St Marys High School - Per Annos Yearbook (Cortland, NY)

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Foery, we the senior class of St. lVlary7s, humbly dedicate our l956 Per Annos. l 2 l lgrnlngne We Live the Mass is the theme of our 1956 Per Annos. This living begins with our morning offering when we unite our daily tasks, our joys, our sorrows. and our prayers, for the in- tention for which every priest the world over offers his Mass of the day. Since we have attempted to parallel our activities at Saint lVlary's with the various parts of the Sacrifice of the Mass, we feel that we can truly say that we live the Mass. Efahlv nf Olnntmta Prologue . . . Faculty . . . Part I Adoration-Curricular Activities Part II Oblation-Extracurricular Activities .... .... Part III Immolation-Religious Activities Part IV Thanksgiving-Seniors Epilogue Patrons and Clientele . . . 4 page 3 page 5 page 9 .page 19 page 33 page 43 page 53 Rav. GEORGE MAY. Pasmr REV- JOHN QUIRK Religion IX! W Rf-4131071 UI f.iIlPChPtll'iii Work REV. CHARLES DRLTMM REV. Tuowms LEONARD Moderator of Athletics Religion II Rvligion I Calechetical Work Czitechetical Work f 5 1 SR. M. C0Ns'rAN1:E Kindergarten A MOTIIER M. TERRENCIA, Principal IHAGIEMIGI SR. M. EUSTOCHIA Kindergarten Cazecrhetical Work SR. NIARY ffAHl.lQHN Grudf' I C11Ic'f'l1Utf4'al Work MRS. x1ARl2ARE'l' RMP: Crude 3 SR. M. CE1,IEl.IA Grade 5 Choir Boys. f.'11!vr,'f11'tia'11l uuurk M. lJu1.uRusA Crude 7 f.'11tc'1'hc'timl lflzrk iw' f f i,-1: A f, is 5312! , 1 4 ,Reg at A' 455.35 sn 1 vm Wwe, wg. J.. r M. E71 SR. CARMEL INIARIH Grade 2. Cutecrhelifzzl Work SR. FRA x cas LIARRIN1 Grade 4. Cz1ter'.'w!i4'zzl Work MRS. CATHERINE BROWN Grade 6 Teacher Advisor Io Junior Red Cross SR. M. DoRo'1'm:A Crude 3 Art. Grade I2 f.'atec'hetl'1'al Work SR. CHARLES NIARIF Religion I. General Srienre. Biology. Chemistry' Srienzre. 8th Grade: Catevlvetioal Work SR. M. TEHEFINE Religion II. World History. Latin II and Ill. English I SR. AIARIANNA Latin I. Biisiness Aritlznzetirz Christian Living, Elementary Algebra MR. MR. MR. MR. MR. la ANDREW DWYRR l.1-:sl.1r: I.AMoN'1' RORRRT MART151 .I osurn BARR1 1.1-1 JAMEs CASEY MIl1'lllt'Il,ll7lfl'l' Mainlvnunre Football Coufli Assistant Football Iillflfll Varsity 11'axk:'tlnill ffoavlz l. V. Baslfetlvall Coarlr 5HAGl1Hi'l I UH SR. M. 'l'uERl-ts1A Introdurtion to Businesx. Typing. Business Law. Director of Clee Club and Junior Choir. Musir SR. M. PAm.E'rTl-2 Religion Ill. Geometry. lntermecliate Algebra. Frenrll l and II, Sodality Moderator SR. M. KTERICI Religion IV. English ll. Ill IV. Yearbook Moderator. Librarian. llirertor of Dramatics I will go unto the altar of Cod. As the 8:30 school hell rings, we hurry to our first morn- ing classes at Saint Marys Al this time throughout the world, dear Lord, Your chosen shepherds are offering their Masses. United with them we adore You and offer to You our class work of the dtiy. 1' Hnhvrrlannmrn Arriuv At illirzt Svivp First Row fl. to r.l: Constanve Crowell, Kathleen Ryan, Kathleen Cummins, Carolyn Hollenbevk, Linda Loop, Sheila Dorsey, llorothy Goodrich, Margaret ,lc-innings, Marilyn Spaulding Sevond How fl. to r.I : Mivhael Helms, Kathleen Upham, Patrivia Jennings, Carol julrinville, Mary Ellen Morgan, Mar ion S1-hit-kel, Thomas Dowd, Polly Chronister, Maria Uttensvott, Sheila Ferris, Helen Morris, Sharon Hays .lames Allison Third Row fl. to r.i: David llollen, Thomas Ryan, George llully, Douglas Clover, Rivhard Ribble, Michael Colasurrlo ,lohn Ottensvott, Charles Frisbie, Gerald llonlihan lll Bethlehem comes to Saint !lf7ary,s. Standing fl. to 1'.l: ,larncs lhll'Cl'3P, Ceorge Duffy, Mivhael Colasurdo lkneelingl Kneeling: fl. to r.!: Mivhael Helms, .lnhn Ottensvott, Kathleen Ryan, Katheleen Cummins '-iighth Grahvrn Antiripzliv nn Brrziigr First Row fl. to r.D: Sandra Aungier, Theresa Donohue, Christine Lanigran, Sharon Helms, Patric-ia Hale, Caryl Kane, Sharon Robinson, Anna Dovi Svvond Row ll. to r.i: Mivhavl Karum, 'l'6rrHm'e Bulger, Patrivia Kovalvhik, Kathryn N9llgI6llZ1llPT, Dian? Home-r, lllary Lyon, K8llll4LPIl Hoffmann, Rohorta Anthony, Heidi Marvin, Nanvy Tarwlli, Kathlvvn Dalton, Paul Yaman, Rivh- ard Crowell Third Row ll. to r.i: filiarlvs Knight, l,aurenr'e' Claw, Gregory fimedley, Rivharcl Latham, .lames Daily, Cary Ncficlvr- hofler, Anthony Shay. llonald Brookins, HPllTy' Perrine, Ste-plwn lllvgivvrn, Rolwrt ffomfwforcl, Samuel Heller Cupid makes his Cle- but. I4 fl,. to r. J: Paul Yaman Sandra Aungxivr S21Y1l1l6'l Hfllfxr Mary Lyon liicliarml Croxx'vll Anna llovi U11 invrgvtir Ellrvahmvn Arrvpt Glhallvngv First Row fl. to r.h: Margaret Hoffmann, l'atrii-ia Slow-um, flgirol Costa. Mary Jane Sloeum, Kathryn Dexter, Barbara Duffy, Carol U'Rourke Second Row fl. to r.I: Carolyn flora-oran. Rosemary Bellone. Susan Snyder, Susan Foote, .ludy Madden, Donald Me- ifall, Kathleen Healey, Sheila Ryan, Delores Moses, Naney Reif, Ellen Lanigan, Kathleen Morris 'llhird Rows ll. to r.l: llennis llellone, lioliert Dowd, Patrieli Cummins, .lohn llayes, llennis Toomey. Mit-hael Morgan, .loseph Matus. .lohn Nic-l'ivoy. Mir-hael ll'leCuire Septernber found us eager and willing fresh- men, beginning a four-year journey through the halls of St. lVlary's High. As the first few weeks flew hy, a whole new world unfolded-an excit- ing, lxusy. wonderful world. l7reshman sehool- work prove-rl an adventure and a 1'l1itllt'ItQlt' to us. Ar-rordingly our c-onxersations revolved around algelira. general sr-ieru-e and l.atin l. Our year as freshmen 4-ontained many thrilling hrst experienees for us: football and basketball games with our own boys on the teams and our own girls on the cheering squads. our first proud appz-aranee in the Clee Club, our first Retreat. and the lVlay Crowning where we became part of the long white procession. Having tucked away a pocketful of memo- ries in our seraphook. we are looking forward with 1-onlidenee to our next year at Saint Maryis. lfreshnien bring ancient Rome to life in Latin I. Standing: llelores Moses, ,lost-ph hiatus Seated lfirst row! : Kathleen Healey. llarol Uiliourlxe, Roliert llond. Nliellael Nlelluire fset-ond row P: Barbara Duffy. .lolin Melivoy U21 1 Svnphnmnrva C5lnrg Jin vm Sviatua First Ron ll. to r.!: kit'Ilf'Xii'YP Morris, Valerie llarris, lictte Glave, Katherine Rell Second Ron ll. to r.t: Gerald U'Rourke, Ronald Porter, Agatha llovi, Patricia Francisco, Dorothy Perry, Helen Phalen. Joanne Nlegivern, Maryanne Morris, Maria Costa. ,lolln Dowd, Ronald liomerford Third Row Il. to r.l: Karl Heim, Rolmerta Donahue, Katherine Mcflorrnick, Anne Ryan, Patricia Scarano Fourth Row ll. to r.l: David Tucker, ,lerome Rourke. Patrick Ryan, William Bulger Make way for the sophomores! Having com- pleted one year of high school, we were ready to conquer our second year. As we struggled through the congruent triangles of geometry and the complicated translation of Caesar in Latin II. we acquired more knowledge and a keener in- as terest in languages and mathematics. Parlez- vous francais?', Of course we did-in French l. The year did not hold just studies. hut also new experiences and responsibilitiesg such as, getting acquainted with Shakespeare and putting on a successful mixer. How could we ever forget the excitement of transforming the gymnasium into a classroom for our Mid-Year Mixer, mark- ing the end of January exams? Now, alittle wiser and a little more prudent, we are ready to take- our place as upperclassmen. Gerald points out the ancient civiliza' tions. fl.. to r.l : l'atricia Scarano, N alerie Harris, William Bulger. Roberta Donahue. Sister Nl. Teresine. .loanne Nlegisern. Ronald fi0IIlPl'liUl'll., Gerald 0'Rourl-ie U31 i i V41 2 Zluninra Aumii iliinal Step First Rom ll. to r.I: Katherine Stack, Carole Zaharis. Sharon l.anigan. Mary Lutlwig, Mary Madden. Kathleen Karam, Mary 0'Rourke, Elaine Houlihan Second How ll. to r.I: Bradley Foote, Mary Sheridan. Naney llully, Nancy Dwyer. Betty Neugelmauer, Mary Dexter, Betty Ann Stevens, .lames I,ovf-l Third Hou ll. to r.i: Robert Gerrard, ill? we took on the upperclassmen. soon we found ourselves engaged in such diverse pursuits as the dissection of frogs and grasshoppers, the transla- tion of Cicero's orations and the conquest of French ll. Likewise, extra-curricular activities kept us in a flurry and our spirits hlithe. Then the gridiron craze suddenly hecame the hardwood craze, and exams were upon us. Our Jazz-A-llama As we entered our junior year, new and unaccustonied role of The year progressed swiftly and Rohert U'Brien, 'li homa s Casey. Frank Taylor gave us the rich pleasure of planning and decor- ating the gym for an all-junior project. Soon spring peeped out from under the snow, and the Junior-Senior Prom claimed all our spare time. Our picnic in June gave us a beautiful and excit- ing rnemory that we shall store with all the other cherished experiences our junior year gave to us. We are now eagerly anticipating that last glori- ous year that awaits us on the third fioor of Saint Marys Intermediate students receive some pointers from their IIlE1tl16IllZllll'S teacher, Sister Paulette. ll,. to r.1: Bradley Foote, ,laines lioxt-lace-. Nlary O'Hourke U41 ' M 'SSR Sister Nl. Paulette, Betty Neugeliauer, Students build minds for to- IUUYTOVY. lI,. In r.I: Helen IjIILlif'I1, Ronald Y l ortvr. Gerwxieve Nlorris, Mary U' Rourke. ffarolf- faharis 'hear illlakv illtlvmnrivz th Carefree students complete 21 day? journey at St. Nlaryis. Left How tdmsnt: Robert ,lulminxille-, Joseph Anderson, .Iurnes Lovelace, Katherine Sta:-k Right Row tdosxntz Holme-rt Keegan, Joanne xif'LCiYf'I'Il. Betty Stevens, Cerievieve Nl orris U51 Students delight in the break at revives. tl.. to r.l: Tlloiiizls Casey, Ronald Clumerford, Maria Costa. Mary Dexter, Betty Neugelraiier, Frank Taylor It gives me great pleasure to . . . Joe introduces Robert .Iubinville as guest speaker. fl,. to r.b: Josephine Natoli. Theresa Healey, Susan Roark, Margaret Woods, Katharine Hayes, Teresa Ker- xsin, Joseph Anderson, Robert .lithiu- ville i , l Frank describes the regeneration of a star- fiah. KL. to r,!: Sister Charles Marie, Betty Neuge haul-r, Sheila U'Mara, Frank Taylor, Holm ert Gerrard, Mary Dexter Ed instrut-ts the future nwtvr l'6HdPIAS. tl.. tn r.t: I',liN2lI'ti Nl4'l',my. Mary Xnne' Morton. Kulwrt Kvvglml. .lUSf'Illlilll' Nutoli. Sister Nl. xlilfiilllltil. Joseph .'hIldf'I'SOIl. Vlqlltllllili fill!-PY. Hvndf SIU-- hun. .lune Ott The futurf- of the atom rvstf in these hands. flu tn r.P: 'I'Iw1-esa Healvy. .lem-ph -Kn- dersorl. Teresa Kvrn in. xlLlI'QilI4Fl Woods. Mary JXIIIHP Nlurtnn. Sistvr tlhurlr-s Marin-. Rnhvrt ,I uhinx ill:-, .xlurlvrw Hllgflllilllll. .itunes l.mf-law Sister 'lheresiu checks on Junk tabulation. Front Hun: ,lust-pllinv Nutoli SPl'0ll4l Hou fl. to r.r: Frank 'I'aylm'. Holwrt G9l'l'2,ll'd 'Ihird Hou tl. to r.l: Susan ROLlI'k. Vlxh4 l'1 SJ.l Healey l'1-wstt Kr-rwin, NlZll'QILll't'l Woods Fourth Kms ll. to r. 1: Sister M. 'lwht'l'l'Si2l. Joseph All mharson Svminrn 1HnnhPr, 31151211 2-Xnh Hizualize In u llSlt Illllg nmod, sm-n1ur5 en- joy T1'haikuvwkyAs uNllll'I'2ll'kPl' Suit:-f' S4 1lIf'fi ll. to l'.VZ l :liXXill'fi Mvlfmy, Hnlwrt Kwgxan, ,lzuw Ott. .lrxsz-plv , inc- Nzltoli. Susan lwurk, Nlurlr-m llilgllllilllll Standing: fl. tu r.l: .lam-L llushimm. Margaret vvfllblli, Sim-r Nl. 'I'h4-r rlsiu, .low-ph 'XlI1iPl'3-Ull lfalhm' May sum- marizvs the works of lhe' key figurvs in Church History lo Ihv svniors. IL. to r.!: He-Y. C4-orgxv May .lanff Ott Nlurlvm- Hugxmumm Mary AIIIIP Morton l414ixsul'41 N11-Hvoy .lame-l iIusl1i4m 'im-niors rvzllim' lllul only Cod mm maks' il In-fx . .u . H ll.. In 133: ,lnwplllnv Nzltull. .-lu-ilu 0 Xlilfil, I 14IhilI'tl H1-Ffxny, Histvr Nl. llorothvzl ,lurwt fl1lNIli0ll W rf uffvl' In Tfzvrx U l,rrr1f. lfw fffzfrfirff of SII!l'll1iUIl DPLIIA I urml -lwvpl ull nlll'zl1'llxllle'sz1l Sami XIAIIW N nm . . f 1 olnldllml, dllll grunt llml llwx man iw plmlflllg Ill Hn sigh illlariinmrn Idrvavruv Mrihirnn Privilege Saint Nlaryis stalwarts rush in for the kill. Top-First Row tl. to txt: Terrence Bulger. Xnthony Shay, team co-inanagcrsg Cary Niederllotlier, assistant manager Second How tl. to r.l: liobert Dowd. Charles Nlonlton. Dennis Bcllone. liradley Foote, Her. Vharles lirumm, Director of Athletics, Michael Morgan, .lohn llaycs, Patricia flummins. .lohn lllclfvoy Third Row tl. to r.t : .loseph Barrile, assistant coach: Patrick Ryan. l'idward N14-Evoy, Robert Keegan, Robert .lubinx'ille, joseph Anderson. Thomas Casey, William linlger. David Tucker. ,lohn llowd. Coach Robert lllartin To play football or not to play football the burning question in the mind of the athletic director, Father Drumm. The lack of material made it seem unwise to undertake a full schedule this year. To cope with this problem, a special meeting was held. Father Drumm and Coach Martin laid the facts before the boys and their parents for careful consideration. Each issue was weighed thoroughly until a vote was called for. It was decided to play one game and on the out- come of this game would depend the future of football at St. lVlary,s. On a stormy Sunday in October, the fired-up Blue and Cold squad trotted out onto the turf at Randall field. The whole first half remained scoreless as both teams fought doggedly for each 0 yard. The second half was a different story, for lack of depth on St. lVlary's bench was beginning to tell. The linal gun ended on a l9-6 verdict for St. Francis De Sales of Geneva. Although the Saints did not win the game, they showed fight and spirit which surprised everyone, including their opponents. The most important result, however, was the fact that they played convincingly enough to preserve for their suc- cessors the right to don the familiar blue and gold uniforms. A final debt of gratitude must be paid to those parents and faculty members who gave the boys on this year's team the opportunity to light to retain football as a major part of the schoolis athletic program. , Af Haurmig 151415 Alt Hp ll to VJ: Elaine Houlillan, Nlill'lf'llf' llugnmunn. Num-y llully. .l0Sf'lllllIli Nutuli. lxlllI'fIilFf'l Woods. Sllilflill lillllllklll Kathlvvn Karam r.l: .lufly xlilllllilll. Hllvn llillllllilll, llllflbllly l'4-rry, y1llQ'l'll llurris, llelfrlvs Hows. Rulwrlu llonzllmm' ,layvevs aclnlirv their nvw blue and gold uniforms. I 21 1 W ZW- T Qlnzurh Mapa Svtratrgg ilinr Quinta Front lion ll. to rt: .lanws li0N1 lil1'1'. Ronald Portvr, liolwrt 0'l3l'imi, Roh:-rt .luhinvillv Svvonfl lion tl. to r.I: ,losvph :Xn1lr'rsoli. Dalvitl Tllt,'lU'l'. Pzltrivk Hyun. lftluawl hlvlfxoy. llradlvy Footv. l.thl4'll .lanws Casey Startiurr plav ffives t N F . Z' Gold an edge. he lilnf' :tml For thv hrst tirnv in years thc- Saints rf-turned to the tough 1-onipetition of the Parochial League. The fast hall handling and their Sharp shooting 1-tiahlvcl the Caseynivn to ho'lcl thvir own against the higger and more ox- pvriomcd tvanis. lit-fl hy llavv T1u'kPr's rvvorfl Sllillltxflllg scoring, the Blue and Cold angers hustlecl tht-ir way through thri '53-756 Season to the delight of the St. h'lnry's fans. likwv hit for thv niiiuzing total of 395 points in seventevn galnos. Tho tvuni grave- thc' spe-vtators many thrilling momfvnts and sont thvm homo wvll-saltisfivcl with thc efforts of the Bluo and Cold liasladcers. Noxt yvuris touni will lllliltlllltledly focal the 1-llevts of the loss of Holi Juhinvillv, the 6' Hifi I'PlNJlllldfFl'Z lffl Mt-lfvoy, the vlf-vc r Imll handlvrg and ,lofi Anclvrson. the high sf-oring wiptain. U21 Mary 5 5 Mary? Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Mary' Ma ry' Mary' S 5 S 5 S 5 S , .... D1 3 161112 Anil 6511121 Stngv Glnmvhark . .... 66 Tlrlly ..... . . . . . .... 59 Si. Patrickvs . . .... 31 Oswego .... . . . . . .... 66 Sacred Heart . . . . . . . . .... 15 St. Lucy's . .. . . . . . .... -1253 Truxton . . . . . . . . . 1-3 Marathon . . . . .... 52 Virgil ..... . . . . St. Anthony's . . . . . 61 87 -1-8 72 52 Sl 57 45 71 Maryis Ma ry's Maryk Mary! Mary? Maryvs Maryl Mary's Mary? 55 'ao 66 60 6 'l 258 59 50 6 L, Lakemont . . Assumption .. Oswego ..... Sat-red Haart . St. John Evungv Groton . . . Virgil .....,. St. John Baptist lfabius . . lxrweling: Etlxuliwl Nlvlfxoy. liolwrt lloml. flharli-H Moulton. Uaxiil Vl'll4'kt'I' Holm-1'tUlh'11-ri Standing: Km. lfharle-s DFIIIIIIII. Dir:-c-tor ol' :Xtlile-tit-az Patrivk Ryan. Holm-rt K1-vglan. Holwrt .lulrimilll wpli .-Xml:-rson. Coavh ,Iainvs Ifas 23 -1-9 62 I 11 b 78 92 61 1 35 61 I 5- I. 5laguPv Hnnpnimi Struggle Againzt Gbhhn Kl1F?llllQlZ Cvruld U'R0urlu'. ,lzlmvs l,m'vlzu'f-. D4-unis Bc-'llumg Rolwrt Umscl. ,lulin Ilayes, .lohn M1'l'1X'0y, Mirliuvl Morgan Standing: livv. fil1ill'lf'S llrumm, llirvvtor of Mhlf-timg ,l0llIl 'l'0mm'y. l'atrif'k lfummins. William Bulgivr. ,l'll0II1ZlS liasvy, Mir-havl Xlt'lllllI'f', lxurl llvim, flouvli ,lim-plu Barrilv ,layvsvcs scramlmlv to tukv lmowm-H ion of the liall. lVlary's . . Wlaryls . . lVlary's . . Maryl . . llflaryls . . lVlury's . . llflzlryl . . lVlz1ryls . . Mary s ... ... Nlaryls . . Marfs . . . .. v Marys.. - Mary s .. ... lllaryfs . . . . . Nia ry iw lVlury7s .. .. . lVlary's . . . . . Nlary's . . . .. i241 Fully ...... St. l'atric'kls .. Uswegu Catholic' Sacred Heart . . St. Luvvis .. Truxtem .. Nlaratlmn .. Virgil ...... St. Antl10ny's . Lzlkcmolit .. Assulnption .. Ofwc-go ..... Sac-red Hvart . . St. John l lViltlg9l Groton ....... Virgil ....... St. John Baptist lfubius ....... 'lvl 3 7 .. .... 51 ist -15 A3 8 ....ISO 41 6.1 115 5-1 27 57 28 29 60 59 5.3 53 F 00 ,loanne displays her trophy Svtnhrnia Arhivuv Eiztinrtinn to the other Kiwanis Soil Conservation essay eontest winners. ll.. to r.!: Roberta Donahue. 5th prize: James l.oxelat'e. 2nd prize: Naney Duffy. firfl prize: .loanne Xlegivern. lst prize. UDNT BE A WBTIM L nam TODAY W'llliW U ' Lx 'l Saint Maryls eaptures three of the health poster awarcls given by the Wonienis Auxiliary to the Cortlantl Nletlieal Society. :uw 991155 Saint Nlarfs athletes receive their awards at the annual Block M Dinner. Stantlingg ll. to r. P: Illlllllllilr lfasey, lqootlmall auarfl: ,loseph Xntlerson. woveterl lout'- yeur auarrl: Hollert Nlartin. lootllall f'0ilK'llI llaxitl 'l'nc'ker, lnaslcetlvall anarzl: Rrarlley Foote anrl liolmert .lulrinxille lnot shown in pietllrel most iniproxetl players' Z1XXi1l'flS. Sean-rl ll. to r. l: Hex. Charles llrurnm. lli- ren-tor of Mhleties: Thomas .l. Niland of lelloyne. truest speaker: .lznnes Casey. X2lI'Sll.y lwaslcellall eoavh Ll- mx ll.. to r.l: Holrert lfomerfortl. lst prize. l junior high sehool division: Riu-liarc liillllkllll, Znd prize, junior high st-hool division: .lane Ott, Zncl prize, senior high st-hool flivision. t25l 1 Imrlnv Angrg .Uurnra 'ifivarh Bvrirf-inn 1 Top-Cast fl. to r.J: Sheila 0'Mara, Teresa Kerwin, Joseph Anderson, Robert Julminville, Renee Skehan, Katharine Hayes, Marlene Hagmann, Susan Roark, Jane Ott. Josephine Natoli, Margaret Woods, Edward McEvoy, Mary Anne Morton No. 4- and No. 7 demonstrate the murder. Juror no. 3 threatens juror no. 8. Bottom Cl. to r,J : Margaret Woods, Susan Roark, lL. to r.i : Margaret Woods, Susan Roark, Katharine Hayes, .Joseph Anderson, Robert Jubinville, Teresa Joseph Anderson, Mary Anne Morton, Marlene Hag- Kerwin mann, .Josephine Natoli, Sheila 0,Mara As the familiar blue and gold curtains parted on St. Maryis senior play, '4Twelve Angry Jurorsv, the low whispers in the aud- itorium hushed. Immediately a voice from hackstageeconveyed the seriousness of the judge who advised the jury to 'cdeliberate honestly and thoughtfullyi' during the mur- der trial. Janet Cashion, although never seen, gave a forceful portrayal of the judge. Then the guard, played by Edward Mc- Evoy, entered the empty stage and voiced an opinion which almost every juror held 26 L'He doesn't stand a chance! Following the entrance of the jurors. a story unfolded involving a hoy who had heen accused of the murder of his father. In the face of seemingly insurmountable evi- dence, juror number eight stood fearlessly alone for she doubted the boy's guilt. Be- cause of her courage, number eight received support from others, but this support see- sawed when new evidence was presented. Finally after producing a switch knife iden- tical to the murderous weapon, re-enacting the crime and narrowly escaping an attempt on her own life by an irrational juror, juror eight proved convincingly to the others that the boy was innocent. It was apparent that most of the jurors had not considered any reasonable doubt they may have had but merely went along with the opinion of the majority. This production possessed not only a tense and exciting plot, but also excellent character analyses, for as the play pro- gressed each jury member disclosed his character through his speech and actions. From the very beginning, juror number eight took a stand in favor of the defend- ant. She bravely stood amid alternate times of support and opposition. This part was ex- cellently portrayed by Katharine Hayes. As her bitter antagonist, Marlene Hagmann pro- jected herself into a most diliicult role. She played juror number three, a woman stub- bornly bent on conviction, loud-mouthed, over-bearing, and inconsistent, so convinc- ingly that the audience vicariously experi- enced the attempt she made on number eight's life. Robert Jubinville, as juror num- ber four, portrayed a well-educated juror who, though he tried to be impartial, was convinced that the boy was guilty. Joseph Anderson gave a convincing portrayal of a petty, dogged foreman whose decisions were influenced by the majority. J urors two, live, six, and nine, who were often swayed by the more aggressive members, were well-de- picted by Jane Ott, Sheila O'Mara, Mar- garet Woods, and Renee Skehan respective- ly. Susan Roark was excellent in portraying number twelve, a self-important, career woman who begrudged the time she spent on the jury. As supporters of juror three, Mary Anne Morton as number ten and Teresa Kerwin as juror seven were bigoted and often belligerent. Josephine Natoli played number eleven, a fair-minded immigrant, who tried to make the other members realize that it was a 'fprivilege more than a duty to serve on the jury. uTwelve Angry J urors had already been tested on television audiences of the nation and had been given an award as an out- standing dramatic presentation. And no wonder, for Reginald Rose, the author, cre- ated a masterpiece of interwoven tenseness and suspense. His character delineations were excellent and the theme of Hreasonable doubt had never been more poignantly presented. After weeks under Sister Merici's skillful direction, the seniors felt, without a doubt, as conhdent as the original cast. The inval- uable assistance of the stage crew and prompters also made the production a success. With the applause of the audience ring- ing in their ears, the seniors enjoyed that satisfaction which comes with the successful completion of a never-to-be-forgotten expe- rience. ll.. to r.J: Janet Cashion, Sheila 0'Mara, Josephine Natoli This is the apartment in which the killing took place. 'hmm ilflnmvnin P Qlheriah Teresa waits expeetantly for Dadis ffonlplinient. Josephine and Margaret await the final decision from Josephineis mother. ll,. to r.l: llosepliine Natoli, lllrm. lil. Bantham, sales- lady: Margraret Yvoods. Mrs. Natoli 'lif'I'f't42l Kerwin. Dr. Kerisin 52:11 Japanese maidens how Jane and Edward into their beautiful oriental garden. ll,. to r. D: Roberta Donahue, .lane Ott, Edward Mclfvoy, Bette Claw 3 xntir QDrirni harmn Ez111rPr2a tl.. to r.l : Thomas Casey. Susan Hoarlx. ,losepli ytntlerson. Katharine llayes ln spring. young peoples, fancies turn lightly to thoughts of love, and what place could surpass a heautiful garden for romance? Thus, for their theme. the juniors and seniors of Saint lVlary's selected '40riental Cardensfi Their creation even- tually lvecame a paradise for dancing, which gave a touch of spring fever even to the parents who attended. When the excited. radiant couples entered through the rose-covered trellis gateway, the re- volving erystal hall. surrounded hy a dark lmlue expanse of starlit sky. hung like a lirilliant moon and reflected multi-colored lieams of light on the smooth, polished floor. The sound of tinkling glass chimes. the odor of incense. and glimpses of garish Japanese lanterns. fans and parasols transported them to the Orient. Grey stone walls entwined with lmright red poppies. two sparkling white eherry trees. and a glittering orange pa- goda made the garden exotic and dreamlike. The soft. lilting music of John Mclveilis Or- ehestrafto the students ff-rivaled the Boston Symphony. 'lio lend atmosphere. pretty Japanese maidens in colorful silk kimonos walked daintily ahout the garden. No setting could have been more lovely for this night of nights. By one, the prom was over, and the sweet re- frains of '4Cood Night, Sweetheartw and NI,ll See You in My Dreamsw echoed through the garden. Reluctantly the enchanted couples said good night forever to the heauty and splendor of their junior-senior prom. Cay couples receive an oriental welcome Front Row tl. to r.t: ltoluerta llonahue. Philip l tlt ,losephine Natoli. Elaine lloulihan, Bette 1 Second How tl. to r.t: .lane Utt, l':flMilI'4l Nlel'lx'oy -X It Lay Z 1 Muninvma Staff 15121115 .7-Xttark Every successful business venture requires capable leaders. Fortunately for Saint lVlary's, it had Edward lVlcEvoy and Robert ,lubinville at the helm. Inspired by this leadership, the stalzl canvassed the town, soliciting advertise- ments, subscriptions and patrons. Every free moment found a member of the stall intently typing some of the endless material to be pasted in the dummy. Although this work was long and often tiresome, the worthiness of the project undertaken goaded the members on, and at long last they reaped the rewards of their efforts. Typists race against time. ll.. to r.l: Margaret Womls, Marlene llagnrann, Theresa Healey. Mary Anne lllorton Edward Xlclivoy, business manager, and his stall ll,to r.l: .lanet liashion. Robert Keegan, Sheila U'Mara, Renee Skehan .av 'A' Laoj ihitnra Eiaruaa 1955 15st Annan Seated fl. to r.l : James Lovelace, contributing editorg Katharine Hayes, editor-in-chiefg Robert Jubinville, contributing editor Standing: tl. to r. D: Josephine Natoli, contributing editor: Teresa Kerwin, associate editor As the editors began work on the 1956 Per Annos, they slowly grew to realize all the time, toil and trouble involved in the composi- tion of a yearbook. Frequently they found it necessary to revise and, in some cases, to re- write entire articles. Likewise, the layout often caused trouble and had to be rearranged. These setbacks, tragic at the time, served as an impetus to work more diligently as the dead- line loomed before them. Finally with some trepidation, the editors handed the last section of Per Annos to the printer and hoped that the finished product would measure up to their anticipations and expectations. tl.. to rl : Susan Roark, Joseph Anderson, Jane Ott ,loc explains the use of the slide rule. v 'A aint Maryif Clev Club. under the direction of Sister ,iiill'I'I'Siil. always provides ai high quality pcrfmrrmmxr- for its 3llfiiI'IlCl'b. lon-First Hou tl. to r.!: Sister M, 'l'hc-rvsiu. dir:-vtre-ss: Katherine- Stark. llarole Zahuris. Maria A Costa. Mary Lf-'ef Shvridan. Bvtty ,Nnn Stvxr-ns. Mary Ellen Mutlrieii. Nanry Duffy. Mary Ilvx- ts-r, Beftty Nvligf-lumix-I' Sf l'0l1d Hou tl. to r.l: Putrivia Svaranu. Kuthf-riiw Br-ll. llviwxivw Morris, Yult-riv Harris. Katiivr- ini- Nif'1i0I'ITliI'ii. .loannv xif',L'IiNf'TI1. fi0T8ijf'2ll1 Willis. Bvttl' iliztxz-. Kniwrtn Dhllililllt' lihird Rim tl. to r.I: .lanws iAlX0ii1t'4 . .lnhn Tnorxwy. .le'rmm' RUllI'iil'. Williann Bulge-r. iiolwrt Klvr- rarci. Frank 'l'z1ylor. Tlioriius fizlsvy. Knlwrt U'Hrivn ,mwrf First Hou tl. tn r.I: Kathryn Us-xtx-r. lfarnl Costa. l'ntriviu SIOVIIIII, .Indy Nlumlzir-n. Kath- lvvn HQ-alvy. Carol U'HourkH. Susan ifmrtr-. Rows-iiiziry iivllniic-. Nuiiry ii:-if Semin! Row fl. to r.l: iJi1ll'il'i2l Frum'isc'n. Xliviuu-l ixililflilll. liniwrt lhmil. ,iililll Hayf-s. .Iulin Niv- itvuy. .lusvpii Martins. DVIHIIS Rvllnrw. Nllvhzivi Nlrfflllrv. lwrziiii U Ii0llI'i'i4'. Uurotily i vrry l'hirci Rom fi. to r.l: Putrivk Ryan. Karl iii-iln. liunulti Purtvr. iiutrivk tiuininina iluriulti Nivffuii illmrles Nlmxltmi. .lnlin llmiil I :az 1 For this is My Horlyg for this is My Blood Dear Lord, may this imnlolatiml of our religious avtivi- ties be aufceptalmle lu You. May this suwiflcc in sums small way alone for our irllperfeclimls. T Svnhaliztn Glruaahv flint fllllzlrg tl,. to r.l: .lane Utt. Nlurlene Hilgllllilltll. ,loseplline Natuli. l'ltlXK2ll'1l Xl1'l'lx'oy,prefevtl Katlizlrine llayes. Susan Roarli, Teresa Kerw in Where two or three are 'Iathered tolfether in I P lVly Name, l ani in their rnidstfi The Sodality of Our Lady at Saint Mary! is a religious organiza- 'l'he menihers meet monthly with their moder- ator, Sister Nl. Paulette. These meetings are al- ways meaningful and inspirational to eaeh stu- tion that has for its olijeetive to draw its nleinhers dent. for they include discussions on current teen- eloser to Christ through the intercession of Mary. age prohlerns and the recitation of the Little Of- fiee of the Blessed Virgin. One Sunday of each month is set aside as Sodality Connnunion Sun- day. Un this day the Sodalists receive Holy Com- munion, not as individuals, though eaeh student thanks God for his hlessings in his own way, hut , Y . as il hody united to pay trihute 'lrllo Jesus through l'ather May presents hrst prize in the g'Youth Our Hope essay contest to James Lovelaee. lVlary.'l Une of the most important events in the Sodal- ity year is the Communion Breakfast on Decem- lwr Sith, where the prohationers are accepted as lull-fledged crusade-rs for Mary. With this privi- lege they also assume a new responsibility that is to give good example hy prayer and apostolic ae- tivity, and pledge themselves to heeome Christ- eentered, vourageous, constant and conseious of others. llityl Ivvnagvrn tltetrrat fur Hrngrvnn lfather Christopher Coyne U.l .lVl. emphasizes a point to the retreatants. For three days during the most solemn w eelx of the l.,iturg1ieal year. the students from Saint lVlary's and Cortland Central Schools uretreatt-d from the world and spent their time pondering: the truths of their Faith. in relation to the world in whieh they live. lrlaeh dayis serviees hegan with the lloly Sat-rihee of the Mass. and earth stu- dent in his own particular way lived the Mass for that day. lfather Christopher's powerful haritone voiee Un Wednesday morning the Retreat closed with the entire student hody attending Mass and reeeiving Holy Comniunion. lmmediately after tht- lVlass lfather Christopher O.l .tVI., gave tht- llapal Blessing to the retreatants. l'lor some, this was the first Retreatg for others. it was tht- last as high sehool students, hut for everyone those three days of contemplation were a time of a Knew awareness whieh they will al- ways reniemlver. 1- i,. resounded through the church as he expounded emphatically and unforgettahly the three states of life and the saeranient of Pennance. His own deep convictions and his understanding of the teenagers' prohlems cleared up many of their doulits and uncertainties. Throughtout the Re- urine Huym llowph AMIWSML and 'I',.N,,u Rpm treat lfather Christopher frequently reminded his students of Saint Augustine's philosophy that hearts are restless until they rest in Cod. llis en- tire instruetion revolved around this thought and tied in with every aspeet of their lives as teen- -if-'ers I :ss i h.....sL,e iv Father filiristoplier gets acquainted with his admirers: lx ith 1' ag tL9uwn Jlmplnrvn Eiuinv Ptaziztanrv Josephine Natoli, May Queen: tl. to r.1 : 'l'crcsa Kerxsin, 0'lNlara, Katharine Hayes As May spreads her warmth over the fragile flower buds and nature basks in all her glory, a question arises in the hearts of the Saint Wlaryls Sodalists: Mother of Christ, what shall we do for thee?,' For bountiful gifts, tender, loving Josephine fulhlls her childhood dreani. tl,. to r.l: Katharine Hayes, Mary Anne Morton, Susan Hoark, Josephine Natoli, Marlene Hagmann, Sheila 0'Mara, Teresa Kerwin Mary Anne Morton. Marlene Hagniann, Susan Roark, Sheila H161 guidance, constancy and unfailing intercession, the Sodalists look to Mary, their queen, their ad- vocate and their mother. Thus on the last Sunday of lVlay, Saint lVlary7s School was thc center of hustle and bustle as the excited Sodalists made preparations for their tribute to Mary. Girls, in soft white gowns, scur- ricd about securing flowered headbands in place and distributing fragrant red roses among them- selves, as the boys circulated gold Sodality pins and straightened ties that had gone awry. Finally the crossbearer began the long procession down the tree-shaded street to the church, and the Sodalists devoutly recited the rosary. As they en- tered Saint lVlary's Church, their clear, strong, young voices began chanting the lovely a'l..itany of Lorctof' Then, the all-important moment ar- rived, and the May Queen, Josephine Natoli, dressed in pure white and assisted by her attend- ants, Theresa Healey and Margaret Woods, de- voutly placed the gold jeweled crown on Maryis statue. Surrounded by roses, snapdragons and gladi- olas and wearing a crown of love and devotion, the Lovely Lady Dressed in Bluci' made a last- ing impression on each and every Sodalist. Altar Enga 1 ning iliinvai 1-Inur Front lion ll. to r.P : l'eter llouns. .lanics Allison, ltohert .lohnston Second Hou ll. to r.t: Michael illll1'lil t', Edward lllclfvoy, Donald Ferris 'l'hird Hou ll. to r.!: William Knight. Illllfllllili lloml. .lames Lovelace, Bradley Foote. .lohn Wiltsie, Carl Moses Fourth Rom ll. to V. I z Gerald ffllonrke. James ltlt-line, Douglas Closer. .lohn Murray, Gerald Houlihan, Michael Karam Fifth Hon ll. to r.l : llennis Ht-llone. 'l'homas Ryan. Stephen Nlegixern, Anthony Shay Sixth How ll. to r.l: ,loseph hiatus, Gary Heiderhofler, Lawrence Ulave, Robert Dowd, Terrence Bulger, ,lohn Hayes, Patrick Ryan. William Bulger. ,lerome Rourke, Ronald tfomertord, ,lohn Dowd. Michael Morgan, Patrick flum- mins. Gregory Sun-dley. ,lames Daly. Samuel lleller, llonald Brookins. John Mclfvoy ulntroiho ad altare Dei--l will go unto the al- tar of God. The priest begins the Mass with these words. Forgetting the rest ofthe world, his server responds, 'tAd Deum qui laetificat juven- tutem meumiTo Cod who giveth joy to my youth. At this point, an altar boy hecomes greater than the angels, for he serves a priest in the Mass, fully realizing that he is living his finest hour. Under the capable direction of Father Quirk, the Saint lVlary's altar hoys learn the required Latin responses and the correct procedure for serving the priests at the various liturgical serv- ices. This year they were privileged to par- ticipate in the night services of Holy Week and to serve at the beautiful Midnight Mass on Holy Saturday. In November they were allorded the once in a lifetime opportunity to take part in the Centennial observance of Saint lVlary's parish. Each of the altar boys has the distinct advan- tage of gaining a deeper understanding of his re- ligion and forming a close relationship with the priests of the parish. Perhaps the greatest joy of a server lies in the personal satisfaction he re- ceives from being so close to the tremendous, miraculous sacrifice of Christ in the lVlass. Edward lVlcl:ivoy pre- pares the altar for Mass. . if Svvninra Glmmt Elhvir Meanings Front How fl. to r.i : Robert Julvinville, Edward McEvoy, Susan lioark, Theresa llealey Second Row ll. to r.D : Robert Keegan, .loseph Anderson, Margaret Woods, Teresa Kerwin 'llhird Row ll. to r.i : Mary Anne Morton, Katharine Hayes, .lane Ott. Josephine Nzltoli Fourth How il. to r. D: Sheila Oilklara, ,lanet Cushion, lienee fikehan. Marlene Hagmaun Fifth Row ll. to r.l : Rev. George May, Mother M. Terrencia, Si:-ter M. 'llheresia What makes the Senior Communion Breakfast so memorable? Why does that one morning stand out so vividly in every graduateis mind? We finally answered our own questions. Early on a brisk April morning our class eagerly entered Saint lVlary,s Convent to attend Mass in the ex- quisite convent chapel. Father May and Donal Spaulding leave the sanctu- ary after Mass. ' it Undoubtedly each one of us felt our nearness to the altar of God, the elation of blending our own voices with the strength and beauty of the organ music, and the thrill of kneeling at the im- maculate white and gold altar rail to receive the Body of Christ. T00 soon Father was administer- ing the last blessing to us, and we were filing out of the beautiful chapel that was perfection itself. The Mass we had just attended brought us a feel- ing of contentment and peace. As guests of the Sisters, with our pastor, Father May, we were served breakfast in the refectory. Before we knew it we were singing all the songs we had learned through the years. Eleven a. m. found us thrilling to Mario Lanzais recording of the Student Prince in the sunroom. One more senior event was over, but what a beautiful mem- ory it left behindl Now, we leave the exciting an- ticipation of the Senior Communion Breakfast to those who follow us. W-fs. was mm Lf Nm fag! A-.os i in W' Wm ,, QV ,ww as M-.. mm , 'l 53:3 fe W 1 'VT'VV' 'Y1?t?t?W?i'Pg?L ,A,Z:, - ' E , I 'Q I mg? -iff? was I' W 5 as a Y ,B K x x : W..-1:35, .I..:mw.A Saint lVlary's E1SSlllTl?!4El new look for Novenilwr Oth. His l'1xc'Pllvm'y, Bishop l oei'y. is vsvortf-fl into the church by l:i1tllPI' Viannoy O.l?.lVl., Fa- ther Hill. l:3ll1PI'l'l0l'HI1 and Ifailic-r May. His l'lxc'0lleIiL'y. liislmp Fm-ry, ill'C0lIlpi1lli6d by l'ldlll6I' Vianney,0.l7.lVl. and lfatlic-r Hill. 1-nlvrs the sam-lnary. 4. Q U U D Q 4 , fi Alfifwlg. NW.: W ,E .. -, . iii Q3 Siu .gm Q .f MNWQRKM lil A -. 53525, 'dw 5, Maw: 'f af M5 4 may - X' 'Q H 'H' -P mama- N' x .ff Jia +' V .K '-M.. is. E 1 W Nm... W -vi . . ps - H ' , V .. Qi M32 New i Q: , z-rv sm. -- .- -1- I 'V sf .WMA M me 'M-f,f!'!s ' 'MM N sv Q Sw. g - f' W' fi 95 sf' Q r ' 1 L A , A., Ni y.f,fs25fF v' A 'mw Q-.2 sf A 5' , .. ' j 1 A E .y 'T M K? ' w + . . ' ,M A N , W am 'iq AP lfi' 1 5 ,Q f x ,,. ,M X fs ,, The beautiful soprano voices ofthe choir hoys echo through Saint Maryis Church every Sunday morning. First Ron ll. to ral: Holme-rt Clark. Nlatlwu Morgan. llanif-l Almlrimlgxr-, Philip Dori Svvond Ron ll. to r.l: Rohert Vorniwald. 'llhonias li00lll'll'll. lllirhai-l Wood. 'llhoinas lfnniniins. Stvphvn Morgan. llaiiml llansc-'. Amlrrwx lloniinvslu-, Martin Clark Third Row ll. to r.I: .losvph Sheridan, i illgll'IlI Williams, .lklIllt'S llaglgrvrty. Anthony lloyi, Pvtvr lialla, llaviil Yaman, Nli1'il2lK'l Brookins, ,llllIlf'S l,anins. llivharrl Glam-. William llaulmlinc- Fourth Ron ll. to r.l: Frmiciiv 'llrautle-in. lllivhavl Mvllvrinott, lllivham-l llextvr. Kelvin flninrnins. llaniel Honlihan, Rolwrt Ellen, llonalzi llallas. llaxirl Spaulding, l c'tvr llansv. 'llirnothy Bnlgrvr Fifth Row ll. to r.l: flharlvs Shraridan, llolwrt Claw. llonal flpaulrling. llanl Vornmalfl. Paul .lon- nings, .lohn Dallas, Ralph Smith, Hivharcl l'halvn, ilarnes Slwriilan. ,loss-ph 'l'oomc-y, lllivllavl Solvnbuglvr. Gerald Dexter, llaxid Uliw-r Sistvr Cer-eliak patient guidance pays rich clividencls. Front Row ll. to r.l: Xnrlri-is lJOIlliH4 SlU'. Nlatlwxs lilorgran. Holmrrt lllark mlan, llvtn-r l,alla l '13 ll Svronrl Hou ll. to r.b: .lvrry llvxtvr. liliarlvs Slwri- A 5 Z May A4 lmiglzty Coll bless you: the Father, and the Son, and the H oly Ghost. With this blessing we seniors leave Saint Maryfs and walk hravely down the road we have chosen. Dear Lord, thank You for all the graces You have bestowed on us through the years. Guide us and strengthen us to make the Mass our life and our life a Mass. 55 .JAMES JOSEPH ANDERSON Joe . . . Even though vanquished he can argue still . . . aifable and easy on the eyes . . . HHas anybody got a sheet of paper, or anything? . . . Foreman of the jury fsenior playj . . . an answer to a coach's prayer on the gridiron and the hard- Wood . . . September 1956-Notre Dame U. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Football Captain 4, Basket- ball 1 ,2, 3, 4, Basketball Co-captain 3, Captain 4, Vice-President l, President 3, Treasurer 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3. Joe deals in stocks, but not bonds. Janet caught in the 'Edo it yourself craze E441 JANET LOUISE CASHION Janet . . f4Where there's a will, there's a wayf, . . . Woolworth,s super salesman . . . incompar- able prompter and judge . . . opening lines- lVlurder in the first degree . . . co-partner in the MPinky and Janet Alliancen. . . blunt . . . dy- namic . . . one of the elite--she has her license . . . alert and adaptable . . . guileless . . . business major. Clee Club l, 2,, Sodality 1, 2, 4, DECA 3: Chorus 3, Dramatics Club 4. A KATHARINE ALICE HAYES 6'Li,l Georgesv. . . beauty and brains . . . jitter- bug enthusiast . . . Miss Efficiency . . . Oh, we do! . . . tester of new recipes f Cortland Hospital, . . . conscientious student . . . a Seventeen wardrobe . . f'You wouldn't really kill me, would you? fsenior playj . . . sparkling Irish wit . . . finds it quite a task to live up to the reputation estab- lished by her sisters fscholarship winnersj . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 1, 2, Dramatics 4, Class Vice-President 2, Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, President 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, Girls' State 3, Youth Planning Council 4. MARLENE ANNE HAGMANN Mar . . . our only blonde . . . ready, willing and able . . . three time cheerleader . . . What idiot changed her vote? sadistic, overbearing No. 3 juror fsenior playj . . . keen and quick . . . in- genious . . . food connoisseur . . . cautious and exact chemist. . . defender of the short, short haircut . . . definitely a leader, never a follower. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheer- leader 1, 3, 4,Captain 4, Class President 1, Dra- matics Club 4, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Li- rarian Assistant 4, Junior Choir l., 2, 3, 4. EQLAZZS fa Marlene finds fun in homemaking. Kay is walled in by romance, adventure and mystery. E451 THERESA ANN HEALEY Terry . . . major part in the senior play-she held up the door during the first performance . . . tennis court terror . . . French phrases always wander into ber conversation . . .MJ e made a faux pas.,'. . . Surgical's assistant in blue and white . . . poised and pleasing to the eye . . . Saint Mary's graceful iigure skater. n Class Secretary 3, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, Cor- responding Secretary 2, 3, Junior Red Cross 1, 2, French Club 2, 3, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics Club 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT PAUL JUBINVILLE .luv . . . Mr. President . . . proud possessor of a ,49 Ford convertible . . . fambition- to tie a good-sized deer on its hoodj . . . CSTC bound . . . usually seen and always heard . . . sports en- thusiast . . . 6' 31Q Blue and Cold basketeer . . . witty and wise . . . Proprietor of Saint lVlary's Taxi Service . . . partial to females. Football 1, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Youth Planning Coun- cil 4, Altar Boy 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4. Terry meets a new friend. Juv learns a few new tricks from David. I 46 1 TERESA MAY KERWIN HEa . . . music lover . . . Earl Bostic to Tchaikov- sky . . . outdoors girl . . . our Girl Scout . . . senior life saver . . . domestic . . . her specialty- stuffed dates . . . steadfast in her convictions . . . college bound . . . ambitious . . . precise and per- severing . . . her brother Richie's best girl . . . calm, cool and competent . . . her dad's special patient. Class Secretary 2, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 41 Per Annos 4, Dramatics 43 Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 Junior Choir l, 2, 3, 4. ROBERT PATRICK KEEGAN 4'Keeg,'. . . elusive halfback . . . definitely Dr. ,lekyl and Mr. Hyde . . . possessor of unbounding energy on the basketball court . . . songbird before morning classes . . . dreams of going to Brazil with Sister Marianna to work with the mis- sionaries . . . favorite hobby-book reports-He reads the first and the last chapters. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club l, 2, 3g Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Altar Boy l, 2, 3. Bobis shine sets his feet a,dancin Teresa plays the great masterpieces. l 47 l EDWARD CHARLES MCEVOY Ted divides his thoughts into two channels-cab ing and sleeping . . f4Sure, that,s my jobn fsenior playj . . . Sister Merici's little Eddie . . . Mr. Malaprop--HI will now introduce our modifierw . . . mischievous and imperturbable . . . his ad- monition: Be ye therefore wise as serpents and simple as dovesw. . . hefty left end on the football squad. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, President 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Football 4, Dramatics Club 4, Class President 2, Boy,s State 3, Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 4. 1 I MARY ANNE MORTON Mary Anne . . . Tully's gift to Cortland . . . be- wildered and quizzical look . . . Liberace's most ardent fan . . .'6It's on the tip of my tongue, but 1 can't spit it offv. . . Quiet people always fool one . . . prejudiced, talkative juror fsenior playj . . . kind hearted and considerate . . . favorite song-- HI Wonlt Dancef, Vice-President 3, Glee Club 3, Dramatics Club 4, Sodality 3, 4. Ed knocksthen1aH down. Mary Anne relaxes with her favorite pianist. E481 C! Z T552 il? H 14531 W 3 .' SHEILA THERESE O'lVlARA Sheila . . . once removed Irish lass in search of a Shawn . . . the only individual able to keep every- one awake at a slumber party . . . unmistakable laugh . . . Give me that knife. . . . timid No. five juror fsenior playj . . . tall, slender and stately . . . our stand-in for Louella Parsons. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3. JOSEPHINE CARMELLA NATOLI Jo . . . our olive-skinned, velvet-eyed beauty He doesn,t even speak good English, N eleven juror fsenior playj . . . headed for CSTC . . . our lone poet . . . cooperative at all times excellent model of simplicity and sincerity demure, pensive and serene . . . Always a brides maid but . . . disarming streak of humor. Sodality l, 2, 3, 4-g Secretary 4g Clee Club l 2 3g Dramatics Club 4, Cheerleader 43 French Club 2, 3, Junior Choir l, 2, 3, 4, Class Treas urer 2. ,lo-,lo concocts her special spaghetti sauce 49 Sheilais caught in a rare moment JANE ELIZABETH OTT Janie . . . perky and petite . . . He's as guilty as they get. shy No. 2 juror fsenior playj .. . beaux galore . . . our only adept seamstress . . . her ambition-to attend the Traphagen School of Fashion . . . star art pupil . . . energetic and ac- commodating . . . inflexible as steel, . . . popular young miss of Request Timef' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Librarian As- sistant 4. SUSAN MARY ROARK Sue . . . typing whiz . . .HI know lots of things, I'm in advertisingv. . . sophisticated No. 12 juror fsenior playj . . . Let's go to Ithacaf, . . . proud possessor of a driver's license . . . happy go lucky . . . calm comforter ofthe sick fnurses' aidj . . . kindhearted King,s servant fChristmas playj . . . jovial, genial and genuine. Vice-President 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. Janie enlarges her wardrobe. Sue practices for the future. Sb3SE iEwa7w3'h?SlSi42 I5 'A 'ww .V ,YB E501 :: r MARGARET ANN WOODS Woodsie . . f'Sweet and Gentlew. . . delightful combination of curly black hair and ruddy cheeks . . .our fighting Irish cheerleader . . . earn- est housewife fsenior playj . . . good-natured . . . her lone enemy-time . . . zealous catechist in Virgil . . . ever attentive and congenial . . . known by her pensive, shy smile . . . Fran and Joan's baby sitter. Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4g Secretary 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Future Nurses Club 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, French Club 1, 4, President 4, Red Cross 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4. RENEE MARIE SKEHAN 6'Pinky',. . . cute and carefree . . . trademark- her contagious giggle . . . the only senior who can claim her hair was grey at 16 . . . Since when is dishonesty a group characteristicfw gentle No. 9 juror fsenior playl . . . proud of her fatherls beautiful new, red and white Mercury . . . tiny and tailored. Sodality 1, 4, Glee Club 1, Pep Club 3, Radio Guild 3, Dramatics Club 4, Purple Pennant 2. Pinky catches up on the latest. Michael ,lohn loves his Auntie Margaret. E511 - Scholarship winners of 755 takv il lnow. ll.. to r.l: Snzzinnc' 'lioolnr-y, Eilvvri H 3 lxeeglun, Maris- Nlnlvuney, William Loftus, lic-v. Uvorgv May, ffonstztnu- 5 gi 5 llayc-s, Holiin fiorroran. ,loan Taylor W : K 7 l I 5 H The seniors f-njoy one of their fondest rnvmories, the Svnior Communion Brvakfast. ll.. to r.i: NlklTtl'2ll'f'I Vlfoods, .lanvt liashion, Mary Allllk' Morton, Sheila U'lNlztra, Holm- vrt Kovgan, .lanv Utt, 'li1'l'f'Sil Kvrwin, Rolwrt .lnlminvillP, Rm. George May, Joseph Andvrson, Susan Roark, Kathzlrinf- Hayvs, iXlilFlf'l1f' Hklgllltiltlll, lidnard lllrlfvoy, Rf-live Sl'i1'llllll, 'l'ln'rr'sa Hs-alvy, .loscpltinv Nntoli Seniors display their class rings to the admiring sophomores. 1l,. to r.l: Patrick Ryan, Edward Mv- Evoy, Katherine Bell, Katharine Hatyve-2, l'atri4'ia Franvisvo 7 pilngur The Mass is over but it never ends. It goes on from the rising of the sun to the setting thereo We have completed our Mass at Saint lVIary's. Now we go out into the world to begin a new Mass in our chosen fields of endeavor. But before we leave, we wish to pay tribute to our benefactors. We are deeply indebted to those Christ-merchants, Christ-doc- tors, Christ-manufacturers and Christ- workers who have so graciously helped us finance our yearbook. E531 Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ackerman and Mrs. Edward Anderson and Mrs. Russell Ayers and Mrs. Leon Beaudry and Mrs. Cecil Bell and Mrs. George Bowker Miss Helen Brown and Mrs. W. E. Brown and Mrs. R. Burlingame Robert P. Byrne Joseph Calabro and Mrs. Thomas Carson and Mrs.John Cashion and Mrs. Louis Chernow Theodore Chernow Robert Comerford 81111115 Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Edmund Hoffmann Lawrence Hollister Roland Homer Fred lsaf Theodore J acobis Mr. Robert Johnson Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jordan Kenneth J ubinville Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Kiely Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. L. C. Larabee Floyd Lovelace Ludwig Burr Lyon William McAuliffe Mr. and Mrs. Harold McEvoy Stephen Megivern Mr. Patrick Conway Mrs. Justin Corcoran Mrs. Antonio Costa Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Crapser Crown City Barber Shop Dr. and Mrs. Edward P. Cummins Dr. and Mrs. Arthur D'Addario Mrs. Ella Danby Mrs. Gerald Dexter Miss Mary Dexter Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Dodds Mr. and Mrs. R. Donahue Mr. Malcolm Morgan Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan Miss Patricia Morris Mr. and Mrs. Edward Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Morton Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Moses Mr. and Mrs. Roy Moulton Mr. and Mrs. C. J. O'Mara Mrs. Kurt Neugebauer Mr. and Mrs. Lee Ott and Mrs. Leon Dowd Sidney Dower and Mrs. William Duffy and Mrs. Andrew Dwyer and Mrs. N. S. Ferris Mrs. Mary Fitzpatrick John Foley and Mrs. P. Foote and Mrs. Roland Foote Jr. N. J. Gabriel Claude E. Gage and Mrs. Alexander Guilfoyle and Mrs. L. Glave M. B. Glezen and Mrs. Harry Glover Sr. and Mrs. Delbert Harris and Mrs. John B. Hayes Miss Catherine Jean Hawks Dr. and Mrs. J. Pashley Mr . and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Phalen R. Porter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Race Mrs. Martha Reif Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Roark Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanford P. Scarano William Shay Robert Sheridan Robert Slocum Gilbert Snyder Mrs. Julia Speciale Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Stack Leon Starr Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tucci Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Tucker J. E. Wattenburg Timothy Woods Mr. and lVlrs.C. Zaharis Mr and Mrs. Richard Healey E541 Zed Wake to ide af 1956 Seniors with their mothers admire Father Quirk's handiwork. YL. to r.D: Mrs. Kenneth Juhinville, Father May, Robert Jubinville, Susan Roark, Mrs. DeMane, President of the Mothers Club and Mrs. Dudley Roark MOTHERS CLUB 0F ST. MARY'S SCHOQL i551 Start a SAVINGS BAQK Account Now h0'0 l W yptl. Z See Your Savings Bank v I V ' 0' W EVERY Payday Saving Makes the Difference between Wishing and Having Cortland AV NGS Bank MEMBER OF FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1956 ECQLG Basketeers take 3 pause that refreshes. QL. to r.b: Edward Mvifvoy, ,loss-ph Aririf-rsun, Robert .llllminville Cortland Coca-Cola Bottling Company T561 Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 Marine Midland Trust Company Of Southern New York Cortland Office Cortland, New York Member of the Fede l Deposit Insurance Corporat Congratulations - Class of 1956 DILLINGHAM MOTORS, INC 76 North Main Street Cortland, New York SERVES YOU RIGHT i571 Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 HOMER NATIONAL BANK Homer, New York A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporati Member of the Federal Reserve System Compliments of WICKWIRE BROTHERS, INC Manufacturers of WIRE CLOTH, WIRE NETTING WIRE NAILS AND WIRE Cortland, New York I531 The Best of Luck . . . Compliments of to the Class of 1956 DWYER STUDIO ACME LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CO. West road Route 281 North of Groton Avenue at 21 Chmon Ave Phone SKyIine 6-7581 Compliments to the CONGRATULATIONS Senior Class of '56 TO THE CLASS OF 1956 O'SHEA TIRE SERVICE Tompkins Street Extension O CORTLAND, N. Y. Phone SKyline 6-7081 Catholic Daughters of America Kelly 81 Firestone Tires 59 Complimenfs of FREETH MOTORS, INC. Your LINCOLN MERCURY DEALER SALES 8m SERVICE CORTLAND - HOMER ROAD Complimenfs of Mc EVOY 8: SONS Funeral Directors X I 'VA W, C W' CORTLAND STANDARD I I Corfland's Daily Newspaper EXTENDS GREETINGS AND Cify, Counfy, Nafional and Infernafional News FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE and FEATURE SERVICE Carrier-boy delivery in CORTLAND-HOMER MCGRAW EXPRESSES APPRECIATION TO ST. MARY'S STUDENT BODY AND FACULTY .I. C. PENNEY COMPANY 81-85 Main SI. Cortland, N. Y lf pays fo Shop af Penney's 60 BROCKWAY SCHOOL BUSSES SAFETY - DEPENDABILITY SERVICE BROCKWAY MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Factory and General Office at Cortland, New York Branches and Dealers in Principal Cities ROURKE 81 GRANATO Plumbing and Heating Phone SK 6-7472 SK 6-8593 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL Congratulations to the Class of 1956 KARAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE A Complete Shopping Center For Your Everyday Needs TIRE SERVICE 5 South Main St. Ploneer 6-9915 Homer 81 Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. Homer' New York E611 Best Wishes Congratulations to to ST. MARY'S GRADUATES the Class of 156 C Thompson Boat Co. Ladies' Auxiliary of fhe 127 Elm sneer Cortland, N. Y Knights of Columbus SK 6-5121 Congratulations ancl Best Wishes to the Senior Class of 1956 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Cortland Council No. 233 E621 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF '56 Sheridan's 0 Motor Express, Inc. Two Trucks Daily Syracuse and Cortland Cortland Auto Supply Company, Inc. 12-16 Court Street Cortland, N. Y Established 1913 QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS 9 Compliments of 1164-4464 foam 12 Clinton Avenue Marian Tucci Elizabeth De Santa 63 mS1 I CORTLAND FISHING LINES ak CAM-O-FLAGE Casting Line CORTLAND 333 Non-Sinkable Fly Line PLION Spinning Line CORTLAND LINE CO., INC. Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1956 STEVENS DINER Cortland, N. Y. The House of Graduation Gifts A LQUNS 27 Clinton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. 3 Main Street Cortland, N. Y Dial SK 6-7431 i641 BEST OF LUCK 81 TO THE SUCCESS CLASS OF 1956 A. B. BROWN 8: SON General Hardware Power Tools - Appliances - Known for quality goods and Phone SK 6-2861 Paints Gifts fair prices since 1904. Homer-Cortland Rd. BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 JOHN B. BRIGGS CADILLAC SERVICE Best Wishes KELLOGG AUTO SUPPLY CO. 159 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. Replacement Parts and Accessories for SUNOCO PRODUCTS Cars, Trucks, Busses and 12 S. Main St. Homer Pl 6-2626 Tractors E651 H. WILTSIE G. Your Friendly Department Store Ready To Wear Accessories Graduation Gifts Best Wishes to the Class of '56 BERT FERRIS Builder ot New Homes Remodeling ,Alterations 32 Van Hoesen Cortland N Y Your Complete Satisfaction ls Our Constant Goal Phone SK 3-0784 BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF 1956 RAY E. KEENEY 81 SCN Lumber Supplies 174 Port Watson St. Phone SK 6-9977 E601 Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1956 Flowers By Reynolds Complete Floral Service with Flowers tor every occasion FREE DELIVERY SERVICE 109 Tompkins St. Dial SK 6-6882 Cortland, N. Y. OUR FLOWERS SMELL Compliments of ECONOMY PAVING COMPANY .l. Compagni H. F. Hudson 77 Pomeroy St. Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 6-7022 Black Top Paving - Trucking Free Estimates Compliments of CRESCENT CORSET CO., INC. Cortland, New York Compliments of BERNICE SHOPPE 7 N. Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 3-0022 Compliments ot WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATED STORES 19 Clinton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 3-0471 Congratulations to the Class ot '56 Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. 25 Main St. Cortland, New York Congratulations to the Class of '56 Compliments of QUINLAN DAIRY Phone SK 6-2342 Wilson and Greene Lumber Co. 118 Port Watson St. Cortland, N. Y. Your Home Building Counselor SMITH ELECTRIC Factory - Farm - Home No Job Too Large No Job Too Small 15 N. Main St. Cortland, N. Y SK 6-6312 Burgess King Sr Son GMC TRUCKS 62-64 Clinton Ave. SK 6-6062 Compliments of DEWEY'S TOYLAND 25 N. Main St. TOYS - NEWS - GIFTS Famous Midland Town Talk Ice Cream and Dairy Foods Distributed by MIDLAND FARMS Groton Ave. Ext. Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of ROBINSON'S Used Car Sales Cortland - Homer Road 68 STAUBER DRUGS 53 Main Street Dial SK 6-7591 PRESCRIPTIONS R. A. Stauber Pharmacist and Chemist It You Want . . . A Diamond - Watch - A Ring JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS SILVERWARE - We Have Them At - Jones Jewelry Store Compliments of Stupke's Pastry Shop Birthday and Wedding Cakes Cakes For All Occasions 124 Main Street SK 6-7482 We Buy and Sell New and Used Furniture, Stoves and Antiques H. P. JOHNSON Phone SK 3-1421 or SK 6-6276 24 Groton Avenue Cortland, N. Y For Quality . . . Laundry Service Rug Cleaning Linen Supply Service Call The Cortland Laundry 15 Court Street SK 6-7712 Compliments of MOBILGAS Service Station Gas Oil Service Jim Canestaro Compliments of Cities Service Gas Station Corner ot Madison and Main Tom Burlingame Compliments of Cortland Small Loan 69 Compliments of ROBBINS Tobacco Company 89 Main Street Cortland, New York Congratulations to the Class of '56 Cortland Wholesale Electrical Supply 201 North Homer Avenue Cortland, New York SK 6-9021 Compliments HARRY ALPERT of 'he JEWELERS 60 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. SHAMROCK Serving the BEST PIZZA in town 138 Main St. Dial SK 6-9718 Always at Your Service Our Greatest Asset-Your Good Will Telephone SKyline 6-9626 BERN ARNOLD, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of 56 DODGE-PLYMOUTH I HYDE S DINER Sales and Service Ralph E. Swindler N. Homer Rd. 23 Groton Avenue President Cortland, N. Y. Cortland' New York Compliments of LATlMER'S Store For Men 20 Central Avenue Manhattan Shirts - Dobbs Hats Compliments of De JOHN Tile 81 Supply Company 18 Central Avenue SK 6-6321 70 Best Wishes to Compliments of The Class of '56 N R l DEXTER'S OSS AD O CIGAR STORE 95 Main Street 23 Clinton Avenue Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 6-2896 Cortland, N. Y. SK 6-9715 LIS Compliments ot GARAGE STEVEN'S CLEANERS General Repairs 31 Clinton Avenue 89 Bartlett St. Dial SK 6-6991 Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 6-9686 Cortland, N. Y. For Quality Work - Prompt Service Courteous Treatment DOVl'S GARAGE Home ot Complete Service Patronize L C Tompkins Street Ext. el-EA'NING CO Dial SK 6-6371 Cortland, N. Y. 17 couff sneer SK 3-0812 FORD SALES AND SERWCE BOLTCN BROTHERS OF CORTLAND AND ITHACA 10 Varities of Doughnuts For Special Orders Dial SK 3-0491 213 Tompkins Street Countryside Wallpaper and Paint Outlet The Best tor Less Mr. Skip Holmes, Proprietor Next to Airport . Drive-In Theatre Groton Ave. EXTSDTIOD Cortland, N. Y. SK 6-7982 71 Compliments of North Main Market Doris Timmerman 133 North Main Street Cortland, New York Success to the Class of '56 from .l-H DIN ER .loe Hagmann Dressy Flats - Loafers - Casuals BY SANDLER OF BOSTON Sarvay Shoe Company Best Wishes To The Class of '56 Rinaldi Produce Co. Homer, New York PI 6-2470 Congratulations ' to the CONGRATULATIONS TO THE Graduates of 1956 CLASS OF '56 from ' Camp Packing Co., Inc. Gov. Inspected Meat Products Cortland Floor Craft Compliments of PALM GARDENS 52 Elm Street Cortland, N. Y Compliments of Morton's Mobil as Q Nick Morton, Proprietor SK 6-9728 168 Homer Avenue Cortland, N. Y 72 Congratulations and Best Wishes To The Class ot '56 BEST WISHES DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM To THE A R S I T CLASS OF '56 SODA BAR CIGAR sToRE HOLY NAME SOCIETY 30 Main St. Cortland, N. Y. Complimenfs of Best Wishes to the Class of '56 T'CKN0R'5 KAN E's BAKERY 171 Homer Ave. SKyline 6-6265 The Furniture Store of Cortland Across from the Grand Union Compliments of CORTLAND PAPER COMPANY Paper products for use in Homes, Offices, Schools and Stores 138 Main St. SK 3-1050 VAN DRUG CO. 9 North Main Street CORTLAND, NEW YORK DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS Best Wishes . . . for Future Success Ritz Beauty Salon Compliments of .lohnnie's Barber Shop 14 NORTH MAIN smear ROY NISSEN .IOHN DeSANTA 73 Congratulations and Success To The Class of 1956 Fourth Degree KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CORTLAND ASSEMBLY NO. 233 Cortland, New York Best Wishes to St. Mary's Graduating Class of 1956 First National Bank of Cortland Corner of Main and Central A Good Corner to Bank On Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation E741 TAKE COMMUNITY COFFEE SHOP ls ., vvv vv E ev -ave 2 a QW3N'w'q5wle 1OM' Sf f c fl a N un L BREAD i aln ree or an , 0, 2 Phone SK 6-5441 43. 0 7 . AT YOUR GROCERS Renowned for Refinement and Good Food THE A T?-HEADD K 6 6 THT MIRACLE WEDGE Overhead Door Co. of N. Y., Inc. 200 Tompkins Sfreef Corfland, New York Phone SKyIine 6-5616 E751 GEGRGE BOWKER Shoe Store 5 Main Street Cortland, New York Reliable Family Shoe Store Congratulations To The Class Of 1956 GORDON'S DRUGS 13 Clinton Ave. Cortland, New York Enioy Popularity . . . Remove Unwanted Hair Permanently With Electrolysis Rosa's Beauty Salon 21 Clinton Ave. Dial SK 6-7212 Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of Scharteld's Jewelers 10 Main sneer SK 6-6262 Expert Watch Repair Where The Best Cost Less I. Cortland Hardware Comp 'gems an Pumps Plumbing Best Wishes Paints Heating from Hardware Appliances 13 North Main St. Dial SK 6-7902 Cortland, New York Clds and Fulmer 42 Main Street Best Wishes To The Graduating Class COE F. DEXTER GROCERIES AND MEATS SK 6-8961 Cortland, New York SANDERS Sports 81 Luggage Shop 32 No. Main Street We invite you to come in and browse around Complete Line of Sporting Goods 76 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 56 THE ROSARY SOCIETY Sales Service PARKER PONTIAC INCORPORATED II Port Watson Street Phone SK 6-7544 Cortland, N. Y. Our Service Includes Everything In The Florist Line ARNOLD'S FLORISTS Established 1893 Compliments of MCNEIL MUSIC A' L' Hicks II Clinton Avenue 29 Cayuga Street . Homer, N' Y. Pl 6-2631 Dial SK 6-7733 Cortland, N. Y. Best Wishes Best Wishes to to Class of 1956 Class of 1956 MU LLEN'S I S Office Supplies and Equipment 32 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. 28 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Compliments of OLDSMOBILE INC. . ' Mables News Stand Authorized Cigars - Cigarettes Sales - Service - Parts Candy - Sundries Phone Pl 6-2350 Homer, N. Y. Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. 77 Congratulations and llwhere Style ls Set Best Wishes to the For Youth., Class of 1956 I MELAN E S S. 81 S. DINER 85 Groton Avenue Cortland, N. Y. CLOTHIERS, INC. 54 Main Street Orange Kist Bottling Van Horn and Company Woodworth, Inc. 48 Elm Street Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 6-5312 Bottlers and Distributors of Kist Beverages All Sizes All Flavors Watch and Clock Shop Barrile and Van Horn 11 Clinton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. Dial SK 6-7337 WILLIAM J. NIX GENERAL INSURANCE Burgess Building Phone SK 6-2012 Compliments of A. J. MELDRIM Dial SK 6-6126 8 Court Street Congratulations to the Congratulations Class of 1956 SHAW AND BOEHLER Cortland Dry Cleaners FLORISTS Store: 137 Main Street 11 North Main St. Cortland, N. Y. Dial SK 6-8681 Dial SK 6-7121 78 DRESS WELL and SUCCEED Compliments of Calabro Shoe Repair 126 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS To the Class of '56 Anything in Concrete ALBERT HENDRICKS 25 Pearne Avenue Cortland, N. Y. SK 3-0284 coNGRATuLATloNs FROM REX STODDART and GORDON HOAR Gulf Products 73 North Main Street Cortlanzl, N. Y. SK 6-9702 Compliments of THE TERRACE Route 281 Cortland, N. Y. GRANT'S BAKERY lf lt's Grants You'll Like It 119 Groton Avenue Cortlantl, N. Y. Dial SK 6-2875 Compliments of Semeran Bros. Dairy of Cortland, Homer, McGraw, Blodgett Mills Quality Dairy Products Phone SK 3-1481 RD 1 McGraw 79 Compliments of CLASS OF '57 Compliments of CLASS OF '58 Compliments of CLASS OF '59 Compliments of CLASS OF '60 Compliments of CLASS OF '61 Compliments of COSMOS HILL FARM TELEPHONE SK 6-2142 Mitchel B. Carroll Floyd E. Wadsworth Fabrizio Men's Shop MEN'S CLOTHING 81 FURNISHINGS 99 Main Street Phone SK 6-9022 P AY N E B RO S. oFFlcE EQUIPMENT, INC. Stationers Office Supplies I4 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Dial SK 6-9933 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '56 St. Mary's Alumni Association 80 Compliments of The Cortland Upholstering Co. 50 Clinton Avenue Cortland, New York SK 6-9706 Raymond Conway - Proprietor Best Wishes Congratulations to and Saint Mary's Graduates Best Wishes to METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE CO. J. Richard Downs, Manager One North Main St. Cortland, New York St. Mary's Graduates Sisters of St. Francis 81 ST. MARY'S CHURCH 0 Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL HPV. George H. May. Pastor Assistants Rev. John Quirk Rev. Charles Drunnn HPV. Thomas Leonard SCHFIDITLE OF SERVICES NIASSES: Sundays, 0:15, 7:30. 8:1-5, l0:00, ll:00 Holy Days, 5:30, 7200. 3200, 9:00 Daily. 7:00, 7:30. 8:00, 8530: First Ifriduy, 5:30. 7:00. 7:30 Novena Mass.. Saturday, 7:30 A. M. CUNITESSIONS: Saturday. 1:00. 7:30 P. M. Eve of Holy Dayf. 1:00. 7:30 P. M BAPTISMS: Sunday. l 200 ID. M. NOV!-INA IJEVOTIONS: VI fvnm clay. 7:30 P. M. N471 Awww OF ITHACA PRI NTE RS A FINE coMBINATIoII 312 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, N.Y. PHONE ITHACA 4-6016 ...F0lI A PRIZE WIIIIIIIIG AIIIIIAL IOGA ST. ITHACA, N.Y. I fl Arknnmlehgmenta We owe the success of the 1956 Per Annos not only to our advertisers and patrons, but also to those who generously offered their services and willingly gave their time and energy. Therefore we thank: Sister Merici for her untiring zeal and constant encour- agementg The members of the faculty at Saint Ma1y's for their wholehearted supportg Mr. John Gould of the Ithaca Engraving Company for his kind interest and valuable assistanceg Mr. Richard Dwyer for his distinctive photographyg Mr. Joseph Briggs for his realistic basketball shotsg Mr. Floyd Parke of Art Craft of Ithaca for his kindly solicitude and helpful suggestionsg Mr. James Gilmore of the S. K. 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