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

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31 Gina O'Brien reflects the sentiment of ull the Seniors as she accepts one of the Carnations given to the senior Cheerleaders and varsity plrtyerx from Kathy Gosgrore. l'. NNE' hlnffvwe '. 35,2 .f- 'X TN tx' X ch ' 159 V ,r Ik, xxx ' kff Ae .7 Qi' fitf ta ' H' . N . Q ..'tm4,3:x:.:...1,x.Q- . l N 'Q?Ems Q The Sounds of Silence The things I have to go through to get my picture in the Memory Book, complains Anne Reed. c'T7zis, then is Christianity' to smash the burners and get next to your fellowmen. 'a --IOHN T. Poms Sister Rose Pufrieiu and Laura Cloltoxey - Cllllyill in the act. Susan Cote, Luis 0'Brien, and Pat Hullinun tell Cindy Nuxh that the first letter is the llllll!l'.Yf. v-Y .wr1iQ...... x 4,- ,4 n l H lf

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'GT he onbf way to have a friend is to be one. --EMERSON Last minute jitters before the Cltristmas Pageant Mary Soriano, Candy Barone, Diane Tully, and Diana Todaro put finishing toueltes on the Christmas Tree. BEHIND THE SCENES 2 ,tx We're all together again, we're here, we're here . 1 love sehoolg I just hate studying. Who'll clean up this mess? in

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my . . . Get down here and take that I:l't'll!'!I u'.s'l! All it needs is ll lillle lengthen- For Miss Waldron, happiness ix . . . Sr. Margaret Rose, Anne Reed, and Kathy Goham talk over future plans. Wild Bill Reed tries to tame her bucking staff. uWe Underclassmen get into the Campaign spirit. ai 1 I l A l !' Q ,A cannot afford to forget any experiences, not even the most painful --DAG HAM MARSKIOLD What would Alfred Hitchcock do in a case like this? .-P: