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

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Mr. John J. Nadalin distributes literature to Junior boys concerning ETC on the possibilities of a career in electronics. lead us on ... Future essayist Donna Charlesworth demonstrates to her English III class the use of vigorous verbs and vivid adjectives. Monsieur Harry Gibbons reports to the class “que Catherine et Paul sont en vacances.” OrnJ, zM. I iJUt '• ' MEASURES UP 28

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Lois Haley and Michael Lo Sasso combine zinc and hydrochloric acid in chemistry class. They hope the reaction will yield free hydrogen, rather than an explosion. Our efforts as Juniors ... Joe Zukawski and Martin Six argue whether or not to alter the score a little in their favor. History students, Maureen Brown, Frank Murphy and Elizabeth Keith attempt to convince Nick Cairrone that Lee Harvey Oswald did not assassinate Abraham Lincoln. Kathy McVey and Daniel Fitzgerald explore the mystery of deriving the greatest common factor of a monomial. 27

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to greater goals Bookkeeping’s famous equation: “Assets = Liabilities + Pro- prietorship” again save the day as Gordon Simmons, Margaret Mansika, and Carol Cooper record necessary information in ledgers. “West Side Story” looked much more interesting on stage, but Junior English students Joanne Schwitzer (Maria) and Charles Catanoso (Tony) bid a sad farewell, as Ed Lanza, Pat Green, Fran Capelle, Marvin Wells, Al LoMonaco, and Pat McShaffrey portray “the gangs.” Boarding an oversized yellow jeep for their safari to Cape May Tech are Isabelle Thomas, Carlo Accardi, Patricia Dudley, Al Eichborn, Priscilla McShaffrey, Thomas Bruhn, Edward Townsend, Diane Salfi, and Peter La Monica. 29