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

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MAY ERUWNINB May is the month traditionally dedi- cated to Our Blessed Lady. It is a fitting month, too, since nature in renew- ing itself at this time of the year, pre- sents us with a sweetness and splendor that befits the Mother of Cod. To all of us at St. johnis, May Crowning time is our special time of publicly venerat- ing the Mother of Cod. Here, to show our love and appreciation, we crown her Queen of our Hearts. XVhile the stu- dent body sang O Mary, XVe Crown Thee, Mary was crowned by Evelyn Newman. Evelynis attendants were the members of the Immaculate Heart So- ciety. john Lech and john Convery led the Rosary and Act of Consecration to complete this beautiful ceremony. I w ggifm, fitw' .mic- e 3 l' ',gE'4'1 b1-ms I 0 Q ,??61A:uM2 gh' .LQEQU5-312: L Our Lady's Shrine in the courtyard, beautifully decorated and ready for the ceremony. john Lech and elnssmute, Iohn Convery, stand behind ready to recite the traditional prayers. a E 'A Evelyn Newman, in a gown of chanlilly lace, crowns Our Lady, Queen ofthe May. Evelyn, her P3205 and mf'mhf'fS Of the Imm3CUl3f9 HCS!! Society. 29 The ceremonies are concluded and while the students sing PUSL' fm' OUT photographer- Mother Beloved another May Crowning comes to a close.

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Seated at thc table: Io Ann Klilcier, janet Klikier, Helen Claire Chambers, Ted Dreher, Sister Marion joseph, Moderatorg George Ced, Presidentg Patricia Puglise, Bcrnadine Doyle, Ned Hall. Smnrling in the lmckgrounzl: Grace Zaccario, Nicholas Gemma, Fred Colosiinu, john Conv:-ry, Edward Sawicki, Barbara Curran, llc-vt-rly Shaw, Robert Batistoni, Camilla Fahmie, Mary Ann Dahlingi-r, George Coussa, Io Ann Cuecinello, Daniel Hamilton, Patricia Guy. STUDENT COUNCIL Through the able leadership of its president, George Ced, and the guidance of Sister Marion joseph, the 1957-1958 Student Council has estab- lished a fine model of student government. The success of the Magazine Drive and Parents Day, was due, in large part, to the backing of the Student Council. The everyday incidentals such as hall and fire traffic control and litterbug campaigns, were carried out by the representatives of the council. The Student Council, in itself, has provid- ed for all its members a chance to show and to learn the responsibilities required of a leader. Tha- Cuuueil is even erriisizlvriiig giving illegal parking titkvts thouuh 'il'ut Cappucei and ,-Xuuie lim- lllieck clon't sr-mu too upset about this ont-. 30