St Gabriel High School - Adrian Yearbook (New Rochelle, NY)

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The student body of Saint Gabriel's, in keeping with its training as future citizens and lawmakers, is guided by the Student Council. Its members, working closely with faculty and students alike, strive to maintain order throughout the school. Each Wednesday the Council holds its meetings in the chemistry laboratory. If those four walls could talk, they would tell not only of serious de- cisions, but also of merry moments. It is here that posts are assigned, complaints of the students are heard, and the annual Student Council assembly is planned. This meeting is a miniature of town and state assemblies, the execution of a most treasured prerogative of a freedom-loving people, the right to assemble and to frame laws for their own governance. School-spirited, cheerful, willing, enthusiastic- the members of the Student Council are repre- sentatives of their school, leaders of a cross-section of American youth, potential leaders in the world of tomorrow. we Lf Q.. V I wiiisxmi' ff w hSi.eSWPwssei: e -1ffw1v The officers of the Student Council, left to right: R. Miano, gresidentg P. Reinhard, secretary, P. Hannan, vice presi- ent. C. Feeney's inspiring rendition of Autumn Leaves at the annual Student Council assembly appropriately heralded the approach of the fall season. You can certainly afford them . . . gazing pensively at the Student Council's display of Christmas cards are left to right: L. Wilko, M. Cafferky, C. Conners, N. DeAl- leaume.

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'l'heir impending religion exam increases the zeal of these studious sophomores. First row: Lzft to right: K. Masrara. Sl'l'lllll1l'lI1l'Z lVl.Vellri.Tllir1f rmr: K. Riordan, M. l'i. Regis, A. Horde. l'l0ll,I'lll row: J. Gomlliffe. Therefore, triangle ABC equals triangle DICF . . . Parlez-vous franeais? . M Veni, vidi, viei . . Set margins at 6 and 65 . . .' llow familiar are these phrases! Through the daily routine of classroom work, the students at St. Gahriel's prepare to ehoose their particular vocation in life. Offered a varied pro- gram of studies, some will meet the challenge of Campus life, while others will fill the need for registered nurses. 'l'he busi- ness world with its many opportunities will attraet those who desire to become efficient secretaries. And a very chosen few will answer Cod's call by donning the black habit of a teaching nun or the white garb of a nursing sister. While there will certainly be a wide variety in the selec- tions of our paths in life, our student days will remain a com- mon bond in keeping us close to our Alma Mater.