St Benedict High School - Charitas Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Queen Mary Jane with her escort, and our charming little, Patricia Jirles, crown- bearer. School days are the happiest days of your lives. This has been repeated over and over to us throughout our schooling, but it's full meaning is understood best by the seniors. They are very near to the climax of their high school education and many will not be able to go to college. They will carry with them through life the happy times they had in high school. May these pages recall happy occasions in this, Our Book of Memories. Harvest Ball Our Harvest Ball in November this year was held at the Eagles Hall Thanksgiving with music by the Melody Quintet. This officially opened our social season at St. Benedicts. The dance was at- tended by students, guests, and alumni. Bishop's Ball February was the month For our second big dance of the school year, our Bishop's Ball. Our students danced to the lovely music of the Melody Quintet and it was a memorable evening for all . Prom Finally comes our last and most colorful dance of the school term, our Prom. For the freshmen, it is their first one and the sophomores and iuniors look forward to more happy times in high school. The seniors, meanwhile, cling to the memories of the last dance they will attend as high school stu- dents. A local orchestra will provide the music For dancing. This dance is receeded b a dinner in hpnor of the seniors andais sponsored, by the junior c ass. THEY HA,VE TAUGHT US that courtesy is the language of kings. . .a universal langua e that all men and all peoples can understand. . .itat it takes virtue to be courteous and to be kind. Ronald Weiskircher, 31 l SOCIAL . . .the court dances to the sweet strains of music by the Melody Quintet. .If . Dlllg Up for tb 6 Gta IIUM HIC . . .on the sidelines for a dance!

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- I our Radiant Mlss Mary Jane McCoul 58, Harvest Queen of Quee 1956, is pictured here with her court. The Harvest Ball climaxes two weeks of competition and hard work on the part ofthe junior and senior girls. The girl getting the largest number is the Harvest Queen. The next highest six are her attendents. Mary Jane's hard work made her well deserving of her title and set a new goal for Future Harvest Queens. Danello. Lovely Queen Mary Jane, poses with her mother, Mrs. Ruth McCou1. . .Intermission Time, H' Mary Ia nel OH her SOCIAL Haight of 11 ighfsa f. Our chaperons, Mr. dz Mrs. A. Baltz and Mr. 8a Mrs, F dim.

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SOCIAL QUEEN MARY JANE MCCOUL, '58 1956 Harvest Ball Queen Stunning, in a blue lace dress with gold accents, was 1956 Harvest Queen, Mary .lane McCouI . She was well- deserving of this honor and the staff rejoices with Mary Jane in her hour of triumph. Orchids to our Royal Highness and may her reign be a happy one.