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

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1947 48 E T JUNE SP me seen -5 SEPTEMBER Frrst day of football practuce fgroanl School opens lhappy clays'l Freshmen lnntnatlon lOo oohl Football opener wlth Catholuc Central Student Councul elected lstuffed ballots of course? OCTOBER Flrst school assembly Journalusm day at E Lansnng Teachers lnstltute la good free dayl Navy day program CNavy takes over? NOVEMBER Yearbook crew swlngs Into strnde Close grad season by runnlng past St John s lwhew l Thanksglvlng vacatlon School gournallsm representatlves journey to Cleveland Clost weekend? DECEMBER l 2 Annual Bazaar wrth a Ford sedan thrown ln G M Assembly Hardwood opener against Leslle Cthnngs look good? Musnc festnval Chrnstmas vacatuon fabout tlrnel Chrnstmas tournaments fsad news'J JANUARY School reopens fdarn ntl Mtdsemesters lwoes and worrlesl Svster Marne Kyran unfortunately rnyured and taken to Mt Clemens auf wueder sehn Senior classes trundled unto room 2 Annual retreat opens 54 Saints and McDermott take a day off at retreat end FEBRUARY 5 Subscription campaugn thrown unto gear by Mr Robnnson land hrs dusty gokesl 9 Yearbook flnancung bequn by movues l6 Book revuew by Mrs Milton Francls of Our Lady of Fatnma 77 l8 Snster Amadea brlngs the Ornent to the halls of sf M fy 23 Mlss Larsen beglns square danclng lessons MARCH Sensors portralts arrlve VlA Subena lor so It seemsl Rummage sale lSenuors mlssnon project? Vocation week beguns wuth talks by e Snsters of Mercy and Nurse Ruta Wendell Grade school presents Days O Kerry Dan cnng fSome good talent therel More nurses more vocation talk lthus tnme from Nazarethl Easter vacatlon bemns CYIPPEEJ Class play begins an early practuce season Mnss Celt Dance greatest success of nts knnd nn the school history The old old ad campangn swlvels to a start Baseball practnce beglns lwe really ought to go herel Beat Vandercook Lake 5 O ln opener Another rummage sale for Chnnese mls suon Moblle X Ray unlt servuces St Mary 26 27 Sensor class presents Out of Thus World fthe presentation lnved up to nts namel MAY Conflrmatuon Uack Sherwood s among othersl Prom tame Sprung tnme and so It was with a beautiful evennng at the Cascades Clubhouse May Crownlng ends our final month of our fnnal year of hugh school JUNE lGood bye sweet lafel Sensor social lnfe packs up a little as school draws to a fast close Class nnght ns the last formal qatherung of the year Graduation nlght fNeed l say more7l Karl Grelmel 0 . l 1 3 s A 5 6 . ,Qzs V E ' 7 8 fl lO 'I' ' ' 7 , , . . . 8. . ' - V - 19, . . . . - 8. 4 A th 21. ' ' , 24. A , ,54 45 H , , 23. ' , ' ' ' , b 25. A J' 201 Piano concert by Dr. M. L, Van Zandt APRIL lBU5Y'bU5Yl 24' ' ' ' . . 27. 5: . - . l6. ' ' . ' 7 9. - ' 27. ' ' ' 18. ' ' - 28. ' ' ' A ' 26. ' w - ' ' . w bf . . l7. ' ' ' 6. ' ' ' 18. ' ' 19. ' ' ' QQ' ' I ' - -H - I 29. ' , ' ' ' 23. ' ' 5- ' . . . l9. ' . ' . 25. A ' ' ' E f H A T- ll ' - . . , . . 26. ' ' IO. ' ' ' 27. 30. ' 13. ' ' . O

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zsszon activities Students at St Mary were privileged to hear a stim ulating account of the work of the Sisters of Charity in T fs. China from Sister Marie Amadea February l8 This gave fresh impetus to class room drives for funds which were augmented by rattles of every discription and cli maxed by a paper drive for the missions Saving canceled stamps is a fine in- expensive mission project. Celts collected over 40 OOO stamps in the course of the year for the Jesuits Patna lndia mission. William Shearer and Lois Hoard inspect the Chinese handiwork displayed by Sister Marie Amadea missionary lecturer Maxine Hinckley, Joan Kaplinski and Cecilia Strzalko ready up a downtown salesroom for their rummage sale to benefit Chinese missions. -Y i Business good? Those smiles of Cecilia and Maxine would indicate their satis- faction over the splendid donations of the seniors which made it necessary to hold another rummage sale at a later date.

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l iss Geft o 19,48 lnauguratnng an event which they expect to be held annually Mariner staff members conducted a campalgn to duscover the ldentaty of Mass Celt a monthly edltorual feature of the school publlcatlon Maxme Hinckley ln a popular electuon for home room representatuves to compete for the tutle Maxlne shared honors with Rose Anne Fox ln a flnal ballot she led the next highest contestant Dol ores Kulsea by two dozen votes Hxghlught ot the evenung was the Grand March led by Mass Celt and Davud Cash edutor of the Manner Bnggest dance un the school s hustory was the fnrst Mass Celt Dance held Aprul 2 Elaborately decorated as a sprung garden and furmshed wuth tables for refreshments the gym presented a gala appearance for the bug turnout 78