St James High School - Pelican Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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На» been on The lipa оў Each Student. TYPING COMMITTEE: Arlene Durl, Agnes LITERARY COMMITTEE; John Pignatora, Churchill, Robert Plumaker, Thomas Theiss, Marlene Brock, Lucille Triano, Audrey Levay. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: Anthony Vaz, Concetta Depalma , Lorraine Loihle, Mary Arpaio, Mary Flynn, Maureen Lebo, Stella Reo, Josephine Imposimato, ART COMMITTEE: Robert Ryan, Javita Maestri, SPORTS COMMITTEE: Patrick O'Hara, Edward Gilroy, Robert Ryan,

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Jon Three Years The Word “Pelican” INTROSPECT IN RETROSPECT This page tells the story behind the pages of the 1957 PELICAN. The yearbook staff was elected by the senior class in September, 1956. Work began in October when major decisions regarding finance and policy were concluded. The actual lay- out was plotted in November. Long weeks of work and worry reached completion when the book went to press in April. Many people made this PELICAN a possibility, We extend deep gratitude to the faculty and administration of St. James High School for their aid and encour- agement. We thank the student body for their support, and we express appreciation for our boosters and patrons for their generosity to us. The yearbook staff merits praise for energy and effort. The staff was comprised by: Brenda Carlson Eileen Raftery Assistant Editor William Theiss Business Managers Susan Tiemey Arlene Durl Agnes Churchill Marlene Brock Literary Lucille Triano Mary Helewa Photography Anthony Vaz Social Patrick O'Hara Edward Gilroy Robert Ryan Javita Maestri We owe our greatest debt, however, to our moderator, Sister Mary Sheila, who labored under overwhelming obstacles to produce this PELICAN for 1957. Advisor: SISTER MARY SHEILA Business Managers: WILLIAM THEISS Editor: BRENDA CARLSON SUSAN TIERNEY Assistant Editor; EILEEN RAFTERY

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T hey ane Interested in Oun Welfare and Ready to Help at any Jime ө Your brother could do better,” answers Sister Mary Anita as Mr, Sinnott inquires about his brother John, The camera catches Marlene escorting Mrs, Brock and Mrs, Carlson around the school, Sister Mary Sheila gives account of Stella Reo as she and her mother, father, and brother listen, Pr No tension here! Sister Sheila smilingly meets Mrs, Levay with her daughters, Audrey and Florence, Mr. John Bingert gives good reports on his students, Around the desk are Michael Mezza, Mrs, McDermott, Mr, McDermott and Mrs, Medenbach, Let's look at the record, says Mr, Zeltvay as he meets each parent,