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

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V, N,,AM 1 A .24 , Z., , , ,.::3'3::'j.:i.o5?gf Q H ' , - A. ,L -l 2 .9 4.45. ,, 1- 1 , I .. , ' 1 1 fa H V , , f,-M-X' .QI if ' . 335 - V .s 1 5 ei? an ,giffeea GMM euggyffeeg fee The 1957 - Lees free Qwwfeess PER ANNOS Meek I My Wag Presented by The Senior Class of Saint Mary's High School Cortland, New York 'QW I me! ey ,L',ef,cf1.we AQXVMJCQN fff f is d ....... u ...Dries LQEIHY My Business managers .Br dl T1 Foote bf XZQICAX Jw, I J Jehisnteeme 'S eeffwffis WWW We S Z9 S W N50 I' V 1 XXIII 'x 'x WN ' X wma.- , W- t Www, .,,..Js......- N lil +R.. 'X if ,AWN ,Y 1-4 Foreword The theme of the IQ57 Per Auuos is Youth.'7 au appropriate theme for a yearhook. written zuul eflitecl hy torlay's youth. Thus it is the purpose of the V157 Per Annos through the three tlieologieul virtues of faith. hope. aml love to portray youth. The first flivision com-erus the faith of youth wherehy youth reeeives an irleal zmcl ai goal. Sec-oucl is the hope of youth. llere are pre- seutetl the uclivitiem whivh inspire youth to seek a souncl mind, hotly and soul. The last division is a mrmifestation ol' the lahol' of those who have a love of youth, our teavhers. Now let us eoutiuue with the hook . . Dedication Rizviinrzun Cmmpii H. Mn' Because of his deep spirituality, his indefatigahle zeal, his wise counseling, his enthusiastic cooperation, his paternal solic- itude, his genial affahility and his ohvious practicality, We, the Senior Class of l957, affectionately dedicate this volume of the Per ,f4nn0s to our helovefl pastor, prinvipal, und friend-the Reverend George H. May. t 4 l Table of Contents Foreword ... Dedication . . Administration . . Facuhy ..... Activities Religious . . Curricular . . . Extracurricular . . Classes . . . Patrons .... Advertisers .... E51 Page Page Page Page page page page page page page Administration ' N ,Q NN OW Wg M V U , llIN Y H V STATE IN FIDE it Mosi' lil-:vl-:1n:Nn W,Al.'Fl'II1 A. lfoicnv, IJ. U. His Excellency, Bishop Foery, is the teaching authority for the Diocese of Syracuse. He directs and promotes all our educational programs and spiritual activities. E61 Administration wh 'H-essays 'auf' Iii-ix. .louw Q1 mix limp filiANI,IiS Dm MM Iii-:xp 'l'umms lmjomla Ro-lipinn III xiINit'l'ill0I' of Mill:-livs Rviiglimi ii ii2li1'1'ill'Iil'ilI Winrix 1i:ltr'4'il4'til'zli Work ii1ll4'1'ill'Ii4'ili Work iillulm of NIWXIHRIII ffillll all iitlliiiilllli Mimi Iimlliimi Ui i'i'U' lull' 'iil'ill'ill'I'h ffuilvgm- 'Mlximr Im' 'iit'4'Il-'Mill' Xlilliil iit'IllQ'I' in blil'I'ililbI' ui' -Xltur iiujx l.urllz1ml Mcyrmzlc M. 'I'i4l:m:m:l,x. ll-I'l'l' l,l'iIIl'1'I7lIf I 7 I Faculty Sn. Nl. El'S'l'0f'IIlA Sn. AIARY llAul.m:x Mus. SALLY KARI' KiI1tlPl'QIllI'IPl1 Grade' I Crude 2 ilutm-4-lwlivul Work ifatvc-llr-tival Work Mus. llmmrm' Wl1.l.1AmN Grade 3 Grade 3, 4 l..1tx-c'l14-Iirzll Vfurk 1 Sn. Mmm: KEVIN Sn. Nl. f1HfiEIAlA Mus. f:A'lkIIH!llNK Hmmm Crude- -1 Grade 5 Crude 6 lIaxtv1'lwtim'al Work Choir Boys 'l'f-avllvr :Mlvisor tu 1Iz1tcr'l1r'tir'al Work .lunirur RHI ilross E81 Su. Hmm-zluxx Ninn Faculty Sn. NI, lhnnnlmn Sk. Nl. UUKOI'IIl'fN Sn. f1lIXHI,l-N Xlumc ilrzulv T tlfillll' H Hvliggiun l, t:l lll'I'2lI S4'iQ'll1'4' 1 alle-vlu-livul Work Xrt. llraulm- I2 liiolugly. ffllvluistry. Pllyfiu f.LlI4't'llf'ti1'ilI Vvurk fI4lU'4'Ill'liI'ilI Vfurk Nu. Nl. lm-im-:sux ltngllsll I. lnllmluvllnn to BIISIIIFSN lypmg. BIISIIIPSS Lum U1 1 luni Q.. tm of ilu llulr :ml 0 L Sn. Nl. I'-xl l.ri'l l'r. Nc Ii inn FI'l'lll'll I :xml 2 90 3. :xlIllIl4'Illillll'5 Ill. ll flulily Nlmlvrutur Nc. Xl. 'I'n-im-Lslxnz 5 swf R 'h-sw' Xxlbflll lliitury Xnu-rivun llhlnry SH. Xluzlfxxm Su. Nl. Nl:-.mu fillfiiliilll Lixingi. xlilfIl4'IIl2llil'5 U K1'liQ1iUlI L Hngglish 2. IS. I Xvalrlumk xl1lll0I'ilfl!I'. l.iln'urialn Din-vtul' of lhilllmzlliw L91 Hall lllll 7 llllll I ' 5 Honor To Whom Honor Is Due v SISTER MARY CONSTANCE, OSF. '4Those who instruct others unto .lustice shall shine as stars for all eternity. For fifty years Sister Constance has patiently taught little children and started young souls on the road to heaven. After her profession, Sister taught kindergarten at St. Patrickis School in Buffalo. Then she was sent to Kingston, Jamaica, where she labored for twenty-two years and endeared herself to all her pupils by her graciousness and kindness. After her return to the United States, Sister came to Cort- land, where she has served for seventeen vears initiatin a whole , g generation into a happy Catholic school life. On this your golden jubilee, Sister Constance, we, your former pupils, offer you a golden rosary of prayer. U01 Faith of Youth Youth. dt-spite its restless pave, has moments of deep spiritu ihty. In faith, youth cliscmfers the purpost- of lite and thc- umm alt its pruhlvnts. t H1 Youth Strives for Personal Holiness Maria Costa explains to the officers the purpose of the guard of honor. ll. to r.l: Cenciicyc Morris, treasurer: ,lames Lovelace, president: Sharon Lanigan, vice-president: Cerald O'Rourlie, secretary: Maria Costa To Christ through Maryf, These four words contain the purpose of the Sodality of Our Lady. Through devotion to Mary the Sodalists strive to become closer to her Son. The Sodality, under the capable direction of Sister Paulette, the moderator. undertakes many activities during the year to fulfill this purpose. The monthly meetings include recitation of the Little Office, panel discussions on topics of inter- est to Catholic teenagers, meditations, and an oc- casional guest speaker such as Father May. On the third Sunday of each month the Sodalists at- tend 8:45 Mass and receive Holy Communion in a body. Committees such as the Eucharistic Com- mittee encourage the members to avail them- selves of the Church's means of holiness. Some of the highlights of the year for the Sodalists are the annual Communion breakfast, the sponsor- ship of the Christmas ball, the ceremony for the reception of the probationers. and the beautiful May Crowning. Social and religious activities, forming the lvasis of a good life, are both to he found in the Sodality. From this organization the students of St. lVlary's obtain spiritual comfort for the present, and a deeply rooted love and devotion for Christ and Mary, which will malfe them bet- ter Catholics for the future. Junior boys present Mary7s liaclio flour at Sodality meet- ing. ll. to lil: Robert lloixd, Ronald l'ortcr. William Bulger, Karl llcim. Ccrald U'Hourkc mm. . a Youfh Draws Apart from The Crowd 'l'Iu- stmln-nts listvn att1'ntiu'lv as l illllt'I' Ulix l'nr two lnrn-li days bt. Mary s students rt'- trvatvd from their 1-rc-r'y1lay 1-are-s in thv world and Iurnvd tu an vxaniination nl tliviiisvlws and the-ir rclatimi to Cod. With the- 1-miipvteiit spir- itual guidarivv nl l'i2lllH'l' Oliver Murray. 0.I .M.. tho rutrvalants att:-niptt-fl this intmspvrrtimi and tlist-nvora-tl wht-rc they had failed in the past. livginningi with Mass 4-avh ninrning and trun- tinuing with 1-nrilvl'mi4'os. spiritual reading, and group prayer, tht- rctreat ollivrt-rl ample time for 4-auh participant to seam-li out the rnessagv of eavh ul lxillllffl' Nlurray's sernions and apply it tu himself. IQUVZIIISC of l'i2lllN'l'iS straightforwardness in pros:-nting tht- tc-at-liings of thc' Church and 1-1' Nlnrray r.-Ile thvni ul tlu-ir linul final and lfntl. his clear-1'ut login- usurl tu prmo his pninl. lu' vapturcd liste-ncrs. the attention and adniiratimi of his When ants wwrrv resolyefl to right tht- wrungs ul tlu-ir past and to livt- Z1 life ul ss-rvice in thvir vliust-n vmration, whatever it may he. As l athe-r lNlurray intoned the Papal Blessing at thc- close- uf rt-trual. the underlying themv of must of his talks ran through thc- minds of the students. lt was thoniv of tho Angels on tlw first Christmas night. and the theme of the life of the person whose- Vlcclnvstlay inurning 1-anw. tht' rvtrvat- hirth they heralded- Pvace on earth tu ni:-n ul grind Will.H lfatlit-1' Murray vhats with sunn- nl lhv rutrvatants. ll. In r.t: llraullvy l uoIr'. .lzunvs l.m4'la1'r-, llonzihl llmrulilris. l'aIlie'r Nlnrray, Cz-rald ll.R0llI'lsf' - www.: nz ......lfx the- Youth Pays Homage 'ro Mary 'I'hf- queen and her court ask Mary for gruidancc and protection. ll. to r.. standingi: Bradley Foote, Mary Madden, Elizaheth Neugchauer. Mary U'Hourke. ,larncs l,oxelace: ll. to r.. kneelingt: Sharon l.anigan, llarole Zaharis, Nancy llnlly Un Sunday afternoon, May 26th, St. Maryis Church was filled with the lovely strains of the Litany of Loreto, and the scent of red roses. De- voutly singing the l,itany. a long procession of white came slowly down the aisle. For St. Maryis Sodalists this was the day of days, the day on which each one could participate in the public crowning of the queen of his heartvthe Blessed Virgin Mary. This day had heen set aside by the Sodalists especially for Mary, and excitedly they had prepared for it and looked forward to it. As they sang the beautiful hymns of praise to Mary, Thou Who Art So Fairw and uliail lmmacu- latafl each one silently renewed his love and de- votion to Mary, His Mother. Finally the long-awaited moment arrived. All eyes turned toward the statue. and a hushed. hreathless silence fell over the entire Church as the queen, Betty Neugzebauer, ascended the steps and reverently placed the jeweled crown on Mary -'Queen of Heaven and Earth. Then solemnly, the Sodalists recited the Act of Consecration, pledging their fidelity to their queen. To the traditional hymn, 't0h Mary, con- ceived without sin, pray for us who have re- course to theef' the queen and her court slowly left the sanctuary, returning to their places. Each one. feeling a tinge of joy and happiness after participating in the heautiful ceremony of the coronation of his heavenly mother and highest ideal. sang the MO Salutarisf' Wllantum Ergo and finally 'Alioly God, We Praise Thy Namef, Betty Neugehauer crowns Mary, our Mother. Youth Glories in Service lmll Null- ol 'xllill' IIIYI Hou llrnnl In lHll'lNlI lltlllillll llxwmlxlxls. 'xllllltllly 5llly Rllllllll l.Ulllf'I'l0l4ll. l4'l'I4l'lIl'1' lglllQL1'I' 1-mul Nun llvronl In lILl4'lx I: l'1'l1'r llmxnx, llillll Willllilll. llmlgilus fllmvr. 114-mlll fyH0lII'lx1'. llvnry l'4-rrim' lllirfl lion lfrunt In Inu-k P: ifurl Xlnsn-5. lI.ll0llllkN llmxxl. .Inlm Vlilwiz-. ,lnlm Uttn-msn-lmt. VIVIIHIIIZIN Hyun. llrm'ggul'y Sum xl lm lllullt Sulv nl Xllill' llwml lion llront In lm:-ki: 1-1-mill lluulilmn. llumllml Nlvlizn-. lll'l'I'llI'4l llllllllllilll. SlI'lPlH'H xll',EllW'I'II. ,lolln lhmll. Wil lium llulgc-r 1-mul Nou llrunl lu lmvklz .laum-N xllhilll. ,lzum-5 5llf'I4lllLlIl. l.lll1l'll'5 klllglll. xIll'lHl1'l lXill'2llll. Hll'lllll'll fum:-Il lllirnl lion ll-l'UIlI In lmvlxl: ,l:un:'Q Iluly. Gary N4'l1ll'I'lllbll,l'l' l'zltl'i1'k RVQIII Un 'Xllzu' llrnml In lun-k I: l,alul'4-nw' lflzuv. xlll'lI2ll'l Xlrl,l11rn-. ,Inv-plm Xlutux lnl :lvl Nlnruun, ,Inlm llann-5. 52llIllll'l llf-Ill-r fl'IIll'I'1lIl Xlllll' llrmll In lmrlx I: .IJIIIIUN l,me'l:l4'4', .lulm Xlf'y1'I'S. llrzullvx lwmlc' l lllu-1' fxllllfli lllSll'lIK'lS lns units in tht- liturgy of the llll'1'll. ll In IL! lust Hun: l 1lllu'r ,Iilllll Xl. lqluirlx xll1'llil1'l SUll'IIll1'I'gLt'I'. xxilllillll lxnigllrl. lluxill Ulixf-r. linlwrt I':ll1'Il H4-uml lion: liulwrt fflzlxv. Klu- ,l1IIl'l'U'I', ,Ivrv Ill-Xlvr. Xlivluu-I X11- ll:-rnmll lllirnl Kunz l34mz1l4l F1-rris. .lolm XIIIITRIY. .lulm lhlllalw In XI4-l'1xvry..l1-nuzlle' H1llII'lx1'. Nulwrl llmul. Xlil Youth Finds Solace in the Mass Father lVlay distributes Holy Communion to the seniors in convent chapel. Early in the morning on the feast of St. Joseph, the seniors entered the brilliantly lighted con- vent chapel for their annual Mass. This was their Hrst experience at hearing Mass in the con- vent, and they were deeply impressed by the quiet solitude and beauty that surrounded them. Soon Father May, preceded by Charles Sheri- dan as acolyte, entered the chapel and lVlass be- gan. Throughout this sublime act of worship, the seniors raised their voices, singing hymns of adoration and praise to their Cod, so near to them. After receiving Holy Communion, they ex- perienced a deep feeling of inner peace and close- ness to their Creator, so often experienced after receiving this sacrament. ln thanksgiving for all the graces and bless- ings they had received during their years at St. Maryis, the seniors at the end of Mass again raised their voices in 4'Holy God We Praise Thy Namef' Thus, with this solemn event, another highlight of the year came a close, and the seniors became more aware of the peace and con- tentment found in their faith. Seniors leaving the chapel after Mass m- Youth Shares in Community Activities l ullu-r llrunnn uchirvssc-s Youth Pam-l and students during National tiutholim' Youth Vit-1-ix. ti. to r.I: lolm lloumlr lf:'rzti1i0ixultl'i'U'.izltl'I1'h Hyun.l'z1thv:'lh'utnln. ,llIliIiilxi1lliliQ'll. .ioztnnn- xi1'jLlXl'I'll, Vw tiluun Hulggrx uxlliitlllili tlutholit' Youth XX 1-1-ki' has for its 'lihf' Moths-rs tiluh is tht- good right ilI'Ill ol' St purposv tht- t'Ilt'tllIl'il5.L1'lTll'lli of youth to parlivi- NIQIVQIS Svhooi. Ont' of tht- most uvtiu' orguniza putt- in tln- atpostoiix' work oi tht- Churvh. in ami- tions of the parish. it has stvzulfustly proxitlvcl as fiition it urge-s youth to tukt' part in Wblllllllllliiy sistzulvt' unfl support wht-lu'w'1' it was l'c-rptin-ti :u'tixitit'sall1i lo It-ml oth:-rs to tlori hy their good Highlighting tht- vluhis urtititic-s wus tht- unnuui t'fXilltlllit'. This mls uf-II point:-cl out hy tht- slogan iilliit-t Suppt-r hold this your in thx- spring in of this yr-uris Youth XM-vii Trust in Youthf' honor of tht- St'IIitllA lilztss :intl thvir ntothvrs. Xiotht-rs tiiuh mtv st-niors unti the-ir tnotht-rs. ti. to r.I: ifrzutk 'l':1ylor. Xlrs. iiillyittll i'i1lIil4'I4 Nitty. Xlrs. hootv, iirauih-y Fools-. Xin. llvXlum- on -w-.1 Ylvnnv JL um - .--.1 ummm-Q Choir Boys Lift Their Hearts To God i'll'SI lion ll. to r.I: lhomas ffoorlrtch. Philip Dori. Holm-rt lflarlx. ,lohn Michael Morris, Nlichael tlonrt. .lame-s Nlorris fvccoml Hou tl. to rt: lliomas llttlttllttth. llonaltl lyrcll. Aftiltlt' Vlialsh. lfranls Xloi. ltr-rnarrl kitt'itItt. ltaxirl llanw 'lihirrl lion ll. to r.I: Xnthony lloxi, 'llilnothy BlIlQLPt', Steplien Xlorpan. .loseph Slierizlan, lie-rnartl Nlt'tlraxx. l rs-ml lrantlr-in ltonrth lion ll. to r,l: l'4-ter l.alla. Micllael 'Xlr-tlraxs. ,lames llaglglerty, lftlnarrl Quinlan. William l'anlrlinc ,.- , , . . twltln lxoxs tl. to r.l: iiitlll Xormxxaltl, iitlilltll Laral. xllt'iltlt l llexter. lXllt'lt2lf'l Hrooluns, lltttlli Naman Sixth lion tl, to r.I: lieu-n tluniniins, llonaltl Spaultling.tfharles Slicritlan, l'1-ter lgansc :Xt the lreginning ol' the school year every hoy in the elementary grades hopes that he will he chosen as a choir lmoy. Alter the selections have heen macle. iseelxs of practice ancl harcl work he- gin for the small hoys. Sister Cecelia, their under- stancling anal capahle tlirector. patiently teaches them the flillieult l.atin worrls anrl trains their young: xoices. when their training periofl is over, they are reatly ancl ahle to take their place in the sanctuary ol Saint lylaryis Church. Every Sunday these youthful choristers form an integral part of the Church Choir as they sing all the Mass responses. During Holy Week and the Forty Hours llevotions this year. they afltlecl the Litany ol the Saints to their long list of l.atin Hymns. Sister tit-cclia puts the linisliinp tonclies on hcr choir lnoys: -Xn' thony lloxi. William l'aul4line. anrl .lame-s Xlorris Hope of Youth The flower of hope hlooms best in the soil of youth. It finds expression in his face and plays its part in all his activities,-for in a real sense, Youth is hope. U91 Sister Theresia explains the technique of tabulations to some of her students. ll. to r.l: Nlury cyR0lll'liP. 'fhonins Casey, Sister 'l'he1'esia, Betty Neuglelnauer, Mary Madden ln Business Law, Robert 0'l5rien swears in Coraljean Willis as David Tucker lthe judge! looks on. Ann Dexter points out to Anthony Shay and Mary .lane Slocum the parts of a business letter in Introduction to Business. J Gerald U'liuurko explains the use of il slide rule to Karl Holm, Patrick Ryan, John lluwcl in Wlallwniatics ll. Uemnelry class 1-ompares Similar polygons. ll. to r.!: ,lolm llzlyvs. Holm:-'rt Howl, Carolyn ffnrvnraii, Dolores Nlusvf. Sistvr Nl. l'zllllf'ttf' u ' The lrcslnmvn get 2ii'tIllilll1 willi lrig l.LlIli'liUllS. ll. to r.I: Hairy Nl'iIll'l'llUll't'l'. li uril Cmxwll. ,Mina limi E.. ff' Sister Charles Nlarie derumn- straws the change of seasons lu he-r General St'it5llt'l Students. H. to r.l: .lunu-S lhnly. ki1Il1ll'l'Il lInHmmm. lxntlllve-11 llaltun. and Sl4'jlIlt'll Xl:-gin-rn :NW J 1- wr. i if xi rf Um' young 1-lu-mists prvparc uml study nilrim' avid. ll. lu r.P: H1-tty Nt'lIQl'IIlllIl'l'. Nunvy lhllfy. Sistf-r f:hill4If'S Nluriv. Hon nhl ffurrxwfrml. limmlrl l,0I'If'I' UNION OF SDVIET SUCIALIST REPUBLIC! Citizenship litilltillillll studvnts discuss the 1-rvdit and debit side of liw Suvivt Sovialist Systvm. tl. to r.'I: l,uui':'li1'a- llluw, liirimrd A I.:itl1:'ni, Mary Lyons . 7 5 World History students luvats- NVliI'0Llilit? Spots in tht- world ludzly. 1-sim: Xlzlry ,Izuir Slurulii. iuml tuslzi. l,iItl'l4'k lummm .. Yi , 4 M 4. L 2 'km v- gm Q.: it Q fe ,q 2 YY , ge v.,kl'f., TA. 5 f7Nv 3' i QVJQ, C .1 Lv., IV P LX ,Wa 31' ge-niurs disvuss the w'vHiitxl'-NICCill'l'i1ll Act. fl. to r. t: Xlzlry SIll'l'i4l5lll, ,loim Touiiic-y' Hllmirllialn I KilIiIi1'l'll Kurzun Art stmlents illustrate varied inlvrcsts. . , , ll. to nxt: l,lIll'l!'li liyilll. Sr. llor- 0llll'il. Nunvy Un yvr. Holwrt U'llrim'n. Slltlftlll l.1llIlHillI Latin lll Students study an map of old Rome. ll. to r.l: xlilflil Insta. l,illl'll'lil S1-uruno, llorotlly l'vrry. liolrf-rta llonulnw. Hlillllf' lloulilmn l'lI'6llK7ll students chuckle over new hat fashions from Paris. tl. to r.l: f:f'I1f'Xl!'Xf' Morris. .lozlnllv Nlvggiu-rn, llvle-n lyllillilll. Nlilflil fltthlil Hn- St'Ili1Il'S c-ujny lislvning In UNllll'lN'lIl.u H. In r.P: Nlalry Ile-xn-r. lxutllvr- lm- Stark. .lanne-S l,mn-luw. Nlillj' lunlxsigi IIIQIIISII Il vlass lvarns lu ukc- an 1-ITN-lixv uullim-. fl. In I.PI .ltlsvllll Xllllll-. NIIIIVF lfvlf. I,UIHl'4'N Xlfrsvx SIISRIII Sllvalf-V. killIlIl'4'Il Nlnrrix lfnglish III slllflc-mls zum lxn rf llll rc nl llw fwmcl foalurvs 4 - ' F' nlagazinvs. fl. In V. P: llvlly' fflqnv. ,lvrn lhulrk. ,'4lIlII Ihmml. xgllllll limi Youth Enioys Helping Others Sister Merirriis lihrary assistants mend sume muvh used hooks. ll. to r. P: H4-'tty Ste-wus. liurnlv Zuhuris, Sllilfibll lillllglilll, and lqllllllf' llfllllllliltl 'l'l1P eighth graders help the less fortunate. ll. to r.l: ,lnlm 011411:-vlirrt. 'l'lmmus Hyun. Kmlilvfsn Hyun, ll1lIl4li1l'l4'1' lfrmxr-ll Iilifwj Grateful Youth Pays Tribute l MR. ROBERT MARTIN alt doesn,t cost a thing to be a gentleman. Every student who has ever partici- pated in athletics at St. Mary,s has heard these words many times from our paternally respected coach-BOB MARTIN. For twenty-five years, Coach Martin has faithfully inspired conlidence, perseverance, sportsmanship into the minds and hearts of each boy who has ever had the privilege of working under him. For all this and in appreciation for the many sacrifices he has made for us, We want to express gratitude and affection for our beloved coach, Mr. Robert Martin. E281 St. Mary's Fights Losing Battle First lion bottom ll. to r. t: .lolin Alclfvoy, William Bulger. Patrick Ryan, Terrence Bulger. Stephen ltlegivern, Michael Morgan, .lolin lloml Sl'4'l7Illl lion: llouvli lloln-rt Nlzirtin, lionalml l'ortcr, Robert Dowd, CaryNie-derhoffer, Bradley Foote, .lohn llzlyes, and .lost-lip llalr- rilli-. assistant coavli Action Shot: St. Wlaryis gridders charging in for a tackle against lVlount Carmel. With another football season challenging them, St. lVlary,s Martinmen set out with plenty of fight and spirit. They were determined to do their best in the three games Father llrumm, the athletic director, had scheduled. On September 23, the lVlartinmen encountered the strong Waterloo team on a muddy Randall Field. Although the courageous Saints held the visitors scoreless in the first half, they were final- ly overcome by a merciless onslaught which left them beaten by the score of fl-5 to 0. Four weeks later, on October Zi, the Saints took on DeSales of Geneva. Unfortunately their luck was no better at Geneva than it had been at home. Again a defeat, and again the humiliating score of I-5 to lt. This made two losses, but also H91 two more games of experience for the freshmen. The Saints went into the next game with an especially strong desire to beat their opponents: the boys from Auburn. ln the Mount Carmel of Auburn game the first half was likewise discour- aging with a score of 33 to 0. During the third quarter the Saints held their ground but were un- able to score, although they worked the hall to the Auburn ten yard line. The opponents scored two more touchdowns in the finial period to make the score 45 to 0 again. Although the record does not look too im- pressive, the Blue and Cold of St. lVlaryls fought valiantly and refused to give up when the odds were against them. The members of the team are eagerly looking forward to the I957 season. Blue and Gold Cagers landing fl. to r.l: lloach .lim Kasey, .lohn McEvoy. Robert Dowd, Robert 0'l3rien, William Bulger. Patrick an 'lihomas Casey. Father llrnnnn, Athletic Director kneeling tl. to r.l: Charles Nloulton. David 'l'ur'ker. Ronald Porter, Karl Heim The l956-57 haskethall season proved to be a successful one for St. lVlary7s. The squad, con- sisting of mostly juniors and sophomores, gained valuable experience and proved themselves to be hustlers again and again. Each player showed himself to he a scorer and rebounder and gave to the game everything he had while he was on the court. Dave Tucker led the Saints in scoring, and Pat Ryan proved himself a rebounder and a shooter. Ron Porter, Bob Dowd, Tom Casey and Charles Moulton made up the other members who fought valiantly for the Blue and Gold. More than once, hecause of illnesses, injuries, ineligibilities, the team experienced a shortage of players. Coach Casey then found it neecssary to draft players from the Jay Vees, and each time these players came through for him. Bill Bulger, Karl Heim, ,lack Hayes and Mike Morgan filled in ahly for the Saints and gave the others a lift when the tension was beginning to mount. Next year, Dave Tucker, Tom Casey and Bob 0,Brien will be lost to the team. These men con- tributed their services faithfully while they were in high school. 5 30 ltis all yours, Tuclcerll Couple Strategy lVlary's . . .... -15 lVlary's . . .... l6 llflaryis .. ...ISI Wlaryis . . .... 625 Nlarylz . . '38 lVlary's . . .53 lVlary's . . .... 60 lVlary's . . .... 55 Nlary's . . .... 62 Tully .... Virgil . . . blaratb fmrm . Si. Patricks Pebble Hill 'l'ruxt eiii . . Pebble Hill St. Paulis . Lake iiiiiii r . with St. Mary's St. Maryis St. lVlary's St. lVlary's St. Maryis Sr. Maryts St. lVlary's St. lVlary's St. lVlary's Endurance .... 38 61' .... 59 ....60 ....58 .... 70 .... 62 -H ...Bl ll Nl Coach Casey demonstrates a possible play for points. Mount Carmel Virgil . . . Groton .. Cineinnatus . lfabius .. St. Patriclcis . St. Paul's .. Mount Carmel lsabius . . ll. to l'.l: Honulrl Porter. Pntria-k Ryan. fi0i1l'll .lim Casey, William Bulger, Robert lloxul, llaxicl 'lim-lwr 31 ,layvees Line lfp for Action ll. to r.l: .lack Hayes. lulI'll2lf'l Morgan, Tc-rrenre Bulger, Nlim-Imel lXlK'fillllAP. Gerald U bt. Maryls . . . . . bt. Mary's .. ... St. Maryls . . . . . . St. Mary's . .. .. bt. Maryls . . . . . . bt. Mary's ... ... St. Mary,s . . . . St. Mary's .. .. 16 35 22 35 I8 112 22 30 Tully . . . Virgil . . Marathon . . St. Patrickls ...... 'llruxton . . . St. Paulis . . Lakemont . . . Mount Carmel Ma1'y's Mary's Mary, Mary,s Mary's Mary's Maryis Mary's 56 20 56 29 23 15 26 I 8 .R0lll'liP Virgil . Groton .. Cincinnatus . Fabius . . . St. Patrick's . St. Paul's Mount Carmel Falwius . 29 37 54- 33 I9 38 5'1- 41 3 Last minute huddle and prayer pep up layvees. ll. to r.l: Nlivliawl M1'GnirP, Mivhavl Mm gun. Ceralml 0'Hourke, John Hayes, Ter- rvrivv Bulgvr. lloavh .lzimes Cas PV There's Nothing Like A Cheer QM? ll. In ini: lxlunn- llnnlilnxn. SIILIIYIII i.illll,!llIl. llmmliylle-rry, iNun:-y liully. liuln-rtu llmwlnn-. Mile-Viv llanrix. Kzillilm-vn k2lI'illll Xzlrxitx l.ll4'l'I'l1'1I!ll'l'N Um-v niurv il lmppy girl has rvalim-fl Ilia! lung- llie llanlwimcl van alsn luv ht-zml lln- vivhwy vi - uwuits-cl rnmnc-nl wln-n slw can lwvmnc- a rnenilwr as mire again lllvy vlnff-r on lln- Saints. ul tln- 1-ln-1-ringi squanl unrl prmnlly clon ilu- lvluv ,. . . . -- 1 - U h N'n'lm'y m'1l0lvzll,llnf splril nl In-p nnrl 4'lllillIN znnl gold unilmni ul ln-1 'Xlnm Mala-I. . . . IHSIYI ul the 5.lNl.h. 1-lu-vrli-afli-i's has always tn Amicl mixing lmnnvrs and vzlgvr slwuls. thx- 1-ouragvcl tlu- Suinls lu IM lln-ir lu-sl :incl vu 1'livvl'l1-acll-l's nrgv our lungs In xivlory on llll' oulz1llrig1llI. . V V . girlcllrorl. lln-n nllll lln- In-all ul El baske-tlmll un , . Imp fl, 141 r,lj Vnrnlyn 1 m:'nr:in. iXIlilll1'l'II lillll-Illilllll. ,llnlilli Xlznhlvn. filll'iSillll' l.1llIlQI1lIl l'l4vnI ll lui 1 'in '1 li at 'l'l.1n liitilllllll lillmn l ini- in lluu Vlnfili l IN . '. I.' ill 'IN l', Ni 1 fl 2 ' .2 QE .lv' - ' 'iUf ' Seniors Score Smash Hit Cast: tl. to r.l: John 'l'oomey, llurol Zaliaris, Betty Stevens James Lovelace, Mary l.ee Sheridan, Nancy Duffy, M. Dexter, Frank Taylor, Nam-y llwyer, Sharon Lanigan, Kathy Karam, Katherine Stack. When the stage lights went on, silence envel- oped the auditorium. lmmediately, the curtain opened--This was the final presentation of the senior play. uldoom for One More. As the words, g'Poppy missed the 5-Si, began the first act, the seniors realized that this was the last time for the well rehearsed line. After five weeks of strenuous preparation under the compe- tent direction of Sister M. Merici, the cast had finally reached that long-awaited night. From the very beginning, the audience re- sponded enthusiastically to the warm portrayal of family devotion of the Rose family. It high- lighted the role of a Inotheris love and under- standing in dispelling fears and building confi- dence in her teenage children. Nancy Dwyer, as the mother, gave a heartwarming interpretation of this diflicult role with sympathetic tenderness that captured the hearts of the audience. Through all manner of dilliculties, including 34 the sudden death of her self-sacrificing husband, she maintained a quiet dignity and composure that exemplified a woman of faith. Despite these difliculties, there was always room in the heart and home of Mother Rose for one more homeless child. Likewise, the children of the Rose family of- fered a study in contrasting characters. Kather- ine Stack supplied a light touch as the spirited thirteen-year old Teensie, youngest of the chil- dren. Of more serious mien, was her older adopted sister Janey, a shy and sensitive orphan, played by Kathleen Karam. Last, but not least. appeared the crippled Jimmy John, the disillu- sioned orphan at war with the world, until brought under the inHuence of Mother Rose. A moving comedy, with undertones of deep in- spirational values, Room for One Morel' pro- vided an appropriate setting for the dramatic tal- ents of the Class of 1957. aW.,,f R l'uppv Iuoks on as his lmrmnl l'iIPt'l'i-lliiy pays lin- pvnully for lllliiliilN'SS. il:-1-li kilflllll. ,Iohn 'I'mnm-y. ixaitlu-rim' Him-k. 4,z1mle- Zililllfii Shnrrm idllliglllll. i'il'illlix 'lkiylor ,limmy ,Iuhn refuses any nmrv Finan- vial uid frmn the- Nose family. il tu r.l: .Imna-Q l,uxr-iam-. Nanvy Huy:-r. Kutlili-vu Kurum. ifznrule- Zllililfir ,L ,XII M0lil0l'iS adopts-rl c'hildrvn sympzi- lt S c IDX fl ll In I l lXdlil1'lllIt' Snuk IJIIIPN Iow- Lue, iNdIl1W INN I, lxdtlilun lx.n.im. 'uh-nrix lame-5 SilliliNll'lliy l'f'i'llSl'S lu In-aux lin- Plllllpkill Siu-ll tl tu r.l: llvllv gl:-is-mx. Kathy lxalralnl. Frulilx 'liz1yinr. Siizirnn i.1llli2LlH. lXllliH'I'iIl1' Sluvk, i11lI'0I1' Xzilmris - ...gin , , Purple Rhapsody Enchants Youth lla-ep Pllfllll' Rlznpsmly envlmnts liglit-liezirlefl 1-ouples. Une ol the most pleasant memories this year will hold lor everyone. freshman and senior alike. is that ol' Deep Purple Hhapsodyf' The planning and work that went into this junior- senior dance really paid off in dividends of en- joyment when the hig night arrived. liagerly and expectantly the students entered the gymnasium to find that, true to the theme ol the dance, it had heen transformed into an en- vhantingly hlended fantasy of colors ranging! from delivate pink to lavender to deep purple. As Anxious tlunn-ers are on their way to the gym. the couples danced to John McNeil,s lilting music, the crystal hall overhead relief-ted swirling magival dots of color aliout their feet. Of eourse. the evening was not complete until eau-h person had stopped at the little, grass-err circled wishing well and made a wish. Many ol the wishes could easily have been that the next yearis spring dance would he just as wonderful and memorable as this one. while the seniors prolvahly wished never to forget their last danve at St. Nlarys il loiely exening of fantasy. Shall We Dance. lllgrll svllnml sluclvnls vnjoy .lulumn Nlzlgll'-R mlxvr. Sim-v all uurlx zunl nu play mallws .lalvk a llull sinus ilu- slurlr-mls allmmlmm lllvir lnmlgs lor un y. llu- sl-luml spm1sm'sflmn'vs uml mixvrs lrmn c-xvning ul flaming lu llw lN'ill ul an lust jillvrlvug lima- In limm- in llu- S1-lu-ul gym. On tlwse mwu- ur ll slam xsullz. 'l'l11- Smlallilfs ll:-ysml lfmllusyu makcs many il ill't'illll Vlllllt' lrum-. liifl Business Staff Out 'ro Canvass Town ll. to r.l: ,lolin 'l'mnney. assistant lrnsiness iinniagierz Sliaroi l.anig:un, B4-tty Ste-xr-ns. patrons: llrzulle-y Foote. lnnsiness lIlitlltl2t'I'. llfleniliers of the business stall' of the l057 Per Annos learnefl quickly that to finance a yearlmnk was no easy task. A great deal of time and Shoe leatlier ment into tlie pages nl advertisements anfl patrmis. The typists. ton. spent long liuurs pre- paring eupies of urite-ups. aflvertisenients anal eaptinns. As the cleaclline drew near. liuwever. the lmusiness Stall, as well as tlie literary staff, liegan to get a feeling of satislaetiori and acmniplisli- nient. Wllfien tlie enmpletefl flunnny was finally ilillltitttl tu the printer. tlie stall' nielnliers sat liar-k anal uaiterl patiently lm' the linisliecl prmluet. ,XII types nl' skills are neemlefl in llie prmlur-limi nl' ai yearlmuk. fl, ln r.l: Sliurfni itlllllglilll. linrnlr' .1 lillilf. lxntlileen lxzlrznn Literary Staff Bears Deadline llun'l yuu think it's lwttvr lwrv'f qui-stiuns Nlzlry. ll. In r.I: Num-y lluyvr. Nlairy llAlitilllAlxt'. lie-tty Nvilgge-lraiiu-1' 'lb 1'i'eatv ll yezirlmuk. tflllllljiiliilbltl in SOIH? small nieusurv, tu tlmsv nutewurlliy eflitions ul lurnier years. lu-Caine the trcnwmluus task of tht- IUST l.iterary Stall. Oltt't? begun. it seeemcl a tre- iiivncluus umlvrtulcing to the emlitors, lnut as muntlis of rewriting. typing: and arranging spefl lay. tliv clunimy ut lung last luegan to take slmiw anfl was finally liamlefl to the printer. Sllilflllgl its prulslems and t'mnplic'atimis frum lwginniiig to encl, the stall' was rewarrlerl with at wicler lmmsleflge and greater lllll llFl'llltil maturity in its first lirusli witll pulilivatiuns. Witliin thess- cuvers lmltls tliv lruit ul thtisv lzilmrs tliv l957 llvr Annns. The cuntrilmuting eclitors rliscuss llwir prnlvlvms with .lini. fl. to r.I: .l01llllll' Nlvgiiwrn. 1'0llll'illlIIlIlQl wlitor: Nuiiry llully. ztssistzmt e-ilitorz ,lunivs l,owltu'v. wlitor: ,lulin llmwl 4'0llIIillPllllll,!I Q-tlitur: liatlivrim- Stan-k, 4'llllU'llllll.lllfl mlitor Youth Delights in Singing Glee Clubf First Row ll. to r,l: J. Dowd, ll. lNl4'Guirv, ,l. Hayes, C. U'Rourkf-, D. Moses, ll. Cori-oran. S. Footv, N. Rc-if I I I Sovond How: R. ilomfwfornl, ,l. Maitus. I . Hyun, I . Cummins. l . Svarano. IC. I,anig:an, .l. Naflflvn. lf. TYROIITIQP, Fists-1 M. Thorvsia, ilirrwtress Third Row: .l. Rourke, lNl. Morgan, .l. lNlt'I'ix'oy, li. l'oi'tvr. K. Morris, M. Clos-ata, 5. Snyder, K. Iloalcfy Fourth Row: W, Bulger, H. Dowd, W. firamz C. Morris, K. lvll'fi0THlil'K, B. Claw. II. Phalvn, K. Bell Fifth Row: Nl. Slovurn, A. lievtvr, l . Fi'z1r11'is1'o, ll. Costa, B. llully, R. Donahue, Nl. Morris. l'. SIOCUIII .lunior Glee Club! First Row ll. to r.l: C. Knight, S. Mogziwrn, M. Kziram, P. Yaman, H. llrowoll, S. lrlvlnis. li. Kano. T. Donahue Sevond Ron: R. Cornerforml, H. Perrine. l.. Claw, C. Smwllf-y, ll Brookins. S. fXung1ier. S. Robinson, Nl. Burnlizim, K Dalton Third Row: T. Bulger, Nl. Dorsey. S. Hellor. H. Latham, P. Ulshoelfer. M. Lyon. A Dori Fourth Row: C. Nriclvrhollvr, J. Daly, A. Shay, K. N1-ligelnalwr, ll. Home-r, K. HOITQIIIHIIII A L, 1... I -10 j Love of Youth Heirs' umlvr lhv lnsplrutmn oi lives clemllvzllvd lo luvv, mn . . V, In nie rs-spulul lu llw gn-:aim-st ul ull Xl!'llIl'S. Hvrv fmrlqs V1 1-. 4 illll l find iUX'f.lII il4'f'fxIl1illll'f'. llll Class of THOMAS PATRICK CASEY Senior with the green thumb . . . man with a hoe . . . They never broke through right tackle when Casey was there . . . Dreams of a brown habit lreligious Brother that isj . . .favorite saying--4'Remember when? . . . perpetual grin . . . purposeful naivete . . . delights in singing uwabash Cannonball . . . ambidextrous artist . . . not so ambidextrous at the typewriter. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Altar Boy 1, 2. MARY LOUISE DEXTER HDex . . . witty, wise, and willing . . . summer cottage casualty . . . sympathetic listener . . . al- ways game for a good time . . . often a leader, seldom a follower . . . lover of the great out-of- doors . . . terrific typing tabulator . . . hungry his- tory student . . . ski enthusiast . . . advocate ofthe unusual . . . Stargazer . . . the first to volunteer . . . camera fan . . . Gorgeous George in the senior play. . . Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Ll, French Club President 3, Red Cross 3, Dra- matics 43 Basketball Scorekeeper 3, 4, Per Annos Stall' 4, Youth Planning Council 3, 4. E421 1957 NANCY KATHERINE DUFFY Duil '. . .ul haven,t got the dress BUT- . . . scene stealer . . . That girl, she saved my life! Qsenior playj . . . Somebody lend me a pen quick,'. . . You name the club, DuiT's in it . . . college catalogue collector . . . Latin student, par excellence-answer to Sr. Teresine's prayer . . . amenable, amiable, affable . . . likes books on psychology. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' State 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Future Nurses 1, 2, 3, 4, President 3, French Club 3, Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4, Honor Student 1, 2, 3, 4, Per Annos Assistant 4. NANCY KATHERINE DWYER Nan . . . imaginative and industrious . . . master artist . . . well known for her artistic and novel posters . . . long remembered at St. Mary's for her outstanding, heart-warming portrayal of Mother in the senior play . . . beautiful dreamer . . . favorite expression- Who me, Sis- ter? . . . spotter in the Dwyer Photographic Staff . . . Has anybody seen my typing folder? . . . Coco's constant companion . . . gay, genial, and generous. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4: Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, French glug 2,AGlee Cllub 1, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Dramatics , er nnos . H31 Class of BRADLEY lVl0RROVV FOOTE Brad',. . . surprise package in 337 . . . Older brotherls pride and joy . . . S.M.H.S.'s thunder- ing fullback . . . ready willing and able . . . offi- cial money-lender . . . favorite quotation uNever say diem .... Hold reliablen of the Altar Boys' Society . . . only senior boy to don Pork-Pie . . . indispensable timer for the basketball games . . . friendly, faithful, and fun-loving. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 44: Football l, 2, 3, flg Basketball 1, 3. 4, Altar Boy 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 33 Business Manager-Yearbook 4g Vice-Presi- dent fl-g Business lVlanager-Dramatics 4. ELAINE HELEN HOULIHAN '6Houli . . . better known as Angel Gabriel fChristmas playj . . . vivacious cheerleader . . . Galley, llve got the car todayn. . .L'But, Sister, the alarm clock didn't go offn. . . sweet-heart of the soda jerks . . . pretty, petite, pensive . . . her lrish eyes are always smiling . . . accomplished musician . . . life of the party . . .uBut Not For Men lfavorite songl. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club l, 2, 3, flg Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4g Future Nurses l, 2, 33 Red Cross l, 2, 3, Per Annos flg Dramatics 1: Library Club fl. i wi 1957 KATHLEEN ANN KARAM Petite, enthusiastic cheerleader . . . a gay giggle . . . chem gem . . . How do I love thee? Let me count the ways.',--favorite line of poetry . . . member of a four car family . . .HI don't want to go! I don't ever want to go! ftimid Janie in the senior playj . . . future wearer of the white fnursej. . . ardent admirer of Tchaikovsky. . . Sodality I, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleading 2, 3, 45 Red Cross I, 2, 3, Future Nurses 1, 2, 33 Dra- matics 4g Per Annos 4g Vice-President lg Secretary 2g President 3g ,Iunior Choir I, 2, 3, 4. SHARON ELIZABETH LANIGAN '6Pride and Prejudicen-one of five girls . . . Melodramatic Miss . . . .I0ey, Joey! Speak to me, Joeyln fSenior Playj . . . light 'n bright fhairl . . . when Irish eyes are smiling . . . future pri- vate secretary . . . pizza queen . . . ardent Cate- chetical instructor at Virgil . . . known for vim, vigor and vitality on the basketball court . . . ges- ticulations par excellence . . . clothes conscious . . . infectious giggle. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Junior Choir I, 2, 3, 4, Red Cross 3, Per Annos 4. E451 Class of JAMES FLOYD LOVELACE Gflimv. . . every teacher's pride and joy . . . keen intellect . . . congenial, patient, cooperative . . . fascinated by microscopes, filters, and test tubes . . . Mr. Flat-top . . . Jimmy ,lolln . . f4Look out, or 1,11 crack ya wid me braces lsenior playl . . . favorite song- Star Dnstw. . . Eddie Arnoldls protege with a guitar . . . the stride of a go-getter. Sodality l, 2 23, 4g President 4: Basketball 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 'lg Dramatics Club 43 Class President lg Boys, State 35 Altar Boy l, 2, 3, 4: Honor Student 1, 2, 3, lg Per Annos 3, 4, Editor 4: French Club 3. MARY AGNES LUDWIG Stack and Ludwig lnc .... demon behind the wheel . . staunch backstage supporter of senior play . . . famous last words 'GI won't have any- thing but a '55 Ford convertible . . . beautiful, black wavy hair . . . efficient sales lady . . . Dia- monds are a girl's best friendw. . . ardent Johnny Ray fan . . . ollicial hanger-upper lSister,s mantlej. . . attractive, amiable, adaptable. . . Sodality l, 2, 23, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 33 French Club 33 Red Cross 23 Per Annos Staff 43 Junior Choir l, 2, 3. I: Dramatics-13 Vice-President 3. E461 1957 MARY ELLEN MA DDEN Vivacious . . . little lady in blue fhospitall . . . always listening for good jokes . . . great make- up artist and prompter fsenior playj . . . excel- lent swimmer . . . S.lVl.S. scorekeeper . . . Party at Madden,s',. . . valuable art student . . . avid movie-goer . . . cheerful . . . photography enthus- iast . . . CCBI bound . . . favorite pastime--driv- ing a green Pontiac . . . great lover of the out- doors. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Scorekeeper 3, 4, Dramatics 43 Yearbook 43 Treasurer 3, 4, French Club 3, Treasurer 3 . ELIZABETH ANN NEUGEBAUER Betty . . . a young lady of refinement . . . born near Vernon Downs-a horsewoman from the be- ginning . . . crazy over horses . . . proud possessor of many 4-H ribbons . . . reserved and sensible . . . a touch of artistic genius . . . a model student . . . faithful prompter in the senior play . . . square dance enthusiast . . .HlVliss Eisenhowerv queen of the kitchen . . . her one great ambition -own another horse. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 4g French Club 3g 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4-3 Per Annos Staff 4g Dramatics 4g David Harem Corral 1, 2, 3, 4. F471 Class of ROBERT EDWARD O,BRIEN Part-time job, K-9 nursing . . . dog house blues . . .'6But, Sister, live gotta go to work now,,' . . . 'tHe haunts me. lSister Mericil . . . consistently on the defensive . . . jitterbug enthusiast . . . Coach Caseyls old stand-by . . . favorite literary character--Scrooge . . . peerless excuse maker . . . Yankee fanatic . . f4Call off the Marines, Uncle Sam, l,m on my wayf, Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Altar Boy l, 2, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, 23 Dramatics 4. MARY ELIZABETH O'ROURKE 4'lVlickey',. . . champion of the working girl . . . assistant to the assistant dietitian at County Hos- pital . . . Madden, Karam and 0'Rourke, Inc. . . . future lady in white . . . has the largest record collection in the world . . . looked up to by three younger sisters . . . has a thirst for knowledge . . . clothes conscious . . . always cramming before a test . . . firm believer ofthe pony tail . . . placid disposition. . . Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses 2, 3, Red Cross l, 2, 35 French Club 2, 3, Per Annos Staff 49 Dramatics 4g Junior Choir l, 2, 3, 4-. E481 1957 MARY LEE SHERIDAN Mary Lee . . . fMrs. Biddlej But I don't know how to make jello fsenior playj . . . favorite pastime-putting dents in her father's car . . . majors in study periods . . . great persuader . . . Madame Butterfly . . . typing whiz . . . an English woman when it comes to a joke . . . light-hearted, loquacious, likable . . . favorite Aunt of twenty nieces and nephews. . . Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 President 2, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, Red Cross 2g Dramatics Club 45 Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Library Club 4, Per Annos Stall 4. KATHERINE JULIA STACK Last of original Stack line . . . Excellent por- trayal of vivacious Teensie in senior play . . . She is a little chimney and heated hot in a moment . . . TNT ftea 'n, televisionj . . .'cGotta wait for Ag . . . firm believer in Reading maketh a full man. . . . ambition-future li- brarian . . . lover of classical music . . . coming in on a wing and a prayer. . . Sodality l, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 4g Red Cross 1, 2, 35 Class Secretary l, 3, French Club Secretary 3g Per Annos Staff 4. E491 Class of BETTY ANN STEVENS A fS.O.S.j Short Order Stevens . . . favorite song- L'Tenderly . . . Charleston Queen . . . Come, Jesse Jameslw. . . efficient, competent Miss Win- ston fsenior playj . . . hot rodder . . . crazy over Armstrong-Louie that is . . . career Woman . . . champion gum snapper . . . loquacious, lively and lovable . . .wif this he a diamond l see he- fore me, come, let me wear theef, Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club l, 2, 35 Junior Choir 1, 2, 3, 43 Red Cross 2, Cheerleader 23 Dramatics 4g Per Annos 4-g Library Club 4. FRANK LATON TAYLOR Frankie . . . introspective . . . vacant chair during hunting season . . . ardent angler . . . shrewd card shark . . . family-conscious Joey in senior play . . . staunchly refuses to remove his naturally curly hair . . . holder of two jobs: chief food toter at Cortland Memorial Hospital and stock hoy at Lohlaws . . . likes to travel--via daydreams . . . thrifty, tidy, taciturn . . . his favorite girl-his mother. . . Sodality l, 2, 3, 43 Class President 4g Boys, State 3, Glee Cluh l, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 4g Altar Boy 1, 2. E501 1957 CORAL JEAN WILLIS 'cCoco,'. . . always ready, willing, and able to lend a helping hand . . . ardent admirer of Joni James . . . rated tops among babysitters . . . little mother to all her nieces and nephews . . . first feminine possessor of a senior driving license . . . lt's a F-0-R-D! . . . ladylike . . . another spot- ter at Dwyer's Studio . . . thoughtful, sympa- thetic, and understanding. . . Glee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Sodality l, 2, 3, 4-3 Dramatics 4g Red Cross 33 Junior Choir l, 2, 3, 4. l5ll JOHN MICHAEL TOOMFY Smiley John . . . has an Irishman s luck win ner of portable 'l'.V .... Hltls better to have a couple of kids than a couple of old trunks chil dren-loving Poppy in the senior playj 1 1 gent history student . . . faithful baby sitter f01 the twins . . . budding bowler . . . regular patron to weekend cazd games . . . insatiable ice box raider. . . Sodality 1, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Football I 2 Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, Altar Boy l 2 Co-Business Manager 4. ,f ' Class of 1957 CAROLE MARIE ZAHARIS Clara Barton of the men's ward . . . Utica bound . . . MHeartbeat -her favorite song . . . when it comes to curls, she's a natural . . . a math wizard . . . provides the upunchu for school dances . . . die-hard Dodger fan . . . last but not least-Z . . . shovel thrower . . . genuine pearl collector . . . the dependable 'aTrot in the senior play . . . self-re- liant senior. . . Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Sodality l, 2, 3, 4, Future Nurses l, 2, 3, 4-5 Junior Choir l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President 2g Secretary lg Dramatics 4g Per Annos 4, Red Cross 2g Librarian Assistant 4. CHRISTS HAND ON EARTH These are the hands that lift the Host, These hands are blest by the Holy Ghost. These hands are raised to blot out Adam's sing And now heavenly joys begin. These hands are near at time of death To renew graces at our last breath. These hands join man and maid for life To serve Cod as husband and wife. Without these hands to guide the way, Some cherished souls would go astray. So, God, we thank Thee with heart and soul, For these priestly hands that aid and console. -CAROLE ZAHARIS Class of '57 E521 ,,,pplH ' Seniors wgiislel' their 4-lmiw in lllf- Nui-Inline-I' vie-vliull. li. In r.l: Flillllix iiiilyilbll ixilllif lluyf-r, Eiililli' lluulilmu. Nlury lk-xtvr lsalhor May lil:-ssc-s lin' rings and prvsx-nts tha-m In the- seniors. H, to r.i: l utlu'r Huy. Kullllm-1-n Kilfillll. liurolv fzlhuris. SIILIYUH Lanigizm. Mary l.u1iuig1. lim-tty Slvxvns. ilrguilvy l uul4-. liuln'l'l U'l5rir-I1 vr May ami the Class of V137 c-njuy in'c-akfasl in lin' vmiu-nl re-fm-vlm'y. .luniors Strive for Leadership Top Row ll. to r.I: Katherine Bell, William Bulger, Ronald Comerford, Maria Costa, William Crane, Roberta Don ahue Serond How il. to r.i :Agatha Dovi, John Dowd, Patricia Francisco, Bette Claxe, Valerie Harris, Karl Heim September brought us back to St. Maryis this time with a new title-upperclassmen. Aware of the added dignity this title carried with it, we tried our best to live up to it and to make our junior year a memorable one. We found that our schoolwork was becoming harder as we became enveloped in a maze of trigonometry, biology, and French ll. Nevertheless we found time to cheer at a game or have fun at dances and par- ties. Now as we leave the junior class, we look forward eagerly to the last step of our journey through St. Maryis and our senior year. Top Row ll. to r.i : Kathleen McCormick, Joanne Megivern, Genevieve Morris, Mary Ann Morris, Gerald 0'Rourke, Dor- othy Perry Second Row ll. to r.l: Helen Phalen, Ronald Porter, .lerome Rourke, Patrim-ia S1-arano, David Tucker 4 O X Sophomores Crusade for Preshge First Row il. to r.l: Carolyn Corcoran, Carol Costa, Patrick Cummins. Se-1-oml Row ll. to r.i: Ann Dexter, llolxert Dowd, Barbara Dulfy, Susan Foote-. John Hayes, Kathleen Healey Third Row fl. to r. H: lllargaret llollmann, Ellen Lanigan, Judith Madden, Joseph Matus, Donald Mvflall, John M1-Evoy Fourth Row il. to ri: Mivhael M1-Unirez, Michael Morgan, Kathleen Morris, Delores Moses, Charles Moulton, Carol 0'Rourkc Fifth Row Il. to r.b: Num-y Reif, Mary Jane Slocum, Patrivia Slocum, Susan Snyder ll f r r r, . f a E551 WWW' 79' ff L, L jk L,,5,n,fL,klp Wal Mffkivnjfwweghmen Take Up The Challenge 1 ww C H EV ff I ,622 FL if fan ,1',jffQC lflrst lion ll. to r.l: Silllllfil Alll1gicfl', 'lll I'l'f'!ll'0 BlllQIl l'., lNlf'r1'Pll0 llurnllum, Kulhll-4-n llullon Swoml Row ll. to r.!: llivhurd ffrowvll, 'lllH'I'f'Skl Donahue-. lllivhael Dorsey, Allllil llovi, l.au1'vr1c'c' Claw 'l'l1irml Ron ll. to VJ: l'alrir'iu Hale. SilIllllPl lleller, Sharon Helms, Kuthlc-:fn llnffmann, Diane' llomer. Caryl Kane lfourtln llms' ll. to r.l: lllivluwl Kuram. llhristinr' llillllglilll, Rlf'llill'd l.ill.llill1l. Mary l.yuns. llvilli lllare-in, Stvwn Mf'g:iwl'z1 Fifth llow ll. to r.I: Cary Nivclvrllomdr, Kathryn Neugivlmlwr, Sharon Hollinsnn, Anthony Shay. Gregory Snwfllr-y. l,ilfl'll'iil lflsllm-lfvr l 56 'I jllly 'z MV ll lv These Also Serve Eight in if wi! L ww nl 42 my M an dm if GTM M, V Top Hou ll. to r.l: .lannvs Allison. lforlstalirf- Crowell, Kk1tlllPPlI Cummins Sc-voml How ll. to r.l: She-ilu Dorsey, 'lhnmas Dowd, George Duffy, Sheila Ferris. llmlglass illnwr 'liliird Rom ll. to r.I: llnmllly llnmlrii-ln, Sllill'0Il Hayes, Mivlmel Helms, Cvrzllxl Honlihnn, lluvinl llmxluml, .lill1I1 H Ma'- Hau- l uurth lion ll. to r.l: xllll'gl2ll'f'i jvnningrs, l,klll'll'lil Jennings, Carol Jnllimillv. l,inmlu lmnw, l3f'x'f'rly Mnrinn, liolwrl Martini lfilth Row ll. to r.l: lllury lillvn fllorgnn, l'lf'lf'fI Morris, ,lohn Ottvnsvhot, llluriu Ottvnsrllot, Rll'llill'4l l'0rte-r, liivllzlxwl liilllblv Sixth Row 11.10 r.l: Kntlilven Hyun. 'l'll0HlilH Hyun, Marion Sllirkvl, lllarilyn Spaulding, Nlarilwtll Slfllll, Kzltlllve-n Upham i571 ., I wg, Who Stand and Wait Grade Seven Top Row ll. to r.l: Catherine Bulger, Carol Collins, Elizabeth Conway, Mary Lee Court Second Row il. to r.l: .lohn Crane, Kevin Cummins, Kathleen Custeau, Margaret Deicter, Antoinette llomineskc Third Row il. to r.i: Elizabeth llonohne, Peter Downs, Saliy Gallo, Nanette Goodrich, Sally Hazard, Carol Heim, Ger- ard Houlihan Fourth Row fl. to r.i: Paul Jennings, William Knight, Anthony Me-Call, Christine Lord, .lohn Meyer, Carolyn Moul- ton, Carl Moses Fifth Row Cl. to r.l: Carol Niederhoefer, Margaret Oilieary, Mary O'l,eary, George Ottenschot, Karin Reynolds, An- ony Rinaldi, Nancy Rinaldi llottom Row ll. to r.l: Charlene Svarano, Charles Sheridan, ,lames Sheridan, Marie Flmedley, Donal Spaulding, John Wiltsie, Betsy Zaharis 58 Supporters of Youth eg' lu our community husinessmen are deeply interested in the activities of youth. This is most clearly shown hy the whole- hearted support which they have given to all our activities, es- pecially to our l957 Per Annos. l59l Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ayers Mr. and Mrs. Peter A. Brevett Miss Helen Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Brown Mr. and Mrs. William Bulger Mr. Joseph Calabro Mr. and Mrs. R. Comerford Mr. Patrick Conway Dr. and Mrs. R. Carpenter Mrs. John Casey Mrs. Elizabeth E. Corcoran Dr. and Mrs. Robert Corey Mrs. Antonio Costa Dr. and Mrs. Arthur D'Addario Mrs. John Danby Mrs. Margaret Dexter Mr. and Mrs. M. John Dexter Dr. and Mrs. Gregory Dodds Mr. and Mrs. R. Donahue Lynn P. Dorset Mr and Mrs. J. Francis Dowd Mr. and Mrs. William F. Duffy Mr and Mrs. F. H. Dwyer Mr and Mrs. W. J. Dwyer Mr and Mrs. N. S. Ferris Mr Morris C. Fitts Mr and Mrs. Philip Foote Mr and Mrs. Edgar Francisco Dr. Mr Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Gilfoyle and Mrs. Lawrence Glave Miss Catherine Hawks and Mrs Delbert Harris and Mrsf Albert Haskell, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Richard Healey Mr. and Mrs. William Higgins Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Hoffmann Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hoffman Mr and Mrs. Ronald Homer Mr and Mrs. George Innes Dr. and Mrs. Fred Jordan Mr and Mrs. E. P. Karam Mr and Mrs. Abe Karp Dr. and Mrs. Howard Kelly Dr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr Patrons 60 Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Lib-Mar Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. Theresa Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mrs. John E. Leo Lanigan L. C. Larabee Floyd Lovelace Ludwig Burr Lyon Thomas Madden Paul. McAndrew John McAuliff W. J. McAuliife McDermott Mr. and Mrs. Harold McEvoy Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. William Morgan Vernon Moses Mrs. Kurt Neugebauer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas O'Rourke Mr. and Mrs. Leo O'Shea Dr. and Mrs. J. Pashley Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Phalen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Porter Dr. and Mrs. George Primanis Mrs. Myrtie Reynolds Mrs. Martha Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Reif Patrick Scarano William Shay James A. Sheridan John Snyder Mrs. Julia Speciale Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Stack Leon Starr Michael Stevens Philip Strevalia Mrs. Julia Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Toomey Kermit Tucker Earl Williams Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wanish Mr. and Mrs. George Willis Miss Laura Wright Mr. and Mrs. A Friend A Friend A Friend A Friend Ca rl Zaharis Zeal Wicked Za Me 66444 of I 75 7 Annual Mothers Club Banquet for seniors and their mothers MOTHERS CLUB OF ST. MARY'S SCHCOL Starta SAVINGS BAQK Account Nbw 0'0'0' Wh f See Your Savings Bank 'L' 11' EVERY Payday Saving Makes The Difference Between Wishing and Having Cortland AVINGS member of federal deposif insurance corporafion CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1957 Cortland Coca-Cola Bottling Company lr 62 1 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF T957 Marine Midland Trust Company Of Southern New York Cortland Office CORTLAND, NEW YORK Member of the Federal Depo lt Insurance Corporation CONGRATULATIONS - CLASS OF 1957 DILLINGHAM MOTORS, INC 76 North Main Street CORTLAND, NEW YORK SERVES YOU RIGHT T631 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF I957 HOMER NATIONAL BANK A COMPLETE BANKING SERVICE Member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member of the Federal Reserve System BEST WISHES fofhe CLASS OF 'I957 RAY E. KEENEY 8m SON LUMBER SUPPLIES 'I74 Port Watson Sf. Phone SK 6-9977 T641 Congratulations to the Class of I957 KARAM'S DEPARTMENT STORE A COMPLETE SHOPPING CENTER for your everyday needs 5 South Main St. PI 6-9915 HOMER, NEW YORK BEST WISHES I KELLOGG AUTO SUPPLY, INC 159MQinsf. Replacement Parts and Accessories Cars - Trucks -- Busses and Tractors G. H. WILTSIE Your Friendly Department Store Ready To Wear ACCESSORIES GRADUATION GIFTS Your Complete Satisfaction ls Our Constant Goal Best Wishes to the Class of '57 BERT FERRIS Builder of NEW HOMES Remodeling - Alterations 32 Van Hoesen Cortland, N. Y Phone SK 3-0784 653 TAKE COMMUNITY . COFFEE SHOP s 'env 'r' ' ' .' Z uv c . 12.85 ,WMV 3 It vvvvV Vvv 1 EE. Yi 'IO Main Street Cortland, N gQUN1?'q'5-5, E W Phone src 6-5441 :V , WWW , ' :jp 0 F3 i f-0' 4 Renowned for Refinement AT YOUR GRocERs and OOOO FOOD THE HEADD K OGBB l'QT. i1. E COR MIRACLE WEDGE Overhead Door Co. of N. Y., Inc. 200 Tompkins Street CORTLAND, NEW YORK Phone SKyIine 6-5616 E661 Compliments of SH ERIDAN'S Motor Express, Inc. Two Trucks Doily CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '57 Cortland Auto Supply Company, Inc. I2-I6 Court Street Cortland, N. Y Syracuse ond Cortland Established 1973 QUALITY HOME FURNISHINGS 9 Compliments of STEVENS CLEANERS and STEVENS DINER 27 Clinton Ave. Cortland, N. Y 67 Arr rmST W CORTLAND FISHING LINES HEART-o-GOLD CAM-o-FLAGE Casting Lines CORTLAND 333 Non-Sinkable Fly Line PLION SPINNING LINE CORTLAND LINE CO., INC. CORTLAN D, N. Y. gf BEST WISHES .... DlMlCK'S to the Class of '57 JOHN B. BRIGGS CADILLAC sERvucE COLLEGE SPA RESTAURANT SUNOCO PRCDUCTS Dinners, Lunches, Kosher Foods Soda Bar Next to the HOMER 2I Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y Post Office PI 6-2626 68 I Compliments of Wickwire Brothers, Inc. -Manufacturers of- wire cloth, wire netting wire nails and wire The Best of Luck . . . Dwyer Studio to the Class of 1957 coRTLAND, New YoRK 'J' 36 E. Court Compliments of COMPUMENTS to the Senior Class of '57 Acme Lumber 81 Supply Co. O West Road Route 281 North of Groton Avenue Catholic Phone SKyline 6-7581 Daughters of America 69 Compliments of CONGRATULATIONS Mc EVOY Sv. to the class of 1957 SONS O'SH EA TIRE SERVICE Fu,,e,ol Di,ec,o,S Tompkins Street Extension CORTLAND, N. Y. Phone SKyline 6-7081 Kelly Bt Firestone Tires II - 22 CQRTLAND STANDARD EXTENDS onsermos AND CortIand's Daily Newspaper City, Country, National and International 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 J. C. PENNEY COMPANY 81-85 Main St. Cortland, N. Y lt pays to shop at Penney's U0 BEST WISHES CONGRATULATIONS to to ST. MARY'S GRADUATES ,he Class of ,57 0 Thompson Boat Co. LADIES' AUXILIARY of the 'I27 Elm Street Corfloncl, N. Y Knights of Columbus SK 6-5121 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to the Senior Class of 1957 KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS No. 233 ITU ROURKE 81 GRANATO Plumbing and Heating Phone: SK 6-7472 Sunbeam Freud AT THE GROCERS SK 6-8593 CONGRATULATIONS . . . B SCHOOL BUSSES to the CLASS OF 1957 THE HOME OF GRADUATION GIFTS 3 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. SAFETY - DEPENDABILITY - SERVICE Brockway offers a model to meet the requirements of every school district BROCKWAY MOTOR TRUCKS DIVISION OF MACK TRUCKS, INC. Factory and General Ollice CORTLAND, N. Y. Branches ancl Dealers in Principal Cities 72 CONGRATULATIONS and SUCCESS To rhe Class of 'I957 Fou rfh Deg ree KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CORTLAND ASSEMBLY NO. 233 Cortland, New York BEST WISHES TO ST. MARY'S GRADUATING CLASS OF T957 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CORTLAND Corner of Main and Central A Good Corner Io Bank on 0 Member of I ederaI Deposit Insurance Corporation ITIH Compliments and Best Wishes from Olds 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 AND LUGGAGE SHOP 32 No. Main Street We invite you to come in' and browse around COMPLETE LINE OF SPORTING GOODS BEST WISHES to the CLASS OF '57 The Rosary Society Sales Service Our Service includes . . . EVERYTHING IN THE FLORIST LINE PARKER PONTIAC INCORPORATED ARNOLD'S FLORISTS Established 1893 11 Port Watson Street A. L. Hicks Phone SK 6-7544 Cortland, N. Y. 29 Cayuga Street Homer, N. Y. PI 6-2631 Compliments of Mc N EIL MUSIC 11 Clinton Avenue 1, Dial SK 6-7733 Cortland, N. Y. BEST WISHES to Class of 1957 DANIEL MEN'S SHOP 32 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. 74 Compliments of LATlMER'S Store tor Men 20 Central Avenue Compliments of DE .IOHN TILE 81 SUPPLY COMPANY 18 Cenral Avenue Manhattan Shirts-Dobbs Hats SK 6-6321 BEST WISHES I to MASTERPAUL S the Class of '57 GARAGE DEXTER'S CIGAR STORE General Repairs 95 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. 89 Bartlett St. Dial SK 6-6991 SK 6-9715 For . . . Quality Work-Prompt Service Courteous Treatment BOLTON BROTHERS of CORTLAND AND ITHACA Patronize L C -FOR SPECIAL ORDERS- CLEANWG CO- Dial SK 3-0491 17 Court Street SK 3-0812 137 M010 Sffeef DOVI'S GARAGE Home of Complete Service Tompkins Street Extension Dial SK 6-6371 Cortland, N. Y. FORD SALES AND SERVICE Dressy Flats - Loafers - Casuals BY SANDLER OF BOSTON Sarvay Shoe Company T75 For Quality .... Laundry Service Rug Cleaning Linen Supply Service Call The Cortland Laundry 15 Court Street SK 6-7712 We Buy and Sell- NEW AND USED FURNITURE H. P. JOHNSTON Phone SK 3-1421 or SK 6-6276 24 Groton Avenue Cortland, N. Y. Compliments ot MOBILGAS SERVICE STATION Gas Oil Service Jim Canestaro Compliments of ROBBINS TOBACCO COMPANY 89 Main Street Cortland, New York Congratulations to the Class of '57 Cortland Wholesale Electrical Supply 201 North Homer Avenue Cortland, New York SK 6-9021 Compliments of the SHAMROCK Serving the BEST PIZZA in town 138 Main St. Dial SK 6-9718 Telephone SYyline 6-9626 BERN ARNOLD, INC. Best Wishes to the Class of '57 DODGE-DODGE TRucKs HYDE'S DINER Sales and Service 23 G t A ro on venue F. E. Nicholson N, Hgmer Rd, President Cortland, N. Y. Cortland, New York 76 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to ST. MARY'S GRADUATES SISTERS OF SAINT FRANCIS 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 NOSS RADIO 23 Clinton Avenue Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 6-2896 Compliments of Western Auto Associated Stores 'I9 Clinton Avenue Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 3-0471 77 Congratulations Congratulations to Class of '56 to The Class of '57 Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. 25 Main St. Cortland, New York Compliments of QUINLAN DAIRY Phone sic 6-2342 Compliments WILSON Sf. GREENE ' f LUMBER CO. 'sc CAZENOVIA II8 Port Watson St. Cortland, N. Y. S T U D I O Your Home Building Counselor 61 Albany SL OL 5-3153 Famous MIDLAND TOWN TALK Ice Cream and Dairy Foods Distributed by MIDLAND FARMS Groton Ave. Ext. Cortland, N. Y. STAUBER DRUGS 53 Main Street Dial SK 6-7591 PRESCRIPTIONS H. A. Stauber Pharmacist and Chemist If you want ..... A Diamond-Watch-A Ring JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS SILVERWARE -We Have Them at- .lones Jewelry Store Compliments of Stupke's Pastry Shop Birthday and Wedding Cakes Cakes tor all Occasions T24 Main Street SK 6-7482 78 WILLIAM J. NIX GENERAL INSURANCE VAN HORN JEWELRY Watch - Clock - Jewelry Burgess Building Repaired SK 6-2012 ll Clinton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. Congratulations Compliments of A J MELDPJM SHAW AND BOELER F L O R I S T Dial SK 6-6126 ll North Main St. Cortland, N. Y. 8 Court Street Dial SK 6-7121 D R E S S W E L L CONGRATULATIONS and to the Class of '57 SUCCEED ALBERT HENDRICKS Anything in Concrete 25 Pearne Avenue Cortland, N. Y. SK 3-0284 Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of '57 E E ACE TH T RR GRANT'S BAKERY Route 281 Corflvndi N- Y- H9 Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. Dial SK 6-2875 79 Compliments of Compliments of CLASS OF '58 CLASS OF '59 C0mP'fme-nfs Of Fabrizio Men's Shop cosmos HILL MENS CLOTHING 81 FURNISHINGS Telephone SK 6-2142 Mitchel B. Carroll Floyd E. Wadsworth 99 Main Street phone SK 6-9022 BEST WISHES PAYNE BROS. TO THE OFFICE EQUIPMENT, INC. CLASS OF '57 Stationers' Office Supplies St. Mary's I4 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Alumni Association BEST WISHES Best Wishes . . . to the Class of '57 TO THE I KANE S BAKERY CLASS OF '57 I7I Homer Ave. SKyIine 6-6265 HOLY NAME SOCIETY 4'Across from the Grand Unionl' 80 Compliments .... Compliments of to The Senior Class of '57 BASIL'S NEWS STAND WILLIS TELEVISION IFORIVIERLY MABIESJ Hat Cleaning and Shoe Shining l5O Main Slreel CORTLAND COUNTY BUS LINES, INC. Sierling J. Plank President St. Mary's students arrive on time for school. E311 Best Wishes I' O OLDSMOBILE, INC. Class of T957 h Aut orized MU LLEN'S Office Supplies and Equipment Sales - Service - Parls 28 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Phone SK 6-2883 Cortland, N. Y Compliments of COMPLETE GLASS SERVICE 7 Valley WILK DRUG CORP. Glass Shop PRESCRIPTION EXPERTS ln Business for Your Health Phone Slcyllne 6-2082 ,I Main Street Dial SK 6-5922 167 Homer Ave. Cortland, N. Y Compliments of ALPERTS .IEWELERS Open an Alpert '6Parent Approved Charge Ac- countf' Pay weekly out of earnings or allow- ances. Lay it away or take it away. Compliments of LESTER'S MOTEL Home of broiled chicken . . . . . . and a meal and a loaf bread on Route II 9 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Phone Slqyline 6-9853 Congmfulafions ORANGE KIST BOTTLING and COMPANY Best Wishes 48 Elm Street Cortland, N. Y to the Phone SK 6-5312 Class of 7957 -Bottlers and Distributors of- S.81S.DlNER Klst BEVERAGES 85 Groton Ave. Cortland, N. Y. all sizes all flavors 82 BEST WTSHES . . . CONGRATULATIONS to the to the CLASS OF '57 CLASS OF '57 RINALDI PRODUCE CO. HOMER, NEW YORK Cortland Floorcraft PI 6-2470 Compliments Of Compliments of PALM GARDENS Morton's Mobilgas 52 Elm Street Cortland, N. Y. Nick Morton' Proprietor SK 6-9723 T68 Homer Ave. Cortland, N. Y. Congratulations and Best Wishes DAIRYLEA ICE CREAM Compliments of I VARSHY TICKNCR S SODA BAR Cigilf STOFG The Profit Sharing Store 30 Main Street Cortland, N. Y. Co,-flqndl New York VAN DRUG CO. Best Wishes . . . 9 NDI l'l'l Moin Sffeel Fgr Future Succegg Co ' NeWY ' RITZ BEAUTY SALON DRUGS PRESCRIPTIONS E831 Best wisi-:Es . . . cLAss or 1957 .lohnnie's Barber Shop 14 North Main Street ROY NISSEN JOHN DE SANTA Best Wishes to the Class of '57 Crown City Barber Shop North Main Street KERT - DOUG - MAGGIE GEORGE BOWKER sHoE sToRE 5 Man sfreef CORTLAND, N. Y. Reliable Family Shoe sfofe Congratulations to the Class of '57 GORDON'S DRUGS 13 Clinton Avenue Cortland, New York Enjoy popularity . . . R E M O V E Unwanted Hair Permanently Rosa's Beauty Salon 4 Charles Street Dial SK 6-7212 Cortland, New York Compliments of Scharfeld's Jewelers io Mqin sneer SK 6-6262 Cortland Hardware BEST OF LUCK Pumps Plumbing to the Paints Heating CLASS OF 1957 Hardware Appliances 8, 13 North Main Street Dial SK 6-7902 General Hardware Cortland, New York Phone SK 6-2861 Homer Cortland Rd. 84- Compliments of Dlane's Beauty Salon 43 N Main St. Cortland, N. CONGRATULATIONS . . . to the CLASS OF '57 G l I ' 86 f SINCE '89 I N. Y. CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to St. Mary's Graduates HOTEL CORTLAND 2 North Main St. Phone SK 6-5631 Cortland, New York 154 Main Street Cortland, BEST WISHES to CONGRATULATIONS St. Mary's Graduates to llle SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY .I. Richard Downs, Manager 22 West Court Street Cortland, New York TIRE SERVICE Homer and Groton Ave. CORTLAND, NEW YORK 85 sr. MARY'S CHURCH O Congratulations to the SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL Rev. George Il. May, Pastor Assistants Rev. .lohn Quirk Rev. Charles Drumm Rev. Thomas Leonard SCHEDULE OF SERVICES IVIASSES: Sunday, 6:I5, 7:30, 3:15, I0:00, II:00 Holy Days, 5:30, 7:00, 3200, 0:00 Daily, 7:00, 7230, 8:00, 3550: First Friday. 5:30, 7:00, 7:5-30 Novena lVlass. Saturday, 7:30 CONFESSIONS: Saturday, 1:00, 7:30 P. IVI. Eve of Holy Days. 11:00, 7:30 BAPTISMS: Sunday, I :00 P. M. NOVENA DICVOTIONS: lVlonrIay, 7:30 P. lVl. I-861 Away: OF ITHACA P RI N T E RS A FINE GUMBINATION ' 312 EAST SENECA STREET ITHACA, N.Y. PHONE ITHACA 4-6016 ...FOII A PRIZE WINNING ANNUAL TIOGA ST. ITHACA, N.Y. I I Arknnmlvhgmmta The Literary and Business Stalls of the 1957 Per Annos wish to give their sincere thanks to: Sister M. Merici whose kind and most generous help made this book possibleg The Priests and Faculty of St. lVlary's for their unfailing cooperadong Mr. John Gould and Mr. Hanrahan of Ithaca Engraving Company for their advice on the engraving problemsg The Ithaca Engraving Company for its excellent work- manshipg Mr. Asad Isaf for his realistic activity photographsg Dwyeris Studio for the distinctive individual photo- graphsg Mr. Briggs for the sharp action shots of sportsg Mr. Floyd Parke of Art Craft in Ithaca for his assistance in readying Per Annos for publicationg Art Craft of Ithaca, Inc., for its excellent typographyg Mr. Dom Graziano of the SK. 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