St Mary High School - Crusader Yearbook (Wayne, MI)

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Faculty Sisters, Servants of the Immaculate Heart ot Mary. Motherhouse: Monroe, Michigan No work of beauty can better testify to the ability which is the artist's than that wondrous masterpiece, of a man r4,,5',., ...,!.,,, MOTHER IMQRIECELESTQEQ PRINCIPAL '- af . SISTER MARIE JUSTINE . SISTER MARIE CELINE Senior Home Room 'i Sophomore Home Room Librarian f Religion I0 Religion I2 . English I0 Latin 9 ' English 9 Health 9 '- Algebra 9 SISTER FRANCIS BER ARD Senior Home Room N TSISEEE MARYHALINS Religion 12' rn- - -' op ornore ome oom Economics II-I2 ,G ' ReI'9.'0n I0 - - rafting II-I2 Latin II I2 G t 10 Latin I0 7- eome ry I I I 1 ' SISTER FRANCES CLAREUJJUI' IEW 'I STER M. PANCRATIUS Junior Home RQOW J 3, K ' Freshmen Home Room Religion II A I H Religion 9 Shorthand I2 QQ!! ,X - , American History 12 Typing I2 HI . -1 1 Modern,History II Typing II . t Record Keeping IO 'SISTER M. CLARE Q- 'Freshman Home Room j' Religion 9 Junior Home Room ' Physics l'l Religion II physics 12 English 12 'L' Trigonometry English II I and Solid Geometry I2 3' xr 1 ' ' ' . ' 4 21 . I- -I , - .. ., v - . CLASS TEACHERS SISTER MIRIAM JOSEPH Clothing 9-I0 SISTER M. LELLIS Introductory Science 9 SISTER M. CALLISTA Biology I0 SISTER MARY de LIMA Choral Director MR. MANUEL LENTINE Algebra II Algebra 9 Coach

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ways guide them in happiness, health, and the love of Christ and His h X he Bells shall ring out for you and me. - - Of Seniority it can truly be said that it is the best of times, the worst of imes. The best because, with the advent of Senior dignity, the life-long desire nd ambition of every school boy has been attained. Now, the Seniors are sitting n top of the student world, now, they are enioying the numerous privileges llotted only to their station. The worst, because they are now about to leave be- ind forever ioyous moments which can never be relived. Now, they will soon be tepping, for the last time, through familiar portals,'th'o'se doors which have en- ompassed and protected them for twelve formative years, now they will soon de- rt from the many friends and advisors who have watched thegmkgrow in wisdom nd maturity. ' A ' ' And so, to the Seniors, is granted the privilege of reminiscing for a brief oment, of recalling memories which will be forever theirs - occasions such as: ,V he frantic candy bar sale when they lost the race for the Spirit Trophy, their irst class dance, Moonlight Magic, the Junior-Senior Proms at Lovett Hall, the it ing Ceremony, which impressed upon them, for the fir t time, what it really 1 ant to be Seniors, the May Crowning, the last uni ied act of Homage to OL. 3 ther Mary, and finally, graduation, that day of all days. Throughout all of these activities and duringgtheir years at St. Mary's, the ' Q lass of '60 has ever tried hard to uphold the honor and principles of their A ells of hope, of love, and of ioy have rung for them an'd now, as they are f o embark upon their separate courses as functioning members of society, they Q ave embedded deep within them, a filial love and loyalty to Mary and to her chool. ' May the bells which are now sounding their final chorus for the Class of '60, t er. D . Q ' z 3 r S - Q 'P N. ' 7' A Od C 'I Q, H