer. Second row: John Bran- Cato, John Rodolh, Eddie Coia, Arleen Mauri, Patricia Livacz, Roseann Jordan, Carmella Fichetola, Jean Fichetola. Third row: john Panarello, Angelina Friendliness, willingness and interest are three out- standing characteristics of Sr. Brigid. She has en- deared herself to every student and we will always be grateful to her. , l L7 was ff' , Lucca, Jerry Vignali, Sandra Sacco, Viola Dehosso, Margaret Williams, Diana Orchard, Theresa Cardone. Fourth row: Michael Imperatore, Joseph Bondisky, Dorothy Scafhdi, Loretta Chiumento, Lillian Flerranto, Joyce Vallozza, Marlene Ermler. Fifth row: Mary Calderone, Samuel Maimone, Jeanette Romeo, Marie Mazza, Sallie Breder. Sixth row: John Cessato, Nicholas Mazzagatti, Anthony Pagano. What is the next thing of importance to discuss with the class? asks Joyce Vallozza, Treasurer. The others are Dorothy Scaffidi, President: William Pinto, Vice-President: Arleen Mauri, Secretary: J, rg, J paw- as With quick minds for learning ' these freshmen gradually accustom themselves to high school rules. First row, left: R. Fisher, A. DeCicco, M. LeFevre, M. A. Wimberg, F. Anastasia, A. Esposito. Second row: C. Neher, J. Barresi, T. Stagliano, G. Guerrieri, S. Lear, J. O'Brien, E. Clayton. Third row: B. Durney, R. Cappuccio, J. Pleszlriewicz, P. Hoppe, K. As homeroom teacher Sr. Ginetta has guided the- freshmen in what may well be termed their most important year. Her vigilance and admonitions will not be in vain. Musiano, J. Evans, B. Wells, C, Rechner. Fourth row: J. Anastasia, C. LaMonaco, J. McManus, P. Kern, J. Salvo, J. Heim, A. Noto, J. Milazzo. Fifth row: M. Rodio, J. LoSaaso, P. Montecalvo, D. Carac- ciolo, C. finan, S. O'Shea, M. L. Englehart, J. Wiedemer. Sixth row: A. Paltz, M. Rubba, L. Mascio, J. Santora, A. Scafhdi, A. DeNardo. Gabriel Guerrieri, Presidentg Frank Anastasia, Vice- Presidentg Judith Wiedemer, Treasurer: Jeanne Rubba, Secretary. They have carried out well the responsibility placed ,upon them. 1. Q.. 4+ is ,W Lf, .' ff f' - Ki. fly , I -17 i,ff 'f ', ltlvff, , ,-' 4 ff . .,qy44, One, two, three, four. Point your toes, girls. Again and again these words are said by Miss Kachline until there is perfect uniformity, This class is always fun because who can call gym class work ? The nicest thing about it? No homework. Too bad they're all not as pleasant! ea er. . . live! IFRIESIHIMIEN animatin the school, A . af' -4- , L 5, Arthur Paltz, Maxim LeFevre, Anthony De Nardo, LA - Wits.. Thomas Stagliano, Chairmang Ronald Fisher, Anthony DeCicco, jack Anastasia discuss careers, a project for vocation month prepared by Sr. Henrietta's religion class. Anthony Dc Nardo, John Helm fkneelingl Anthony Noto. jack Anastasia, Anthony Esposito, Christopher Nehcr, Thomas Stagliano, display their science pro- jects. 'Hours of work were spent in making them perfect, pal1IeA4f1AZh1149n.1ft.nn4Uffveo1f bubbling with CllNbl.fl'0II, gavx'-lzearlecl and cheerful if Q'-.h A 9' 1 XGQ, UCSlflIlg tu develop big muscles, in addition to strong. healthy bodies, the boys give -their best towards their cause, Alert eyes and mmds, straight Nlary A4 Lund tru-s tu Cunvxrlce hc-r lmstermers bf tha heroism of Columbus. Are they lwmg lllflL1t'l'lCL'd3 VVQ-ut untxl you hear me! they seen: tw say l l x posture, and full attentmn. the freshmen 3, mtu srrles uf exervxses under the fllllll1ll'lCL' of Louth Lum Sulmunettx, Llmk at sum .rf those must ' Freshly started. these freshmen are wurkmg l at L .lt'ClIf.lU' .md skilltd typxsts, XN':a1vlx -:ut fr r ln kms vrxstt-ml uf sash. ywu rmp.1l1t huxe hash v .1-o ,- 'mf rf, ' 54 -' eff ox, 4 'gf' ' Working diligently and silently, the freshmen are wise to make good use of their study period. Time used properly in school, they say, means more time for recreation after school. Seated in lelt row are: Frances Panarello, .Catherine Ciraolo, Pauline Alessandrini. Second r'ow: james Santoro, Mary Ann Luca, Loretta Sacco, Angelina Delfmo, Dorothy Touissant. Third row: joseph juliano,'Rose Fiore, v Energetic and thorough as Sr. Clare is, she instills these same principles in the freshmen, Her entire interest is that they become good, obedient students. L s . . f ' I , 'Wop iff Thelma Campanclla, Roberta Cahill, Genevieve Luca, Barbara O'Shea, Helen Cuci, Fourth row: Anthony Giacobbe, Anthony DiFrancisco, joseph Bartolone, Eleanor Sorrentino, janet Rodio, Margaret Wimberg, Ralph Pace. Fifth row: Carmen Scaffidi, Anthony Ingemi, Charles Ordille, Larry Grasso, Concetta Tedesco, Doris Habon, Lois Daley. Sixth row: joseph Panepinto, john Baldi, Nicholas Masi, Lois Daminger. President, M. M, Winihergg Vice-President, A. Dellinog Treasurer, j. julianog Secretary, L. Dam- inger, discuss the new problems besetting freshmen, We hope their solution is a practical one. f 'f WH W x 5 fgy 1-em 5 XXX AJAQA MW 4? TENDER 4? MEMURIES OF. O XXCTIWIITIIIES ff .J?hFnI.4..- in union with Cod The reception of students into the Fatima Sodality was the focal point around which the many varied ac- tivities were centered. So- dalists pledge love to lVlary through love of neighlior. Among the many charitahle projects were Thanksgiving and Christmas favors for the Swenson Home and St. lNlary's Home, and the pro- viding of St. Valentine's Day treats and Easter has- kets for the children's ward in the Vineland hospital. The rosary was recited each day during lVIay. Our Blessed Lady acclaimed with prayers and hymns and enshrined with flowers so symbolic of her virtues was crowned on lNlay 27, Prior to the actual crowning by Regina McLuskey, the high school students offered her their love and devotion, with the Living Rosary, The So- dality Prefect read the Act of Consecration and each student promised to become Nlarylike by imitating her virtues. An appropriate ser- mon followed and the beau- tiful ceremony ended with henediction, I N U J l 5 I . and His ho! Mother, i 5- 'O v N X. ' P 'Ii v --'- ff' - r . ..n '.i .IA M A If . . . -2'-'ml' .Ll B . L? fl' ffl 4, 5 . 45 all if ,. 0 1 Y ill! all 6 if JM ,M 3.5 Vx T '4 495 l G, Q, 3x3 6 215, 0 'U :Q 1 T 5 1 H C .mu i.92'o -L W Qi Xl . g-X ks 1 1 . 'a 0 -1- On january .50 and 31, the entiu student body wnlcumcd thvir annual retreat HIVCH by Father Pzavllnrmm MvAlvrmc. O.F,M,Cap The confer- nruxw xxvrq ve-ry tlnznly and appmpriatc and the stmlvnts cirzmk fin-rply fmm thru' Charmp-ls wi' grgafcq VV1tl1 rm-nvvud vmgur, thvy vxcrc again rc-Judy to mukc uso of the IIISIUYIIILQ talks VVIIILJI uxrrr' not unly lllIl'l'Q'SYiI1L1 hui vury prachcrll, 'v- 1 xhu qL1L-stixm 1x uf gn-at xnzpmrtlumfc to tha Il'lII.iLLLf, XYIHM- lt slwuld M .1 niznly unxxccrn tlmwlgh prnyrr and l.1l1ld2lI1VL'. r1u'c'r1l1L'lms. durmg nirgmu blxamxl' x-vf1L'Iy Hmmm' vm'za!iwr1 rrwntlm sgmrlnl ultuxtzmm xx tuwxnnlx th: xuarmmxs nufrurs nm' mi 'N Xkhrkxrm xxltln Gui fm Ilw me-lfarr uf shmlld hc 1110 xwlg- Ulv1n'L't1x'p of th:- onc takes. abiclin by the laws 0 ig- -,AM -v.--X -y,,f Nl JOSLPH S N ll.H SCHOOL 45 ,Ll .'. H D 1.5- A.. in-3 5.4 At 1.151 tl.: day had Lwzxxcf Student Cmmcxl rzicrizhf-rs, mhfiurrs and patmls .almku were mvcstcd vxxth rcspcctwe lzadgcs and medals accordingly, Fatlwr Rmaldl. 415 mul faxthful ddvxsur, Spoke uf the nctcssxty of dxscxplmmf, Dwnald F-CdL'YlCl1, presi- dumt uf thc Slminnt Cuuncxl was jJfL'SL'HYCd thc gnu-I, symbolxzing authorlty. Vmfui mul. Sr Iwsnplxlxmfq. and utrlv .ng I z fha lui. tin :Mums uf th: Stmiux Lxfumgz! .www-mplnslmcl mlm! 2.1 1 . .. Y li 2' T A1 .' ff H QNILAZ1, Hwy fmlgni HAR: 7 XJ. 1-1 A dd fur Tm-!1dv14,: . . .fxij Prcicri .1 LL? .mr I7 5Q.1:t,..1 KI Nkzrizlurrg, xi MXL, L Ld Kllnacu 5t.1:.Q11LQ D IJtH..1sL.LI. kdyfnkd, VN. By the grim look on Sr. Superior! face, it niust have This type of meeting is always welcomed. Taking a lu-en a plentiful day for denierits. Um- is had enuugli, few minutes off from the duties of the day, the mf, is even worse, but three! that rates a detention! othcers and patrols relax to enjoy zi coke with cookies. 1 , V s-0 our student coun XVith great pride we acknowledge the wonderful work that the Student Council has accomplished during the past year. The Council. under the supervision of Sister Josephine strives to make St. joseph's School the best by pointing out to the students the need for self-restraint and self-government, now and in the future, It is a democracy within school, likened to democracy within America, in so far as it is the will of the ci Remembering the family spirit which exists among all students of St. Joe's, the Student Council shows its ap- preciation, to the parting seniors. It is a demonstration of the unity and love they bear one another. A few hours spent in good entertainment. l,- students talking through their representatives. It projects the necessity of individual thought for common benefit. The students are to be commended for splendid cooperation with patrols and Student Council officials. With these thoughts in mind there can be little reason why one cannot see how the Student Council has been a success and will continue to be so in the future. unfoldin our memoir ,' Xhshirig to relive again and again our shrrishtcl high school clays. the 1956 year- book start' has tnrlfavorecl to portray evtry- day school lift during the four years. Thcrt is iiiueli inoryto set and to rtrnciiihe r but from thtst highlights we art alilf to enter into the heart of our lzygont ytars. It was a pleasurc E X I 103' K s -if' L and priviltgt to be called on for this task. Although it tritailtd time and labor. never- thclt wt wtre amply coinptnsatt tl with the satisfaction we rtceivtcl. Ycs. we unfold to you our lift. as wt livcrl it in our loving Alina Matert. Offering ideas and suggestions to make the 1956 Lily the hest was the .arnhitiori uf the stall. VN'e are iritla-lmted to Sr. lililaheth, iiilvisiur for her sincere zitlvieeg F, lirennan, assistant husiness rnariagerg D, lfecieiieo, editor, LI. A, Peiiza, husinesg nxanagerg D Paltz. assistant rnaiiaiger. Nothing like looking at pictures and enjoying thc various poses of the students, Some are photogenic, but nh, what about the others! Quite amuseo over one picture are L. Cox, M. R. Ingemi, K. Passarella. P. Steeb and C, Dc Losso, Ready for every call was our dear Klr, :X18Z7CO, VVC are profoundly grateful to him for his kindness and generosity. i X - a . an ., Qs, ,I promoting friend! relations, Under the capable direction of Mr. Robert Long. the St. -Ioseph's Drum and Bugle Corps has made great strides in marching and in four part harmony. In May 1955 they tied for first place in competition at Bridgeton. Parades followed quickly during the summer -july 4th in Florence. baby parades in Sea Isle and Ocean Cities, and in Philadelphia for the Knights of Columbus convention. YVe won first prize in both of the parades held during Egg Harbor's Centennial, and also a number of them in Harnmonton. St. Josephs is now working hard for competitions which are to take place in the coming months. Best of luck! The Color Guard entered its first competition and won second prize. Left to right: M. Brennan, C. Finan. R, Kaiser, C. Gantner, J. Kennedy, M. Rubba, A. Monastra. It is through constant practice that they have been able to produce such fascinating drills while the beat of the drums and the blowing of trumpets have thrilled those listening and looking. Again, we owe much to the untiring director who is so exacting and ready to give so willing of lris efforts, We expect to make rapid progress in the next year by giving all we have towards this cause. Standing at attention, left to right are: Mr. Robert Long, Doris Paltz, Ann Monastra, Angelina Lucca, Patricia Lindsay, Kathleen lvlusiano, Louise La Monaco, Mary .Ann Domenico, Eleanor Massaro, Frances Panarello and Domenic Berenato. fi , 4 4 V ST. JOSEPH HIGH SCHOOL FRANCES IVAUGUSTINE MEMORIAL TROPMY AWARDED T0 THE MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN ALL VARSITY SPORTS Q I I952-JOSEPH ROUIO I956-ANTHONY HACRI T953 ' MKS GILSOI . ' STEVEN RUIDIO B54 Il5S - ROBERT STE!! nurturin air play, Outstanding Athlete with academic excellence Robert Steeb. St. Joseph's Basketball team had its best season in seven years in victorious games and total points. The team started with a brilliant streak, winning six of the first eight games, but slowed down at the end of the season by winning only three of the last ten games. This was a year of team effort and coopera- tion. Sparked by Paul Steeb, the team's captain, Anthony Ike Macri and Robert Steeb, there were many contributions of basketball skill, such as the play in the last few minutes of the game against Hammonton when Ronnie Rodio sunk the final goal, thus beating our rivals for the third time in the school's history. The jayvees, as usual showed a magnificent season with a record of fourteen victories for nineteen games. High score for the j.V.'s was Renard Ferrari, with the best support from William Pinto, Lewis Presti, Ed Coia, Jim Gehringer, and Tom Matro, Yes, the Hornets have had a good year but only through the tireless efforts of Coach Lou Sulmonetti. The parting Seniors, especially the six from the squad, hope that the Saints will continue their fine spirit of sportsmanship. l The charges of Coach Lou Sulmonetti listen eagerly for important instruc- tions in the St. joseph-Egg Harbor clash, Paul Steeb and Ike Macri, two of our high scoring stars follow him very carefully. Once again on the floor, R. Rodio, F. Donio, R. Steeb, j. Gehringer, A. Macri, P, Steeb, L. Presti, B. Pinto, R. Ferrari, tactfully execute the wishes of Coach, It was hard work but every bit of it was worth it, following our leader's high ideals. Q 27 rejo icin in vic to r jg R vital P1 L. ami Ikn ara' j'TtYLYl 'fi tim 5' ftk fif Sffr? rv'-:wx 'fn Ka'!.zr:Z.f -. .4 ri Yarsxty aCl.zc'.'cn1cnt award fur carrxzng xnxx- wr :xterm Ixltffiwfliil tr-1-My as tm- Uutstandlng atP.1c L Yarsmty lc-tiers durmz then' hlgll Qchml athlctzc acadcmzc cxu-llc-ncs. the award bemg prcscmcd hx varccrs, Mr. Guard Cmlasurdo, L L ST JAMES TUCKERTON HAMMONTON Q 1 ur 7: JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH r .lx -, T CLAYTON ALLENTOWN EGG HAIIOI X 53, f , Aa accep tin defea t, St. joseph's Varsity Basketball Team-Top, left to Manager: L. Sulmonetti, Coach. Bottom,1eit to right right: L. Cox, Iwlanagerg R. Ferrari, A. hiacri, T. E. Coia, F, Donio, VV. Pinto, P. Steeb, J. Gehririger Matm, W. juliano, R. Steeb, D. Federico, A. Marino, R, Rudiu, FI. Benedetto. .. , 'E-3 wk Q 4, if be ffeffw- ' ' ,, , Q . , mb -Jiffy - 4. . ,... is 'L - Q 3 li., ii I' .- ,wwf v L 3 - V f if 53? 4 vgcadm- 3 : Vg' ff: fjffffx .Mw- im , I X loyal eoiitiriieerit tif bt Josephs fans eheer their players on to i loni, iwaited virtory over our Cross city rivals Hammonton Win or lose St Iuseph s g,a'nes were always attended by a large riuniher ready tu cheer them on In the ten games played t I ima. the Saints split live live j.V. star Renard Ferrari tops in rebound Lou Presti gets away a one handcr during the against Bishop Eustace in a tight battle all j.V. tilt despite the blocking of Hammonton's the way. Playing them the Hrst time the Saints joe Petrucelli, Big Tom Matro moves in for won 60-58. the rebound. IX1rs.tIuAnrx Sulnmnctti, Coach, has worked cnthus G. Kafhlinc. V. DCNardo, Nl. NI XAIYUIHKYL lastifally with the Varsity. Wt' enjoyed every hit uf Rancrc, IU. Kiischlich, J, A4 Pcnza 'VI Ruhha 1t and anxiuusly await our future gamm. Left rf, Mazza. P- Svalffitv. .I Murtcllitc Nlanagvcr rigihti Nlrs, ,IuAnn Sulmunciti. Brennan, A, Luca. encouraging our fellow students -1 A , Y . K ,. 5 HT 1 L . 71. mt wr ' ., .Q1'. 1 wr uw- 1 'A 1- . Tl 1 H f- uc lu' n x-vu: - n --.waz . 1' 1:15 t v : gl.. Standing' A DilfL'iiIlgL'1O, A, Klauri, D. I ri , K we-ling: . as c U, K , Rodzu. Captai 2 S. Brcdcr. A'-Lx, K L 1 n11uL1rag.,1r1g., .I yhu-rluudcrsz lx. Passarclla. Captaln '. . zwrx. C1-Captaing C D1-Lussw. M Pu 0 '. 'crtz. '. Q ar 0 . . . Pcrna D1nu-gin. L, Deltronc, enjoying out-doors with healthful C?Nf lx St. joe's Baseball Team: Standing. left to right: N. Masi, A. Marino, Managersg A. DeCicco, P. Steeb, A. Macri, R. Steeb, M. Imperatore, L. Cox, Oflicial Scorerg Coach L, Sulmonetti. Second row: E. Clayton, L. Presti, J. Cessato, W. Pinto, F. Scola, A, Ingemi, P. Ponzetti. Third row: R. Rodio, R, Hagelin, j. juliano, R. Fisher, D. DeBlase. St. joseph's baseball team completed another baseball season with a displeasing 2 win 6 lose record. The Saints started out by losing to Egg Harbor, then winning 2 straight at the expense of Sacred Heart and Egg Harbor. However, the tables started to turn as they lost their last S in a row, namely, 2 to Hammonton, 2 to Holy Spirit and 1 to Sacred Heart. Though the Saints lose 4 men, Coach Lou Sulmonetti feels that his team with this past experience will make a better team next year. Nevertheless there were a few bright spots on the team. The Saints had new uniforms to talk about and words of praise to the senior star, Paul Steeb, who ended with a .375 average. The players are a credit for their fine sportsmanship and in displaying much hustle. Coach Lou Sulmonetti merits our sincere apprcciation for his efforts. Ronnie Rodio our-fleet outfielder waits for pitch which will put him on base. Dependable little Ronnie is always ready to play wherever Coach nuts him recreation, I --v 4.1 w 14' M ,- Frank Scola picks up hot groundcr, touches third and gcts set to throw to second for a douhle play. Frankie proved to be our lincst hcldcr making only 3 crrors all season. His change from sncorid to third was proiitahlc because of his good throwing arm. Q-1-Q Coach Sulrnonctti givus senior boys their pep talk dur ing thc- last game of the season, Thu boys, Ike Macri, Paul Stccb. Ronnig Rodio, played good ball and dis- played the best of sportsmanship to the rest of the team. I I C J. f , :sf 1' Paul Steel: is out by a stride as Holy Spirits Mikc f Brennan makes scoop on low throw. Paul not only lc-d his team with a booming ,375 average hut played a good game at shoitstop, 1 ,ff f ! I fa All tyre arm' rl:r1t f l Hr: Sr Ar1r.1.tzL:L-trmirrr Mlm LQL Kamp 'gt lf,r.t.:.I .mtl I.rl iii- X siirrg. Yvrjll Nrzrr KY.r'x :AXlr'1QfN fri. Crrrafriwf, Tlizrril-:N Ur Siva r :arid ' fXl.1tQ. ln lirmirm I-Jr tirur priticricc. Advucatrng grind wurid lrtcrature should ht- th: aim of every Catholic, This can only he done hy inviting others to read what we have enjoyed. S, O'ShCa. lX'l. Errriler. A. Renzi. G, Dcllanocc, and H. VVcisht'ckc-r look over sonic Catholic reading. ith jriy thc llaliuri Chili wraps huxcs of hard L ridy Irrr tht' puor uf' ltxrly xxlpft Kathy-rim emu-llra xxrztcs ra rrhtc to gf, along. 'll ing lirippiricss to uthcri' is tlrtzr motto. i Parnrits' Night tht Srriiwrs LllAQ'f'iilIll'Kl xxrtl. lrriclrd varicty if mirrzhtrk Nfftlxirig lik' t ig TMS again or jillllflg up .1 Yiirit, Aftzr lt r rmrfrirrrzzariuc, part-rits und smrmzi rrijfryad ' L9lL'IZL'T'llN in thc Cafeteria and ivin ahelpin handg Sharing with others our Christian ideals. our joys. our goods has been a means of creating a brotherly atmosphere in our exterior dealings with our fellowmen. It has instilled within our hearts. that contentment and satisfaction which has enabled us to see in our neighbors the image of Christ. If our life is to be a life of Catholic action. then charity must be the dynamic factor. Great acts of charity may not come our way. but we are surrounded continually with golden opportunities of giving spiritually, mentally, physically and socially to those who are less fortunate than we. XVe have tried to make our- selves helpful in the many and frequent oc- casions which have been presented. being aware of the motives which should prompt us at all time-s. America will continue to prosper as long as there is that love which demands sacrifice-, Not what we give. but what we share-. For the gift without the giver is bare. All that aspire-s to what is noble' should lie- re-flectcd in these young squires, Through their little tasks assigned them, they are traineel lu be' honest, responsible and loyal re'gardle'ss of what the cost may be: iNlnnthly Coniniunion and weekly nieetings are: a must with these' future Knights of Columbus. Congratulations and keep it up? Left to riphrz VV. Pinto, KI. Cappella, A. Ingenii. R. Steeb. D. Federico. R. Ferrari. F. Scola, f, 575 QQ I '? , , i 'T i Y 44? ,N v N pm Q f ,H R uclconzznv hours 0 dancing ww N1 .if L fx ...-f f,-we XJ 5. 51-a--4 f 'W 11-19 -X get tugntlur aftu SI Ion 5 xlctory nu Han nwnum mis most vyelgommd I v-U-H xy 9' X X gr' ,an ,J lv NE pi x N CNC Xl... --if 'YL- 'ma ku -Q 5-4-hi - X X Ex Z' f ,psf Q-ni la H F ,-I 1.x lik' by Q J ' ' . - , 1 . . , l3ll,H.X lr Mlqll..-XN f Q 4 X X . 5' 1 fvr. .. 3 -1'1. 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' H - ' ' f , ns , 5 .fi V ,gg 5 r 1: Q - Q, , Lf. . .' I .- Q 4 I Al . ', ' tix ,ar ' b I I '- Y '41 7 Ufiiz I X. ' f A ,P f' f ,' . L ' , . If XX 1 , . T ,f N M .Q .2 + If , if 1 5 t f l . e at , if N ' ,'-1,,,V 51' fx' gy' 0 j ili? T F , A H fs , ,, Sf- , I., 'x..7 fa 'H N '.',, X ' ' 'A' ' .Xu IW: , ' 4 ' 'W ri ' : 1 nl X and merr -makin , jumping, jiving and light hearted! No better words can best describe our Sunday night dances sponsored by the senior class. Many a cool-cat doing a crazy rock'n roll could be seen faithfully attending these social events. We are very grateful to all the stu- dents who have frequented these dances. True. these were evenings when everyone's company made the gym a place of buzzing busy bees, spreading sunshine and joy to all about. Thanks to the fine attendance these dances helped greatly to defray expenses for the 1956 Lily. Our ties of friendship were strengthened each time thus enabling us to know one another and understand each other. These are important factors which will help us build a good community. These lovely hours will be relived many times as we recall our happy school days and varied activities. Our frequent Sunday night dances opened opportun- ities for friendly chats and interesting conversation while the hours sped by all too soon. fx joseph Benedetto and Kathryn Kcrtz are apparently enjoying a splendid evening whirling lightly to lively recordings which set everyone on their feet ln their formal wear, these charming girls and hand- sfrne men spend an enjoyable evening of gaiety. With hearts swelling with Joy they cherish these happy hours. Q '11 'LI QIC 1 .vv J . D Pg 1 WW .41 , v' A 'I' Q ' 5 . 4 D ' 'fu A.. Hi ll: N 'E-' l ,iff 'W .f K. i A. , u ', 1 4 :Ye-Q ' wife' v flglcxxip' .nfl i e 3' c , N V , XE KAI. xii! , , ff' S 2 Awfiref' ,Z -vaarv ff' .1 5-Q 1 P' Y- xi' X5 While rnulti-colored tulips sway to and fro, dancing re-ct move gently to the musical arrangements. Aix 'Fx lt was a pleasure to have as judges, Mr. and Mrs. Gower, Mrs. Steela and Mr, and Mrs, Nlazzco. On May ll.our spacious gym was transformed into a beautiful tulip and rose garden. To com- pIe.e the most enchanting garden was a large- windmill and a number of pink and yellow blossoming trees. Jerry Vitale' and his Kingsmen entertziineel with appropriate music as the sixty nouples danced under the starry skies. Refresh' ments were served during which time they chatted very amicably with one another. The entire setting made' a charming picture. Sr. Josephine and the juniors are to be commended for their excellent job which each year becomes more elaborate and picturesque. VVhat will it be like l'1tXf year? Nl Kennedy in turn crowns the Blessed Virgin Queen of heaven and earth. rememberin our GRFXDUIXW-IES DONALD F FEDERICO Although Donald possesses an lrre pressible sense of humor he has had to toe the lme because of hrs dutxes as Student Councxl President whxch POSITION he has filled competently Donald has a fine competxtxve spmt and partxcxpates wholeheartedly actzvmtxes Wxth such a strmg f attnbutes hrs success seems assured Fatzma Sodalzty 3 4 B1 Sc: Chem 3 4 Latm Club 1 Student Counczl Preszdent 4 Yearbook Edrtor 4 Treasurer 1 Basketball 34 '13-X 1 Sys vw., 'xx --...H syn, Quxet mdustrnous Ellen IS often seen delxvermg favors made by the Fatxma Sodalxty Her ambmtxon t b nurse and by all 1nd1cat1ons shes sure to make a good one Ellens charm and reserve have made her one of the nxcest grrls mn our class hood luck wrth nurses tramxng F1tlma Sodalztv Pretec! 3 4 Student Councll 4 B: Sc: Chen 4 Assistant Fdltor rn rhzel ol Newspaper 4 ' ' , ' N ' ' in . .. I . , O ' ELLEN j. MCCARTHY ' A . 'A is o e a A .. I V K. ' . . . , ,Q A Y . ANGELA L BI LAZZO Dainty and demure is our Ang Her 90s in physical education were well deserved for Ang is quite a whiz in gym class Her classmates will remem ber her for her eagerness and ability in helping with all class proiects These qualities coupled with her quiet charm will make Ang a success Fatima Sodalzty 1 2 3 4 B1 Sc: Chem 1 2 3 Vice President 1 Dramatic Club 2 Italian Club 4 Secretary 2 'at A LOUISE R BRUNO Big brown eyes short black hair and doll-like features spell Louise. Her love for dancing coupled with her twinkling toes make her quite dream on the dance floor, In her opinion homework ' Ugh. Her constant chatter and flashy smile made many bright moments for her classmates. Good luck to you Louise in whatever you do. Fatima Sodality 1' Glee Club 3' Italian Club 4- Dramatic Club 1. Q2 ollf 41? vn- FRANCIS R BRENNAN Frank better known to the girls as Foof is the studious one of the class He is generally seen writing an essay or a speech for some contest CI-Ie s good too'J Congratulations for your prize winning essay on the Bill of Rights Fatima Sodalzty 4 B1 Sc: Chem 1 2 3 Vice President 2 President 4 fi . 5. ROSE MARIE CARDONE A qulet gxrl Rose Mane rarely gets mto trouble Sports IS her favorxte 'Viv ROSALIE CAMPANELLA Have you seen a shy mrss wrth a sweet sm1le7 Thats Ro Quxet and unassumxng R0 dld whatever was asked of her and was a great boon to all class projects Although not actrve rn sports she was quxte a rooter at all the games We wxsh her luck m busmess school Fatrma Sodalrty 2 Italran Club 4 Glee Club 12 Drum and Bugle Corps 2 34 'Wx ls subject makrng much of baseball and basketball What Joy to part1c1pate wxth the cheenng crowd Collectmg records and watchrng TV are her mterests She enjoys her commercral subjects and hopes to make use of them rn the near future Fatrma Sodalrty 12 Italran Club 4 Glee Club 12 F-11 i' X.. 'we MARIE CASSIANI A blue eyed bundle of bounclnr., en thusxasm rs Nlarlc alvx ays on the 5,4 ready to help wherever nctded Nlarrc trashed the semor 5, ls on tt an almost uctory mtramural basketball Her truly great personalrty vull msurt success for Marie rn whatever held she chooses Glee Club 1 '3 Dramzrn Club Z Italian Club 4 Bl bu Chem 12 Phorographx Club Z LAURINE COSTA Flve feet four lnches tall brown eyes and black half combmed make Laurme one o the sweetest gurls m our class Although she cloesn t partmc xpate mn sports you will always find her at a basketball game rootmg for St Joe Havmg taken the commercxal course she w1ll soon make a very neat and attractzve secretary B1 Sc: Chem 12 Glee Club 123 Photography Club Z M QW,- spin STEVEN CRAIG Carefree Steve takes everythmg very calmly and cool Come what may he accepts the good and the bad wxth resxgnatron Because of hxs very few study perxods Steve was a busy bee catchmg up wxth has asslgnments He too wxll soon Jom a few others of the class as recruxters for Uncle Sam Fatima Sodallty 1 2 3 4 B1 Sc: Chem l 2 ltallan Club 3 4 Glee Club 12 3 lntr1murals 1 2 3 4 'S M.- :Laila gf 'X K1 I l -I LARRY COX Larry IS the rebel of the senxor class H contends that Nortl Carolma IS the greatest state m the umon As aeronaut1cal engxneer Larry w1ll see that the South has a capable a1r force Lots of luck to a frzendly rebel Fatima Sodalzty 2 Glee Club 12 V1cePres1dent 1 Basketball Man ager 2 3 4 Baseball Manager 4 Latm Club 12 B1 Sci Chem 2 3 -Q. ir? -P -if f DOMENI C DEBLASE Dom IS known throughout the school for hrs favorxte dash sausage How ever thxs IS not hrs only Interest He also plays a good game of baseball havxng had experlence durmg hrs four years of hxgh school Fnendly Dom IS sure to succeed ln any undertak1ng Fatmm Sodalrty 2 Latm Club 12 B1 Su Chem 1 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bugle Corps 12 Vice President 4 Italian Club 3 4 ,fl .,..-oh, 7 ,f JEAN DAMINGER lean IS a frequent customer of D1 Donatos Bowlmg Center Even Saturday mght she lS ready for a good game But xt is not all enjoy mnnt Ican IS also faxthfully found workmg m the Hammontons Dmu She has substltutcd a Mercury lll place of her thru. years paradml., m the Drum and Bugle Corps Fatima Sodalny 1 Drum and Bugle Corps 3 Italxan Club 4 Glee Club Z i X., s.. CARMELLA DHLOSSO .- .V 1 X '1 L J .' 4 .n lrl5 ll l li ll I 45 I 1 1- 1. '. fl 1 . ' ' 'r 'as 4 s . A ' '-'z m ' . 1 rr 1 H' l 4 I ' ' f 1 4' , l '. l ' Gi T, .Ill ll lL'lLl ', li ' 4 l S IK' 'w IMAX if Q ' - U - W- A1 ral rr '. 1 -Sl - 'ln- . 'l Q' ,..,'g il ll ' un -3 r. m.lrn C un Jg 1 rm Club -. JOHANNA DEPALMA uxvmg a jewelry demonstration? You Lan count on Johanna She just can t rcsxst Jewelry Hawmg been accepted mto St Ioseph s Hosprtal she 15 well on her way fulfillmg her ambntlon for a nursmg career Her favorite pastlmes are llstenlng to muslc play mg the pxano and skatxng Her axr of gaxety has endeared her to all l'1t1ma Sodility 2 -4 B1 Sc: Chem Z ee Club 1 2 Italian Club Photography 2 wg! You 4 FRANK ENDERLIN Prank ms the only Semor Egg Harbor boy Hrs grcate t pleasure IS to hear that the bamts have beaten Egg Harbor Hxgh nn some sport fthen he lmrags 1n his home town'J Hls goal m hfe as chernxstry There xs no doubt that he wall become a crusader of Atoms for Peace B1 5U Chem 12 3 4 vig? 4. FRANK DONIO Frank IS llke an owl he doesn t gxve a hoot about anythmg xn school except lunch tlme Then he CYUISSS through town m hrs 53 dechrcmed Chewy Frank IS strxctly for the Marlnes and hates all other branches of the servxce especxally the Navy We can be sure that success wxll be hrs Fatzmz Sodalzty 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 B: Sc: Chem 1 2 Italian Cluh 34 Glee Club 12 Init Nv? '9, 4--.ng . ffafq, 3. s pp, ' l ,J-nl PATRICIA HAYES Light hrown hair lmrovxn eyes and rl pleasant personality describes our Pat boft spoken and quite shy Pat is one of the nicest girls in the class Her ambition is to beCc'ne a dancing., Machu Look out Arthur Murray' Pat is quite a dantcr although this seems to bc hidden from her classmates In fact she has participated in mari shows GIPP Club l EQ R x i '7 .3 ' ., We ' 1 .4 1, f 4 I 1' v 5. Q ei' Q I. .7 V 1 Z ' MARY JANE I-IANKINS Mary jmic. zilthough quiet in school is quite active. Riding in a Hudson. skating and Caring for her pet dog make up her favorite, pastimes, Pliotograpliy is one of her many hobbies. Her chief dislike. spinach. Hcr friendliness added with her ,iliility in thx' Commcrfial sulijc'Ct5 will iiizikc hrr u capable- stvriogfaplicr. I :itim.'i Sndzilirv Z3 Bi-Sri-Chenz Z3 fill-e Club Z3 Italian Club lg Photog- fzipln l. 'D IOSEPI-I INGEMI il of our scnmr boys muses I rlt and uuything t i nr inter 1 1 i un :aw C hfvy Q to learn ix a hc 4 in thc vnu I I I L :fm C u I MARIA RITA INGEMI Mamas lovely splrmt of kmdness has made her a true fr1end of all her classmates Her pleasmg dxsposmon makes her the person wlth whom you are sure to have a wonderful tlme By her smooth performance as em ployee at an msurance othce we know she w1ll make success rn the lJllS1I1CSS world F'zt1ma Sodallty 34 Glee Club 23 High Srhool Reporter 4 Italian Club 4 B1 Sc: Chem 2 3 .i'j,3 IRENE KAYATI Baby Faee Irene may he tagged v fr es s HI floss The devrlrsh look III her e es elves iway the xnnoeent CXPILSSIOII n her fur face A xery dependable earl Irene vull carry out any assxgn ent I.,lVtIl her to the best of r .luhty An ace xr the Commerclal Mlal she ll surely attarn her goal I zrm 1 5 dilztv Z Glee Club 123 R: S41 Chem Z fr 4? WILLIAM -IULIANO Qulet B111 has not only been useful on the basketball court but he shows very exeellent footwork on danee oors H IS a 0 5, ed a delleate hand as an artlst HIS poster k.0Illl'llJUtl0Il5 deserve sg eelal mentn n ber. ruse of nrlgxnallty 4 taste We are anxrously a g., eareer as 1 promlnent artlst I' 4111111 bodzlltv Z I I Chem 1 President 4 Glee Club 123 Lztm Club l Z W - I , . . . t 4 . , F V Y I I V7 tl . e ' ls 'ift with ' 4' ' I l s ' ' ' 'J L - v W 1 J 'V ' and hn- 1, - ' - L l , antifigutin' your Q I 'J A 2 ' 1 gB'-Sul ' .L .ig Basketball l,Z.3.4Z Italian Cluh ' - l f -- ' Q. . , , , ,, -ne of the iendli at girl A the ,' Z ,, . ' -. , . ' N, L , rl ' 2' 2 - I. V A I I. .1 v i rn ' ' he I l .' . ' l 'J If n 1 1' 3 . , 2 auf: T' CONCETTA MACRI Good natured Connxe IS one of the mcest gxrls ln the class Forever laughmg she makes you feel happy m her presence She proved to be a very capable cheerleadmg co captam To be an efficlent secretary IS her next destxnatxon Good luck Conme' Fatima Sodallty 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 B1 Sc: Chem 2 Majorette 2 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 ,nu-X, 10 'Vx IH: he 'Mk' QF' ,av ,nr ff 21 ov -ik '- 'wmv ANTHONY MACRI Happy go lucky Ike IS another pri wt hasketball star who has brought mueh glory to it Ioe s Althoup,h ap rmrently wry easy, gmng hxs tech 1 rm III handm e h ll was source of wonder to many spectators Ike IS headed for englneerxng and there are great posslblhtxes ln hm future Baskerlrzll 1 2 f 'inn 1 Sodilltx Z Baseball 1 2 3 4 Latin Club 1 2 Class fre zsurer 4 btudent COUUCII 4 ffx W? WILLIAM MACRI Handsome B111 IS the bxg le man af the Class One Lan always hnd hmm g,1.nerously LINIHL., of hrs txme to help those ln need Bxlls greatest del ,,ht IS working wlth machmes parllcu larly that of has Ford conwertxhlc VVho knows what lnwentxon may hr to hxs Cred1t7 Fatima Sodalzts 2 34 lmlmn Club 54 Glee Club 3 MICHAEL MASSARO His fingers dabbling in some activity good looks and nice personality this spells Mike He plays a mean sax with a clarinet sideline He has quite talent in natural acting and is ready to take any part His ambition is to be a radar technician in the Air Force Fatima Sodallty 3 B1 Sci Chem 1 2 ltalzan Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 'iw Fu?- fn--ss A'RLENE MCINTOSH A ,person always smiling and full of fun-thats Arlene. Arlene is always to be found at any school activity particularly dances and basketball games. Since her ambition is to be an airline stewardess, she hopes to enter training as soon as possible. Good luck, Arlene! You'll be a charming stewardess for some lucky passenger! Fatima Sodality 1,?,3,4g Glee Club l,2,3g Drum and Bugle Corps 1,2: Italian Club 4. S312 f'ff4' V 1 'U' isbn Q95 ,WS -'if 44 MARGARET MAZZA Che Si Suora Thats our Peg garma She Ends attending the 4H Club and other meetings very enjoy able with some square dancing between Peggy s frequent hoarseness was due to her very active partlcipa tion in the cheers at our games Her occasional sense of humor is really htting Fatzma Sodallty 1 2 4 Italian Club 4 B1 Sci Chem 1 2 Dramatic Club Photography Club 1 Latm Club 2 Glee Club 1 2 EMM' W! Al 'Q S... JOAN MORTELLITE Joame a very graclous person IS one whose company you cannot forget Her smgmg and playulg have brought joy and entertamrnent to many gathermgs As a student at Hahne mann there IS no doubt that she wxll be a very promlsmg nurse May you succeed un your noble career Fatrma Sodalxty 2 34 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 Photography Club 2 Dramatzcs Club 1 B1 Sc: Chem 2 Italran Club 4 Basketball Manager 3 4 Q.. ,rw -he x nn, X onrfrb Yi Y . Q MARIE MORROCCO Although she has attended our school only two years Marne has shown how much she llkes St Joes Domg thxs m her own quiet way she has stall backed up both the school and our class She wants to be an office worker Smce her commerclal work rs done well Marne rs sure to be a success Fatima Sodalrty 4 Italran Club 4 .0-X THERESA NUNZIO bhort cute and brown haxr thats our ferry Always llvely and full of energy you re sure to have a good txmc when shes around A more ardent St. Joes fan just cant be found. Theresa's there rooting at all the basketball games. She d like to do clerical work when she graduates. Any oflice would be considered lucky to acquire such an asset. Fatima Sodality 1234- Glee Club ll' Italian Club 4. EDWARD PALMIERI Eddie lS the class clown but xt would be better to state that he IS a phx losophxcal wit He never loses and to be sure hrs natural habitat must therefore be a stable Soomo plans to let the Navy pay for h1s college Good luck Eddre' Fatima Sodality 2 Italian Club 3 4 B1 Sci Chem 1 2 3 4 Glee Club 1 2 Latin Club 1 2 hr KATHERINE PASSARELLA Kathys cooperatnon m every ac txvnty the school offers has made her one of the most unforgettable class mates Kathy mtends to start tram mg at Glassboro State Teachers Col lege Because Kathy has already shown how capable she is shell make a fine teacher. Fatima Sodality 1 2 4' Student Coun- cil Secretary 12 Treasurer 3' Glee Club l 2 3- Dramatic Club 2' Bi-Sci- Chem 2 4' Yearbook and Newspaper Stal? 41 Cheerleaders 12 34- Italian Club Secretary 4. ffiiifs an-.A 3- -, ,li-. rg. DORIS PALTZ Always eager to help Dorns IS every body s frxend Through all her respon slbxlxtxes she has proven to be very qualified Amb1t1on7 To be a medlcal lab techmcxan Dons plans to make St Francxs College her next stop Sodality Secretary 2 3 4 Yearbook Stat? 4 Drum and Bugle Corps 3 4 Feature Editor 4 Bi Sci Cherrf 2 4 Student Council 34 Glee Club 2 3 -T I? 1'-X f'N 'UN MARIE PULEO A dark halred gurl Wllh a brlght smllc. Ivlarxe ns tops wlth all Danung and Lollcctmg top records IS her beat Full of lnfe and vxgor she IS always on the go She lS sure to be a success xn the busxness field havmg been ethcxent nn hex Commercxal subjects Fatlrra Sodalzty 2 3 Italian Club 4 B1 Sci Chem Z Glee Club 2 3 Cheerleader 4 Secretary 3 'tw' ,--'r hm Danna ., JOANN PENZA VIVBCIOUS JoAnn can be found ready o partake mn everyth ng Her whole hearted cooperatxon has gxven her muy opportunxty gaxn many frxends We are conhdent that her future years at Duquesne wxll brxng hu many new frxends and many more responsubxhtmes We know you can do a very good job Fatzma Sodallty 1 2 4 B1 Sc: Chem 1 2 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 2 Yearbook Busmess Manager 4 School Paper Edztor 4 'S S17 ROSETTA RANERE Ro can be found hehxnd Xargas soda fountam nnxmg up the gangs f3X0fltCS A vnhxz on the basketball tour! she helped vun many a game Her vary favorltc- pastxme us drxvxng around wxth her frlends. Her ambxtxon us to be a good secretary. f'kJfllIl'i Sodality fl.-lg Basketball ll, .L-lg Glee Club l,Z,.ig Bi-Sri-Chen: 2: Drum 'md Bugle- Corps 2. DEANNA RAVELLI Deanna IS consxdered the best mathe matncxan of the class Her quxet quxck hgurmg leaves many a would be Emstem wxth a flattened ego She us noted for her calmness and devastat mg retort If Deanna recewes half the luck we wxsh her she ms assured of success Failma Sodallty 24 B1 Sc: Chem 23 Glee Club 12 Latin Club 12 Photograph Club Dramatrcs Club 1 RONALD RODIO Ronme has been quxte a student Hrs chxef lxkes are sports and hxs gxrl He has proved to be the decxdmg factor m the St Joe Hammonton basketball game for whxch he has won a place m St joe s hlstory Hrs aim as the busx ness world Fatima Sodallty 1 234 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Italzan Club 3 4 Glee Club 12 KY Q i 'S REGINA RECHNER Jean IS apparently the qu1et type but looks can be decexvung and m thxs case they prove to be so In realxty she IS rather gregarlous but full of good humor Despite thxs famxlianty wxth the Enghsh language s e dehmtely has no lxkmg of other tongues We gxve jean our best wrshes for a good future Fatzma Sodallty 2 B1 Sc: Chem 1 Latm Club 1 2 Glee Club 12 3 'Ou L FRANCES ROWLEY Frances is well thought of tor her buoyant spirit which refuses to ht repressed Her happiness at all times has endeared her to her classmates Her bright smile and quick words hav: indeed left an indelible impres sion We realize we are parting from a cheerful miss Faflllld bodalnv Z 34 Latin Club 1 2 Cllee Cluh Z 52 g,, GERALDINE RODOLF1 Geraldine is generally known for her dancing and liked for her quiet per, sonality. However, this quiet per- sonality vanishes when she associates with her more talkative friends, jerry will more than likely prosper whether she continues with her dancing oi enters the husiness world. Fatima Sodality 2,33 Glee Club 5: Italian Club 3,-1. isa 'YN- NANCY SCAFFIDI Xlthough Nlanty nay he quiet tu tiinly sht is wall liked hy her fellow has passed without her attending, to utr 9 oes on to victory er txullent background in commercial w rk will assure her an opportunity securt a position in thc business world VVQ really wish you tht best if lutk Nancy f llI!1li bodility l Glef Club 123 lmllan Club 4 V Q ix . . . t v V A L xv I 2 V' I A - ,gwq ,t . i-lassmatcs. Hardly a hasketball gamm- :, ' ' 4 . ' ' ' Aff ' ' cl H . t, J ', ' . H ..' Yu , ' A -' ' - ' 5 FLORENCE SCORDO mood natured Floss is always ready with a smile or word to perk us up on the dullest days Notorious for her laugh how could anyone keep a straight face? But just the same Florence is a loyal classmate and has always helped out with school activ ities She mtends to do omce work when she graduates Fatzma Sodalrty 2 Italian Club 4 Glee Club 2 B1 Sc: Chem f 'QL :CQ .-CQ, PAUL STEEB As hero of the basketball team Paul has been admired by every student His excellent spirit combined with his modesty and reserve have made him everybodys friend. As members of his class we will always cherish his friendship-a friendship which carries with it only the highest ideals. Our heartfelt thanks for your fine example. Fatima Sodality 2' Class Treasurer 3' Basketball 1 2 3 4' Baseball -l 2 4' Italian Club 4' Student Patrol 34. 70 -45 AUDREY SIKORA A tall friendly girl with pretty light hair will soon be working at RCA in Camden Her ability and accuracy in typing steno and office practice will in a short time open the door for her as private secretary Reliable Aud has performed a wonderful job as guard on our basketball team Fatima Sodality I 2 3 Student Coun ul Patrol 4 Newspaper Typist 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 Basketball 1 2 3 34 -'Q N19 Lift l , 19 fl fi 'N i P JEAN VALENZA 3 tall long brown hair and a sweet smile describe Jean to a T Although quiet and reserved in school she is one of the truest friends to be found A staunch supporter of our class she gladly helps us in any undertaking notably last year s Prom With the commercial course as her background shes sure to make some boss happy Fatima Sodalrty 12 Glee Club 12 Italian Club 4 fi 0-8. 'Q' .5 4, 1 'S ug L 4.- 'X 1 l Y Z X Q , ' f 2 5 . x x 1 ' . E it x fs' , IU --Q I I NANCY TOMASINO Brown eyes long brown hair eager smile and gentle ways are great assets for Nan Even though she lives in Egg, Harbor Nan has many close friends in St Joes Shes going to St Francis Hospital in Trenton to take p Nurses Training Her thoughtfulness and sweetness will bring Joy to all her patients .Sodahty 123 Basketball 4 Glee ub 1 2 3 B1 SCI Chem l 2 4 Italian Club 4 YS? ,J-9 OREST ZELINSKY Urest better known as Otto Oyster is the most likable person in the senior class Though he bears the hrunt of teasing, he passes off all remarks lightly, never losing his temper. With such a personality he is destined for success. Fatima Sodality 1,25 Glee Club 1,2,3g French Club 3,43 Bi'Sci-Chem l,2,3. Wll b ILHIHE LONG TRIEXXSUIRIES 0 ei Q YCIIICIII CI' Q K 4 I F f' A L J. J ll 'L ' E 43 i v ' A I l ' I w 1 1 w 4 I . ' n I I 1 4 . , . . , x ' 4 'x M va fn f i n 'Mt s 4 lmf g, 'Its X 1 Q, i s ,gp Q :Og ' F I I .l84'1 g I wzth wonder ul comp 14 l Work1n,,, tunscxentmusly fur a better glass are Francrs Anthony Nlacrr Treasurer Frank Enderlm Secretary They were successful rn every respect P Steel: rolls ull the nmshed produtt tram the mxrneo graph manhxne under the drrectxun of Sr Brxgxd The l,lI1S cheek for augur.-my A Brlazzo and M Ingemx use the addmp, maflnm S C v Yo' anlons, lx la Palmrerr looks un vuth a crmcal eye as C DeLosso cultural relatxons durmt, thur history perlod They dxd a fine Job lts mee to know how to operate a movle projector S Cnnctta IS ready to gxve .1 helpmg hand to F l' nderlrn N1 lNlassaro and I A Penza I f U 1 qv. . . M' -. ' , lr ' t 1 4 f' 1 E' 5- ' 21 Qs , 1 , L? a Q . i 'K ! , .- V ' I 3 .1 1- 1 Y s , . 7 9- , 'ff K Brennan, Presidentg Drknenrc DeBlase, Vrcg Presidentg D. Federico and Nl. lNIazza discuss the various inter- , .. , .. , . I , ' , . ' F . l . ' 4 A ' , , 8 U I V ' ' ' vm. A, c , ' X0 'x ' , ' X1 ' , N93 . A .' k 1 . T ' h '-Q , X N . ,, Lv . F --.......,,,.N-5 C is Q' 1 whose pleaslng dlsposltlons Tired? Who wouldnt be? There was no time to ose It was just one thing after accepted any resting place It was worth it After a resttul nightf Mrs Ambrose Mrs Caruso Mrs Amari and Mr Ambrose are ready for a delightful trip as chaperons Even though tired after the three days they enjoyed themselves and saw to it that we did, On the morning of May 21 fifty excited Seniors boarded the bus for Washington. We could hardly believe it but this day had Finally arrived. On our way down we stopped at Annapolis. As we arrived in Washington. we took a guided tour of the Capital, after which we had a delicious dinner. We dashed off to the amusement park for an evening of fun. Virginia was our next stop and the Skyline Caverns. On our last day. we saw beautiful Mt. Vernon and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. How could we help but have a good time with such friendly chaperons! made life gay, . ' A l . ' A , l A. V the other and in between we ' 4 l W 'I .f In M. KP' OU! I v. V 4' ' qi! .5..5.,K,: Kdyicx X X ix 7: 3 w 4f' 1 'i 1 I V I l I the ood, Doris Paltz, valedictorian. receives her diploma from Right Reverend Monsignor Augustine T. Mozier, P.A.. Vicar General of the Diocese of Camden. Her address very eloquently delivered was an inspiration to all and will long be remembered by the graduating class, lNIon- signor Mozier congratulated them highly. After Mass the students ds sembled in the gym where the seniors enjoyed a well' prepared and wholesome breakfast. Fr. Rinaldi, Sr. Superior and the other speakers gave words of praise to the Class. Heartfelt thanks go to our dear parents for the delicious breakfast. Having completed their commencement exercises. the graduates .marched solemnly off stage to the music of Pomp and Cir- cumstance played by Mary Lou Bruno. The hush of the audience was soon broken as parents and students burst' ing with joy and gladness joined each other. ,E- V' 1 ,I 'sa,L.:l.,fa X K 'X Qing 'q i M1 1 w ':.: 46 4' , iff.. 4 'W f M R x 4. '-an N.-,..,, xt-'Q' 'V VY.-1 .ww I 5 '- If' I I ff Q, I I s 11, 1 .. A A 3 Y A fn H , .,,, W, ,.,-,...., I 3 7 if 1 , , ' , Y - 2 1 f A .-,..,.w -., ..F..,.--1 X fo X MM A , . 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