St Peters High School - Petrean Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

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The Old Wtich becomes a reality through the brushes of Maguire, Artie, and Kelty. 'l 1 A backdrop for the Holy Name Minstrel is taking shape through the industry of Helmstetter, Mesaros, Perhac and Bauer. Again this year, students having a Hair for art, enterl on a purely voluntary basis, several projects under t direction of Sister Francis Maureen. The annual H: lowe'en painting contest, sponsored by the New Brui wick Junior Chamber of Commerce, was the Erst of series of artistic achievements done by this group. Priz from first place to honorable mention were awarded St. Peterls. A second venture was the painting of backdrops 1 the Holy Name Minstrel and the Christmas pageant. E the most notable accomplishment was the Christn decorations on every window of the school, varying frm candles, angels, carolers, the Holy Family and attendar to children of many lands adoring the Infant Savi Talents displayed by these budding artists should aug well for their future in the field of art. Almost finished-The Haunted Castle on Grant's window by Hardgrove, Smith, Bauer. Sister Francis Maureen. moderator, offers construc- t' 't' ' Ch ' t ' d d t' 64 ive crucism on ns mas win ow ecoragons. Listening are-Galkoslu, Criss, Armstrong, Phillips, and Kozumbo.

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It takes some explaining sometimes . . . but eventually the business staff manages to get in the patron quota to pirocluce a better Petrean. Left to Rig t: Verderami, Applegate, Weber, Hudson, Harte. Me.. , as r It's over now and we are glad. Y strangely enough, in a way, we're ratl sad too. It was work . . . the Writing, 1 writing, posing, pasting, and worryi about the deadlines. But it was fun . the feeling of satisfaction seeing yc own creation grow and become a real . . . the knowledge that for some of this would be the last time we wol have the opportunity to be on the ye book staff and that we would be a p of itl The glamour of being on the literary staff is dimmed by the monotony of proof-reading galleys. Left 'to Right: Kelty, Storer, Innnucci, Editorg Rueshoff, Bnflic, Kersting. Deinzer spends many hours in the dark room enlarging his pictures. , N Mesaros and his assistants decide which drawings are best. Schiavo, M esnros, Smith. Hickey works on his sports section, an assignment which includes all seasons. 66