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

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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+

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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:

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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,