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

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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.

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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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STUDENT ACTIVITIES FAIR Through the efforts of Miss Hill and Miss Kent, this year saw the first annual Student Activities Fair. The fair was open to all clubs and classes within the school so that they could raise money for themselves. Activities could run a game, a crafts booth, or a food concession. Those attending the fair could do anything from taking part in the International Clubls mock marriage to viewing old-time movies as sponsored by the Freshmen class. One could view the graceful art of the Gymnastics Club, or see the student-run production of Home at Six . Members of the drill team and twirling squads sold lucky lollipops with the prize being a Christmas tree. Ornaments and gifts could be bought at the year- book staff's crafts table. Even Santa was on hand to hear any last minute request. Rounding out the day of festivities was a spaghetti dinner, sponsored by the ROTC. af 'Y' How's business Robin? - What else do you want for Christmas, Johnny? Over easy . . . The Flea Market And the winner is . . . 4 .