St Thomas Aquinas High School - Insight Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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Junior cheerleaders-a proud but out-of-proportion group Diane Salerno alias Larry Csonka Powder Puff Football Game As I watched the teams' final workouts, I knew that this was not going to be your ordinary, run-of- the-mill Powder Puff Football Game. As both teams practiced their intricate plays for the last time, you could tell they were sky- high. I knew that this game would determine, once and for all, which class was superior. From the opening kick-off, it was a fierce struggle. It looked as as if one break in this game either way would decide it. The Juniors got that break when the Senior girls failed to gain a first down on fourth and one. The Juniors took over and marched the ball fifty yards down the field with the score coming on a five yard scamper by Judy Migliore. All the time the Juniors spent practicing had finally paid off. Then the Seniors received the ball on the ensuing kick-off and for a while it looked as if they would not be denied. Some outstanding defensive plays and the clock run- ning out, all helped to thwart the Seniors' drive. November 25, 1975

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Tom Fahey: Hgmecoming Queen Sue Mahon Chuck Lewandowski and Jim Franklin escort Senior Princesses, MaryAnn Rutnik and Rosanne Santangelo s ,T Sue being crowned by Terry Rodgers, Sr. Class Pres. The Homecoming Queen and her court Crowning took place during half-time Results were announced at the pep rally were selected on November 26, 1976. festivities on Thanksgiving Day. for the STA-Pius football game. E.J. McCabeg Junior Princess Colleen Mehegan Art Murphyg Sophomore Princess Joann Prego Manuel Nunezg Freshman Princess Cathy Gorny 126

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ROTC mess hall at STA Maybe we should cut the price. Take a chance. Critics' acclaim of Home at Six Buy a plant . . . PLEASE! 'Tis the SCHSOH - - - ',-Ho, 110, h0l Gymnastics, a blend of skill and coordination.