Notre Dame High School - Maryscript Yearbook (Moylan, PA)

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VViII th alter class? S e following girls please see me ister adviser asked one Nlonday morning, and witli tixese simple, yet potent words time literary edition of NIARYSCRIPT had its beginning. Tile following Vvednesday tl'1ese same girls d an a few otllers met at tliree-tlmirty in r . oom 503. They discussed time 'tprosv and uconsn of certain topics and finally de- cided to spend one weelc tliinlcing of suit- alole subjects lor our First literary year- Upper Group--Literary stuff: Doris Brencman. Editor, Jeanne Griesser. Helen Slmw, Nlildred Snow, Elizninetir Daley, Diary J. Curry, Gloria lVlurrny. Diary Sliields. Nlury lxicxvillianis. Eiieen Sweeney, Sliirley Rogers. Nlargarei Ijfanfeg Nxfilfd, EICHIIOI' BnrrllXK'. laoolc. ln a few weelcs time editorial stati- was tous ily writing and rewriting while seniors and underclassmen were invited to contriloute. Of time girls had to worli to itold a place on tlle staff, and worlc tlley did. Tlie re- searcli tliat went into tli course you realize tliat e gatliering of information for some of time features tool: time and effort, but time staff tiiinlcs it was wortli it, don't you? Lower Group-Commencement staff: Sealed: Etlxeldreda Forlies, Jane Reilly, Nlary Rilli. Nlnria lX'lcGetligan, Jeanne Nloran. Standing: Katlnleen Quinn, Elizatxetii Tirjan. Eliza- lwtlx Steele, Gertrude Tlinmpson, Dorotliy Aliearn, and Nlary Vowinltei. 21

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20 we Indy nof orgef A cluttered and paste-covered tahle sur- rounded hy industriously hent heads proved that almost all worlc and no play was the theme of our yearhoolc staff. Our efforts were finally rewarded, however, as the endless dummy pages became fairly recognizable and our lN'lARYSCRlPT was completed. ' lf, in years to come, a glimpse of these pages recalls with any degree of clarity our high school years--our studies, our sports, our activities, our friendships--we feel that our worlc will he amply rewarded. VVe have enjoyed, really, even the worlc ot the preparation of this hoolc of your years at Notre Dame-the picture-taking. the dummy-arranging, the endless meet- ings and discussions. If you, too, find enjoyment. hoth immediate and future in the 1942 IVIARYSCRIPT, our pleasure in it wil he complete. Nlarie Burress, Editor-in-Chief ol MARYSCRIPT. con- sults with Associate Editors, Agnes Ruppenstein and Anne Nlingey. upon first inspection of the dummy. Saturdays and even Registration Day go with the wincl as finally a year hook really does become perceiyalale .... Practice for future economists is gained hy Business Nlnnagers: Dolores Evers, Helene Nlullins. Elizaheth Blizzard. and Helen Schmidt, as they calculate and cut corners efficiently .... Our Art Editors: Nlary hlccaltrey. Barham Knauf, Teresa Zeta. Nancy Files, and .lane O'Neil consult to lend the artistic touch to MARYSCRIPT .... The industrious Senior Al- humeers compile information nhout each ot our 105 Seniors. Herr Irene Lysczf-lc, Frances Lawler, and Nlarie Malloy pry into the activities of Sally Senior.

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4 BVICIIILJCYS of the editorial stan' of The Turret. reading from left to rrglt Claire Steinliircliner, Jane de Pnschalis. Rosemary NlCGirney. Elizabeth Nestor lxlnrle Bur ress, Shirley Rogers, Eva Gallagher, Jeanne Bloran, Beverly Blee Dorothy 'Xhmrn Katherine Burrichtvr, Gertrude Ann Thompson. we 6926 0116! 5,016 0 Wofre mam? At long last something to which preceding classes looked forward eagerly has materialized. as four sheets of engraved copy are lifted from the press. The Turret is yet so young that it is still damp with printer's inlc, but for such an infant it has certainly raised a Hurry of interest-a stir which is music to the ears of the staff. Varied and numerous is its personnel, considering all the editors, assistants, reporters, contributors, and typists-a different set of editors, in fact, for each issue of the paper. PIAI 4 Although we realize that The Turret will undoubtedly increase in both size and popularity, still the thrills that accompanied the production of our prized first issue can never be equaled. gf it The Turret was enrolled in the National Scholastic PresswAssociation for critical review early in the year. The opinions rendered l9y'tl1e judges proved most helpful in publishing succeeding issues. JO