St Mary High School - Astrolabe Yearbook (Jackson, MI)

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QQ-cod' brig I..-J X. Front Lett to Right Veronica Koffhn Doylene Brown Wrlham Shearer Robert Ward Back Mary Ellen Momssey Kenneth Buntmg Dax 1d Cash The St Mary Hrgh School monthly pl1bl1Cdl1OI1 The Mariner IS mdeed approprrately named It contaxns the name of our patroness Mary the Mother of God 1lS a1m IS guldance of student thmkmg as a manner gurdes a sh1p at sea The Manner a member of Qu1ll and Scroll SOC1elY and of the Cathohc Scholastrc Press Assoc1at1on sxnce 1ts 1ncept1on 1S now a member of the Natlonal Scholas l1C Press ASSOC16llOD In November of thls year fxve St Mary senlors at tended the Nat1onal Scholasttc Press Assocxatron Con ventron held 1n Cleveland Oh1O The f1rst rn a number of years 1t offered a short course m the methods of pro ducmg yearbooks and h1gh school newspapers Dele gates were Co-ed1tors of The Manner Dav1d Cash and Mary Ellen Mornssey Co-ed1tors of 'I'he Astrolabe Rlchard Brshop Herbert Lours and Dorothy Holzworth who IS a typlst for both publ1cat1ons The Manner has rated All Catholxc for the past two years whrch places lt 1n the front ranks of Catholrc schoolpapers rn the Un1ted States Other members of the staff who are not plctured above are Mar1lyn Wendell Io Anne Maloney Phxhp Comerforcl Ierome Hamon Ianet Urch Maxlne Hmck ley Wlllldm Tappenden Margaret H111 Theresa Rooney lean Mellmg Ann Desnoyer Mary Louxse Mrller Her bert LOUIS Leo Drongowskr lack Sherwood Geraldme OConnor Dorothy l-lolzworth Barbara E121 Lergh Brown Kathryn Neubecker Iohn Ohver and CeC1l1d Strzalko 46 if-1 4 -v ua , 1 A g. us-nouns' 'Ut N- --..-QQ-. .fo Q1 1 ' ...Y V . 0 . 1 -' , . , I 1 A ' 4 . , 1 . 1 1 1 . . . 1 . . . . - I . I ' - , . . I .. ' . . . ' I I 1 1 1 1 . 11 . 11 1 .1 . . ' I I I 1 1 ' I ' 1 1 1 I I I ' 1 1 1 1 . . 1 1 1 ' I

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Monsignor Hardy takes wrne and water for the sacrnfnce at the 8 o clock dauly Mass Catholuc hugh school students do not always stop to realnze that much of thelr lnfe IS tled rn with the splrutual which they take so much for granted Dad they realuze It more fully the song nn their hearts would burst out more often and with greater force and earnestness Children of the same age In European countrues could vouch for the void that comes when the splrltual as snatched from thenr lnves All roads lead to church durlng the Forty Hours Devotuon Here hugh school students offer their adoratlon to the Kung of Klngs It s only a gate a cross and a step but at sugnlfnes Iufe and ment and hope for thts as the entrance to the sanctuary where every Celt looks for lnsplratuon Before the tabernacle he thanks God for all hos glfts and asks favors of both a spnrntual and temporal nature Harmony as agam the keynote for man s dual nature 48 , . ' ll - - 11 1 1 1 1 1