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

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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,

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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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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 ,-