Wildwood Catholic High School - Annscript Yearbook (North Wildwood, NJ)

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 tad t e j4 variette4A 'Duty The stage crew receives final instructions from Mary Monichetti who coached a one-act play by Father Lord. This was presented in conjunc- tion with the Senior Religion class. Cooperative effort brings results as is sezn by the eager expression on Marjorie Dona- hue's face as she displays the end of a long search for ma- terial for their English class. The students who share this effort are: Marie Alioto, Fury Tassoni, and Ann Boyle. Wildwood Catholic stocks her magazine racks with out- standing periodicals. She hopes to develop good read- ing habits in the future citi- zens and leaders. Here Bar- bara Ann Quinn is pointing out to Leo Kelly an article in the Catholic School Journal.

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And t e Actiae Student 7d Student government is one of the most important and neces sary functions in school life. The student council at Wildwood Catholic consists of a President and Vice-President, chosen from the senior class, and two representatives from each class. The royal blue and white ribbon of distinction stands for the added responsibility of obedience and service to the high standards on which Wildwood Catholic was established. Our student council provides government of the students, by the students, and for the students. The council meets twice a month with President, Robert Clothier, presiding. Sister Louise Bertrand is on hand in the capacity of advisor. Our council aims to prepare students for their position in life by stressing the importance and necessity of cooperation with associates and obedience to those in authority. It trains students to