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

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'J 4 , , . . .f f M ji' , - Q MN' 2.11 . N! V 5 wx ' Qi' 52 ' Q-'ni f 1 '7 ' Q .. 1 , ' . sg?erS wc :webs . Q- if Q--r: -rs, f Q ff ff- -l -mess Q' 1, A A 5 f' I N . v,:!,M,., ,, , VA, II ii 5 , NW - I 1 - ' fl f U '- y' ' ,V , 'f uf ' . A A , .fy to 'il if .4, .i.ff ' l The Calfdihal is a member of the Columbia Scholastic Press Association, Quill and Scroll, and Catholic School 'ress Association. In these associations, he paper has received commendation or its editorials, layouts, action pictures nd drawings, An interested and dependable staff zorking with Faculty Moderators, Sister 'homas Miriam and Sister Marian Irene ave made these successes possible. If iture budding journalists at St. Peterls ollow the standard set by present mem- First-page copy-writers look over the latest issue just ol? the press. Sitting: Har- kins, Kelly, Kling, Zurlis, Sansone, Tnlian, typist. Standing: Bllffl, associate editorg Bauer, Watts, Carrick, associate editor, Koenig. ers of the staff, new heights of achieve- rent will be anticipated. Here, third-page writers read carefully their finished brain child. Sittin : Armstron Travers co u nists. , 3 I Ll, , , l m Standmg: McCormick, Casey, edrtorg McGarry. ff: Editorials and special columns on page two please principals on Cardinal staff. Sitting: Dube and Quinn,, chief editors. Standing: Grobe, business manager, Churest, Harte, Bingert, Walsh. Sports-page editors und writers gaze with pride on interesting page.Sitting: Leger, Nulty, Giacobbe, editor. Standing: YValsh, Busby, Hurkins, Smurign, Dunlap. L

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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

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for E events , ggi-mn 0 Helen. ue discusSl0g the 5: Sister Rose Bose , .r . 5' ver 01-ensxc-Leagem with ,Nlg2ffq5alam0n5fmeE Second 3 conxnfry Kelty, 13.50 p,rmsnong,be Zim Grandi, r 9- msn -,D11' .pxmwf Te znvhmgyg' gggnig, Blwk H1101 Baluer. ROW: oi: ' 1 Sch v G .der N arumfl watts Cone, Snens Y ner i - , robe, Mazen' sk1Gntar7-, Drury' rsxk N U. .fwsjlf Qs f fx1N,,,,,Qk I is ax:-'CHL lN.,l,KQm Wl-X ' X X Pg ' ,VA l lx wx slum Q7 kj L.'-JL: rx ij-'wwf X l3..j.,U. What form of International O . rgm' tion should the United States join? forum group exchanges opinions on timel b' y su yect. Left to Right: Ormil Fischer, Grobe, Kully, Valich, Armstt P' f k'1'v3,TlPgMg --.Q , ,Cid Wi .f 5 1 x X-V ' -w..,.- x, V,., ,,,V ox, . Wo, x A 3 ,, tx 5.1, - I t. gf It X - '+-'L' -xi x 1 xr t, l- 'ie 1 . A xY:--'Nk..',3,j,,Lp-AL,matt MIJJ Lfl.3xQH-lL,wr,l:?fJ Lil, Carol Quinn rehearses her speech agains the use of the veto in the U. N. for Junior Town Meeting W.A.T.V. tele vision Youth Forum. Sister Rose Heler gives helpful hints. 68