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

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xsrfrwvr-ce .e-f-,-4. i- Y ggguuhniwlsrsnmn The Lrnnpligliter stuff evnln- ntes n poem snlznzitlen' for pnirlication. Lois O'Brien, Maureen De Munro, Mor- guret Creccn, Cynthia Fon- tony, Ida Cernllo, Diane Florentine, Sister Marin David, editor Maria Rirom, and Cindy Nash. 424 mystic bond of brotherhood makes all men one. -GOETHE Lawnliglirs, the school newspaper, not only reports student news but also reflects student opinions through editorials. Anne Kelleher, editor, and Sister Agnes Greg- ory organize and perfect each final publication so that it is a well-rounded representation of student spirit. Lamplighter, the literary magazine, is the ideal oppor- tunity for students to display their literary ability. The editor and advisor, Maria Ritota and Sister Maria David, together with the staff, assemble poems and essays for Lamplightefs imaginative winter and spring issues. Our most valued publication is the Memory Book, staffed only by Seniors. Together with Anne Reed, editor, and Sister Joann Maureen, the staff composes write-ups, snaps candids, and organizes layouts, assuring us that Marylawn '66 goes far from unnoticed. Sister Agnes Gregory and Anne Kelleher look approvingly at the new layouts for the next edition. 14 LAWN LIGHTS Sister Agnes Gregory, advisor, reflects the spirit of the entire Lawnlights stuff.

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Members of the Glee Club prepare for their upcoming Christmas Concert. The Merrihelles tuning np on a spring day. Sitting: Deanie Ward, Mary Ann Bittner, Gina 0'Brien. Standing: Mary Catherine Walsh, Patti O'Brien, Debbie Denbel, The Senior tableanx, with angels A. Kelleher, C, Rosenberg, P. Malllzews, D. Toflaro, C. Lusk, C. Barone, S. 0'Keefe, D. Florentine, C. Pavlo, S. Parsons, L. O'Brien, and M. Soriano, looking at G. Giaeobbe A. Reed in the stahle. X , . up t K. if 'fs X ' I ,'i GLEE CLUB The Glee Club at Marylawn has a two-fold purpose. The members not only entertain their audiences with songs that relay special warmth but also strengthen ties of friendship between girls. Under the direction of Eileen Schmieder, President, and Sister Margaret Rose, the girls meet every Wednesday afternoon for concentrated practice in preparation for concert dates and caroling assignments. During the winter holidays the Glee Club visited St. Mary's Hospital, Orange, and the Villa at Convent Station. To help foster the proper Christian spirit among the students and their parents, the girls joined hands with the Genesian Club to present a seasonal vignette. 'Every believer in this world of ours must .be a spark of lzght P -POPE JOHN XXIII The climax to many hara' practices comes when they sing at the Pageant.

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MARYLAWN '66 YEARBOOK STAFF Editor: A. Reed, Asst. Edi- tor: C. Rosenberg, Staff: C. Barone, M. A. Bittner, L. Clohosey, E. De Rosa, D. Fuller, C. Grom, P. Hallinan, M. L. lnsabella, V. Kamin- skas, J. Kiel, A. Leo, B. Lu- ciano, C. Lusk, G. O'Brien, i E. Schmieder, D. Tully, K. Ventura, D. Ward, E. Wilson. Ellen De Rosa, Carole Rosenberg, and Anne Reed buckle down for lutrd work as the Mem- ory Book deadline upproucltes. 15 During a general meeting, the Memory Book staff 1li.s't'tt.s'.s'e.v future plans. -if Unlfnown to Mr. Rieltard that his picture is being taken, he pro fesstonally Ittkes I1 picture of some staff members: Candy Barone Eileen Seltmteder, Diane Tully, Chris Lusk and Kathleen Ventura We DC T U