Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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wel are, unit: students in Kzztlwlic avtian. 'L , t ,, ? 05 O X 'gi f mgijb ' .'2j,l V Front Row: Diane Schnitzius, Pat Montalbo, Mary Clark, Pat Wark, Madeline McDonald, Nancy Solito. Buck Row: Nancy Welhoelter, Peggy Burk, joe Cooney, Anthony Couse, Eddie Parsons. I' fQ IU' f? 1- ' 3 .1 ' ' uv' N as ' Herrera, Gayle Kelly. Seated: jan Scherwitz, Pat Koch, Gaffney, jo Ann Kelnar. The Legion of Mary is a vast army with Mary herself at its head. Members of Marianis two praesidia, Our Lady of Grace and Our Lady of Knock, manifest their devotion through week- ly individual and group activities. Among their outside works are hospital visits, teaching cate- chism, visiting the home for the aged, distrib- uting religious articles and literature, and, for the boys, serving at Blass. They are assisted by prayers of uauxiliariesf' members who do not participate actively but share in the work of ob- taining graces by recitation of the rosary and the Catena, the standard prayer of the Legion of Nlary. Greater faith and zeal toward Christ through Mary becomes the goal for each of the members of this society.

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fcgionaries, , , ll. 6. S. ,vramatc spzrltual 2 6 4 4-5 ,, fl l ' X x 5 . AV,, 5 , I M ,nm 1 gg? ' f V 1, 1' QM. Seated: Peggy Burk, Brenda Trabulsi, Mary Collerain, Pat Guarin, Sue Cuinane Standing Kathleen Stancliff Pat Montalbo janet Kelly. Christianizing the world is the general aim of the Young Christian Students group, Whose im- mediate goal is the fostering of unity among the students of the school. Bible discussion, literary readings, and social inquiries form the order of the weekly meeting as the members strive for self-perfection. Sponsored by the eight-member group, sen- ior girls played hostesses to their little sistersv at a get-together tea. The senior presentation of The Night Before Christmasv portrayed the va- riety of ways that the famous poem could be in- terpreted. Sister Mary Vincent, sponsor, encourages the group leaders to continue the challenge of bring- ing students together for Christf,

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ffauar Society members -r f Rev. D. Connelly congratulates Honor Society speakers Pat Montalbo, Pat Kelly, Brenda Trabulsi, john Reece, and Greg Murphy following the reception of new members. NOT PICTURED: Carolyn Belanger Amy Bmyere Io Ann Burrowes Ellen Buvens Cathleen Cavanaugh Philip Cecala Mary Collerain Candie Defran Iudy Devereaux Angela Donohue Anthony Cargotta Sue Cuinane Stephen Harris Sandra Irwin Pat Koch Carol Konkle Chuck Lieberman Linda McConnell Margie McGuire Katie Meeks Barbara Noonan Mary Richards Elisabeth Ryan Robert Sarabia Kathy Skinner Diligent students merit their just reward as members of the Marian Honor Society. In addition to a high scholastic average, special emphasis is placed on character, scholarship, service, and leadership as require- ments for membership. No man can respect himself nor hope to attain the respect of others without the necessary quality, char- acter. Because knowledge is essen- tial, scholarship becomes one of the most important of the Honor Society requirements. The students are encouraged to utilize their interests in the develop- ment of leaders for tomorrow. At the reception of members on January 27, 1958, Rev. J. D. Connel- ly, pastor of St. Vincent de Paul Church, Houston, Texas, addressed the assembly on the importance of continued learning especially since the Sputnik', age has arrived to challenge the intellect of man. SENIORS-Top: M. Lombard, M. Cunzalo, P. Danna, J Iazwike, Hirsch. Seated: Wise, M. A. Iabsen, F. Lowe, K. Stancliff. 'Q Jw' ., nk,