St Johns Cathedral School - Chimes Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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The Senior Glee Club and Mr. Hem- merling are ready to entertain parents and friends, Night and Parents' Day. Every Monday at l :lO the joyful notes of Old King Cole and With A Song ln My Heart could be heard echoing through the halls. At times, we were discourged, but with the aid of our M For many years we will enjoy the memories of our Class moderators, Sister Margaret Miriam and Sister Elizabeth Ann we were assured of ultimate success. The untiring efforts of Profes- sor Hemmerling proved to be successful in our many endeavors. This year we welcomed Sister Marion Joseph as moderator of our Student Council. As in the past, the annual Christmas pro- Z1 gram was the highlight of the year, and a new social event was introduced, a swimming party held at St. Georges Pool, Brooklyn, N. Y. The Snowball Dance and the magazine Drive were also K ably conducted by the competent Council. The student body showed tremendous cooperation throughout the year, and the Council boosted its reputation and treasury. le li 1 W 3 -TT' Front Row: Mary Alice Bailey, Patricia Puglise, August De Blieck, Bernadine Doyle, Joan Marquis. Theodore Dreher, John Bury. Second Raw: Edward Hall, Mary Lou Maccariilo, Frances Eednar, Helen Chambers. John Ferrazzano, Sister Marion Joseph, Moceratorg Elizabeth Clarken, Janet Klilcier, Doris Allen, E:- war: Savhcki, John Fox Eack Row: Lucy Salierno, Jacouelme Melone, Rich- ard Kutney, President: George God, John Lech, Frank Ferro.