St Helena High School - Helenian Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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5 Father Rellly Brother Faustln The Sodallty moderator speaks at the weekly meetlng Flrst Row Left to right N Garone G Smlth J Rlordan J McDonagh C Hart Img F Callahan G Welch Second Row F Schuhmann R Voltes M Phlllps J Cahlll J Malre P Werdeman W Rus sell J NlcLaughlm Thnrd Row J Mc Auley R Murphy R Croce R Dono hue F Gervat R Kraus J Pncclano M Kamlnslty K Martin F Fcnnell J Mul en Flrst Row Left to right J Welch E Cullem J Brown P Creamer A Croce M Marmo R Maselll Second Row J Campbell W Caldwell D Gartland A Mohan R OConnell B Gartlan M Mullen A McNally P Avemus K Walte Thlrd Row J Stevens G Cal lahan J Churchill H Flnegan C Ken nedy F Dedona M Smrth T Buckley J Collms E Carleton R Behrens

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- - Pm A A- . First Row Left to Right: T. Lynch, J. Thornton, F. Mur- phy. J. Tobin, J. Horan, J. Foudy, W. Molloy. Donough, J. McCartney, R. Mointzinger, R. Murphy. becond Row Left to Right: J. De Marco. J. Englert, E. Canavan. C. Reulien, M. Parker, J. Murphy, R. Tarul, T. McMahon. Nl. Mullen. Brother I-'austin and T. Dunning xiexx the Sodnlityk diploma of zttliliution. J. Stephens, M. Dunning. J. Frien. Third Row Left to Right: V. Poiesella. R. McDonough. J. Adams. E. Beeri- gan. J. McKessy. J. Roden. A. lrato. A. Gemmell. P. Cul- len. J. Lenahan. P. Wheeler. T. Cartledge. R. Harris. J. Gorrasi. Sodalists receive Communion at thc weekly Sodality Mass.

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Brother Christopher discusses MIT ticket sales with J. Cassidy. G. Hughes. and R. Tobin. R. Connors and R. Delaney issue summonses for the Student Court. F. Mohr, J. Larranaga, A. Mohan. J. Roden, S. Cracovia and J. Frail make plans and tabulate the number attending the basketball game in the armory. Ray Goggin stands before Student Court composed of J. Bigley. C. Riordan, J. Coggin, D. Brady. .siuclenf Cgounci A new organization in St. Helena's, this year, was the Student Council. The whole-hearted co- operation of the student body made this its first year, a very successful one. Presided over by John Goggin, its first president, and moderated very capably by Brother Christopher, the organization went all thc way to forge a closer link between the students and their faculty. Such activities as dances, skating parties, etc. . . .have been some of the wonderful binding forces that have made the students at St. Helena's ONE. May this young organization gain in prestige and reknown in the years which follow so that which was begun in '55 may prove an asset and not a burden to the spirit which has sparked St. Helena's throughout the entire year.