Marymount High School - Maryvue Yearbook (Garfield Heights, OH)

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' . A a E Q i e l i 2 if 9 5 - 2 s ' y Q r ' i Q 5 - 1 l F X .V 1 l l Q 1:1 , l L , Z l 7791 0Mgl9 their fnduclzbn On induction day we received our school emblem and became true members of Marymount. The candle we received was a symbol to lead us to knowledge in the darkness of life. In commemoration of this special day, we each received a beau- tiful rosary. A Sister Berchmans gave Elaine Marek her rosary gift. j. Jarus pinned un NI.H.S. emblem on P. Wulcncy while N. A. Hodor looks on. Y The freshman class sang their school song for the First time. iif 2 X ,, ei

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Umler Ibm' leazderfbgb A ln cirtler to form a more perfect re- latiunship in the school, there was ai neetl for an exchange of ideas between the fae- 1 ulty and the student body. The Stutlent Council was an organization that existetl solely for this purpose. Ir Consisteii uf rep- resentatives of each hoineruoni zintl the ohicers of the various elulus. liniler the ter Mary :Xssunipta and the utiieers, the I'he Student Council ofiicers were Judy Greeley, Secretary, Mary Ann Hotlor, glrls Suggcstcd and Wmkell out Plans lm lrezzsurcr, Put Kress, President, and Betty Ann Rihzz, Vice-President. impnwing the Student bmp. and thc school. The Stuilent Council members were Sillillg: P. Henzcl, Nl. Starr, Xl. S. Schmidt, C. Nlinaircheli, Szafraneli, Xl. leleky, KI. Biro, Nl. Yemec, Xl. Stoll-co. Sc'f0711f1f0iL'.' R. jrmkowslii, l:1.Brzzl,llhlielizlels, Nl..-X.Kellcrm1mn, K. leresi, D. Biro, C. Grucznik, A. August, l.. Atizioo, Nl. .-X. Yytlra. T!1irdRo':c.' 15. Biirtkoxsizik, J. Becker, jurus, R. Penko, D. Seminsky, I.. lflmut-rs, Y. Koslau, P. .-Xbrzimowski, D. lfoster, B. Toth, C. Bugeiizi. Lizstrowg C. Nlutuszewski, M.Pz1sek, N. ilifyblllil, I.. Hutlzicl-Lo, P. Nowicki, F. Chiklzii, A. Pzilsai. l 28 eupalile lezulership ol' the 1T1UklCl'llIUI', Sis-