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

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-v'r-I Thomas Burton President Student Council is St. Mary's most important organization. Student Council President, Thomas Burton, presides at the weekly meeting. Seated: Sandra Diehl, Treasurer, Bruce Carrico, Vice-Presi- dent, Mary Claire Weston, Secretary, Michael Willette, JoAnne Jarrett, Gabrielle Lada, Diane Okan, Judith Adama, Sharon Croton, Jane Weston. Standing: Edward Bishop, Thomas- Burton, President, Thomas Hanchon, James Chapp, James Day, John Warriner, John Gegus. Bruce Carrico Vice-President Sandra Diehl Treasurer Mary Claire Weston Secretary

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1 rs-v'r'1H he Bells. . .shall call me to come to your side. . . Through participation in activities such as the Sodality, Future Teachers and Nurses Clubs, dent C0UnCllr Gnd The L Club which require effort and cooperation above and beyond the Om, we have helped our school fully in spirituality, personality, maturity, and character. Through f duty, we have developed more to flourish as an institute of leaming and at the same time we ve gained valuable lessons in stamina and leadership. Thus the bells which signaled the end of the school day have at the same time heralded our trance into another world where we have learned anew the lessons of understanding, responsi- lity, and initiative. These bells have singled out and honored those who have risen to accept the rdens of service, they have cheered, with their spirit of conquest and accomplishment, those o may have doubted the value of co-curricular activities. lndeed, these hearty, vigorous bells have demonstrated the very heart and spirit of St. Mary's at of working, striving, and giving for the benefit of all.

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National Honor Society Membership in the National Honor Society is a privilege enioyed by only a comparatively small number of students. Qualifications include good moral character, high scholarship, strong leadership, and loyal and generous service to the school and fellow students. lt is, indeed, an honor to be elected to membership in the society and all who have been so chosen deserve a vote of congratulations and best wishes from the en- tire student body. Mr. Dennis D'Arcy, in closing his address to the mem- bers of the Honor Society, said that challenge to de- feat Communism which confronts our modern genera- tion can be met through the development of good moral character, militant leadership, service to one's fellow man, and a strong desire to learn. Thomas Hill, president of the St. Mary Chapter, wel- comes the guests, faculty, and student body on behalf ofthe Honor Society. Study Pays Off Newly inducted Junior, Gabrielle Lada, receives her pin, emblematic of her new honor, from William Luba- way. Candidates approach the stage for the Induction