St Lukes High School - Pindarian Yearbook (Ho Ho Kus, NJ)

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GIRLS' GLEE CLUB HROUGHOUT The pasf year These girls have parTicipaTed in various musical performances and evoked unsfinfed praise from Those who heard Their rendiTions. Early in The year a maioriTy of The glee club members sang The solemn high Mass ThaT opened The iubilee weelc aT ST. Luke's. During ThaT celebraTion also This choir provided all The lifurgical music ThaT was rendered for The numerous religious funcfions. On The evening of The Senior Play a few of The selecTions, ThaT had formed parf of Their weekly rehearsals, provided enTerTainmenT befween The acTs for The audience. Among These were: Trees, by Joyce Kilmer: Barcarolle and Good NighT , all of which were sung in Two parTs. Eleanor Young, who has direcfed The glee club since she enfered ST. Luke's as a Freshman, again conducTed The singing of This choral group on This occasion. Eleanor has received many congraTulaTory commenTs on her direcTing and we feel iT will be difficulT To replace her nexf year. Besides The group Thaf is preparing To represenf ST. Lulce's aT The annual demon- sTraTion Mass, members of The glee club will also provide all The music for The firsT Mass of Reverend Joseph lvlanz, a former sTudenT of ST. Lulce's. The musical program of The girls was a lengThy one This year buT no maTTer when or where They performed, Their rendifions always possessed arTisTic finish. ThaT speaks volumes! JOAN WALSH, '40, 36

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SAFETY PATRUL URING The many years ThaT The SaTeTy PaTrol has been organized aT ST. l.ulce's, much has been done To insure The saTeTy oT sTudenTs around The school and To and Trom school by way oT buses. This worlc on The parT oT The paTrolmen group calls Tor selT sacriTice, obedience To auThoriTy and TacT in handling The sTudenTs. Their ideal is To preserve and uphold law and order among The sTudenT body. ln SepTember when our principal, SisTer PaTricia, issued a call Tor volunTeers There was an immediaTe and generous response. ln The course oT The mee-Ting The Tollowing oTTicers were elecTed: Nicholas Demedulc, CapTain: Joseph Kennedy, Eugene Daly, and John lvlanz, lieuTenanTs. The members were divided inTo Three separaTe squads, A, B, and C, each under a lieuTenanT. As in The preceding years This organizaTion has been under The able supervision oT The New Jersey STaTe Police, who monThly senT Troopers DougherTy, Zies, l-lunT, and Green. The spiriT oT cooperaTion beTween The Troopers, TaculTy, sTudenTs oT The school, and The members OT The SaTeTy PaTrol aided Tremendously in making The school a banner school oT saTeTy. We poinT wiTh pride To The record oT ST. Lulce's PaTrols: ThaT no lcind oT accidenT OT a serious naTure has occurred in or around ST. l.ulce's during The six years ThaT They have been so eTTicienTly TuncTioning. NICHOLAS DElv1EDUK,'4O. 35

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CHILDREN 0F MARY S0lIALl'l'Y l-TE rapping oT The gavel commencing The TirsT meeTing OT The Children oT Mary Tound all The girls oT The high school eager and waiTing To begin Their year oT acTiviTies in honor oT The Blessed Virgin. Under her guidance every girl deems iT an honor To be a member oT The sodaliTy. AT This meeTing The Tollowing oTTicers Tor The coming year were chosen: Mary Donohue, President MargareT Callaghan, Vice President Eleanor Young, SecreTary, and BeaTrice l.aPorTa, Treasurer. Our meeTings, which are held on The Third Friday oT each monTh, are made very inTeresTing by The inspiring Tallcs given by The sodalisTs. These Talks on Topics oT inTeresT To The young CaTholic girl were oT such a varied and enTerTaining naTure ThaT every- body eagerly awaiTed The meeTings To hear The well prepared and inTeresTing speeches oT our Truly giTTed oraTors. A Tridium in honor oT Blessed Virgin Mary was conducTed previous To The TeasT oT The lmmaculaTe ConcepTion by Reverend John DougherTy oT The lmrnaculaTe Con- cepTion Seminary. l-Tis beauTiTul and insTrucTive discourses on The liTe and virTues of Our Lady were enjoyed by all who heard Them. To all The SisTers, our TaiThTul and gracious guides, who have labored unceasingly Tor The inculcaTion ol: ChrisTian virTues and high ideals in Their charges, we, The sodalisTs Teel greaTly indebTed and render To Them our deepesT graTiTude and aTTecTion. MARY DONOI-TUE, '4O. 37