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B' 11 09HERN H' h 1 V01- U N0-1 is op 'g Schoo NOVEMBER,1958 BUFFALO, NEW YORK 'Q Sister .Mary Robert Is New Principal Sister Mary Robert assumed her duties as O'Hern,s second principal when Sister Borromeo left for Puerto Rico. Last year Sister served as assist- ant principal and taught Latin and religion. During the formation of O'Hern's Student Council, Sister pre- sided as moderator. Sister M. Dionysia, formerly of St. Nicholas, is assistant principal and a senior homeroom teacher. Sister teaches Latin and religion. Sister M. Gabriel, from St. Mary's in Lancaster, teaches biology, general science and religion. Sister is a sophomore home- room teacher. Miss Christine Nowak previously taught at Bishop McMahon. She teaches general business and English. Mrs. Agnes Joyce held the former position of office manager and secre- tary for the H.H. Robertson Co. She now teaches typing and English. Miss Helen Halsted taught phys- ical education and acted as guidance counselor at Bishop Colton. She now conducts gym classes and arranges school competition in sports. Senior class oficers: M. Donnelly, P. Fefldo, C. Giannini and P. Tupay. CHRISTMAS PAGEANT December 19 and 21 8:15 p. m. E. Frick, S. Sequin, M. Vesper, and J. Unger discuss future activities. Sister Mary Robert presents J. Unger with gavel, symbol of her presidency. New Student Council Installs Officersg Members Pledge to Uphold School Policies Jean Unger, Elizabeth Frick, Susan Sequin and Merry Vesper were in- stalled as the first officers of the Stu- dent Council. The entire student body was present October 23 when Sister Mary Robert administered the oaths of office. Class of ,59 Chooses Marianne Donnelly Marianne Donnelly accepted the office of senior class president at an assembly of the Class of i959 Sep- tember l9. As their vice-president, the seniors chose Patricia Feddo. Carol Giannini was elected treasurer, and Patricia Tupay was chosen sec- retary. Marianne, who is a science major, was secretary of her class in her soph- omore year, as well as a librarian in the Senior Chorus. Pat Feddo was president of both her sophomore class and the Senior Chorus. Both Carol Giannini and Pat Tupay have had experience in leader- ship. Pat was junior class president: Carol was president of her freshman class and is news editor of the Key- stone this year. The ceremony was opened with a prayer and a salute to the Hag. Catherine Brown, chairman of the in- stallation committee, gave the intro- ductory speech and presented Sister Mary Robert with a bouquet of roses. Catherine thanked Sister Mary Rob- ert on behalf of the students for her part in the formation of the Student Council. Sister expressed her gratitude but felt honor was due to the members the faculty and student body who had taken an active part in its establish- ment last year. Sister then tendered the oaths of office. Each of the officers upon accepting the oath of her office was presented with a symbol of her position. Jean as president received the gavel. The Constitution of the Student Council, a minutes book, and a treasurerls record book were presented to Eliza- beth, Susan and Merry respectively. The other members of the Council took an oath pledging to do their best in promoting high standards and de- voting themselves to the service of the students. The assembly was concluded by a prayer for the intentions of the floly Father.
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