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

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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.

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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