St Michael High School - Archangelo Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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Service Club Moderator Sister Cecelia Aloysius The Service Club is one of the most indispensable of our many organizations at St. Michael's. lts members are fre- quently called upon to assist at school and parish affairs and they respond to these de- mands on their time with will- ingness and graciousness. They have earned the well-merited praise of all who have ob- served them. One of their favorite pro- iects, not immediately con- nected with the school, is the making of gifts for the sick sisters at St. Anne's Villa. The ioy which they bring into the lives of these sisters is but a reflex of that which they feel in being of service to them. Cafeteria Staff ni D l l Our indispensable Service Club. Left to Ri9l'l72 Eileen CUNY' Allce Gulvinf Com' Mullen Susan Hartnett, Helen Donahue. GJ How well they know the way to a students heart. Mrs. Looney, MVS. CUNY- 99

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The microscope tascinates: John Moriarty, Francis De Vito, and Richard Glowacki. George D'EIio, Ronald Zupp, John Garry, Philip Sorrentino, and Joseph Tyrrell are equally interested in a model of the heart. 98 Latin Club Moderator Sister Richard Ann The purpose of the Latin Club is to en- courage among the students an interest in and an appreciation ofthe civilization, language, literature and art of Rome, and to give them some understanding of the debt of our own country to that of classi- cal antiquity. 5 - i f L' it 5 i','. 4 ' L f , f 1, 'X in C A I I ,L x. if ,l M., I , 1 4' f N , 1 ' 1 Biology' Club J Moderator Mrs. Langley The Biology Club is one of the most popular and active clubs in the school. Any one interested in a career of medi- cine or nursing or whose in- terests lie in fields of botany or zoology will find much to interest him in this club. The interest displayed by the boys in the picture suggests that we may have sonLe future surgeons orprotessors of anatomy, or even a budding Mendel in the group. Four Freshman members of the Latin Club decide to explore the catarombsu. Edward Szalkiewicz, Alan Hughes, Stephen Zaccardi, Joseph Roerty.

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s X F. Lipinski, T. Murphy, C. Gordon, R. Burke, and M- C0n 10llY of 'he Fulwe Teuchefs Club discuss possible subjects for a lesson plan. The Liturgical Club participates in the pageant A Guardian Angel Reminiscesu, given in honor of Monsignor's anniversary. win XY Future Teachers Moderator Miss DeBiase A very worthwhile and in- teresting club is that of the Future Teachers. Students who are contemplating teaching as a career have an opportunity to learn what are the obliga- tions and advantages of the profession. They are taught the requirements for certifica- tion and are given some basic instructions on the preparation of lesson plans. Each member receives special training in conducting a class and is given the opportunity to develop his talents under the direction and guidance of Miss DeBiase. Any organization which helps to fill the ranks of this most necessary and important profession is of great benefit to the community at large, and should be given every encour- agement. Liturgical Club