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

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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

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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