Marylawn of the Oranges High School - Marylawn Yearbook (South Orange, NJ)

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fl SISTER JOANN MAUREEN Religion, English The Marylawn F l'L'S!llIlIIlI Homeroom fy MADAME MADELINE DEVITT Assistant Librarian , i SISTER CLARE REGINA Religion, History, Sociology Mission Unit Sodality Sophomore Moderator SISTER TERESA CLARE Religion, Mathematics Sodality Fresh mon H omeroom at ' ' 'W X ' P fff?5fif?1fm, REVEREND JOHN KROZSER Senior Religion SISTER MARIA DAVID English Genesion Lampliglzler SISTER ROSE PATRICIA Biology, Chemistry Senior Moderator u SISTER AGNES GREGORY Librarian, Library Science Library A .vxisrzirits Lawnliglzts SISTER ANNA ELEANOR Bursar MRS. HENRY SCHOETTLY Physical Education Health, First Aid Home Nursing Driver's Education 7

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J S. My M ie . ' me t SISTER ELLEN JOSEPH MISS BARBARA GILL French Mathematics Honor Society S0d0lffY Senior Moderalor VU'-VITY .lunior Moderator MRS. DONALD WILMS, R.N. Nurseg' Child Care MISS KATHLEEN MONAHAN Art Hobby Club MISS CECILIA MENTZ Assistant Librarian FACULTY 'fThe purpose of education is to prepare man for his life here and hereafter. Education is much more than an assimilation of facts, memorized formulas, and talents which will enable us to achieve some measure of material success. It is basically a formation of ideals and concepts which help us to become a total person. To teachers is given the responsibility of molding youthful minds to appreciate the beautiful and the good. Our Marylawn faculty has done this for us-in the classroom, in clubs, in informal encounters. Through their wisdom, encouragement, and friend- liness we have gained the foundation of the total person we are to become. Our duty now is to finish the work the faculty has so well begun. SISTER MARGARET MAURICE Latin Sodality A thlelic A ssociation Freshman M oderator, I X ' SISTER MARGARET AMELIA Guidance, Typing .kk p SISTER MARGARET ROSE Religion, History Student Council, Glev Club Junior Moderator SISTER MARY ISABEL Dietitian Family Life Living MISS MARY JANE WALDRON Secretary to Principal

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1 STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Organization is the lab where the students enrich their personalities by developing qualities of leadership and character. Our Student Council, by enabling students to freely express their opinions, helps them to strengthen their ideals in the school, the community, and the world. Officers and representatives are elected to govern the members and to promote a closer relationship between the faculty and the students. Under the leadership of Diana Todaro and the guidance of Sister Margaret Rose, the Student Coun- cil performs many charitable works beyond the school sphere. With the support of the entire body, they present needy families with Thanksgiving bas- kcts and undertake a UNICEF project. In all their activities, within or beyond the school, the Student Organization inspires the girls with a sense of justice. Donna Plaznondmz, Diana Tozlnrn, Nancy Butterwei, and Pat O'Brien stay after selmol to correct the Freslinmn constitution tests. F The minutes of the previous meeting are read to the Council members by the secretary. Pat O'Bricn, Todaro, Donna Plamondon, Nancy Butterwei. Terry Kathy Keeler, Mary Soriano. Nancy Long, Darylynn Carol Pavlo. Linda Klein, Jean Allen, Laura Plum, Rodrigues, Pat Hallinan, Gail Giacobbe, and Ellie Merkl Gail Giucobbe leads the .s't1m'ent body in nmrning prayers with the assi.s'tz1nr'e of Donna Plunimulcni. Tet everyone speak out theftruth to nezghbon ' ' ' ' 77 membefshw-S ,0fo5h3 t 'Wwe K , I K kkk. , , xyfty ' -V I f H VK O Freshmen Darylynn Peters, Tlieodora Rielzlan, and Nancy Bender complete their Thanksgiving baskets with 11 smile. 8