St Mary High School - Marian Yearbook (Marion, OH)

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TIRST ROW C Anclrvws, J. Dunn, Ca. Patton, J. Wensinger, T. Kelleher, B. Wagner, D. Krigbauin, B. Schroeter, SECOND ROW Bolvr, H, Prulzo, C Lc i. rVe-nia, T. Huber, J. Finnegan, J. Kilbury, J. Irvin, D. Smith, P. Neidigg THIRD ROW C. Hertenstein, C. Arcuri L Elsasse-r, G. Elsassvr, D. Jaclcson, J, Cooper, D. Sherrer, J. Ryan, FOURTH ROW --F. Murphy, B. Lyon, P. Brown, P. Simpson, L. Ryan T Kilbury, C. Myers, FIRST ROW C, Tohin, M, Toluin, laflmson, M Hvnv Sclwill, J Simuaon SERVERS AND CHOIR The privilege of directly assisting the priests at the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass belongs especially to the servers and the choir of St. Mary School. Day in and day out these boys and girls rise early and give their faithful service in the parish church. Down through the years of the parish there has been a long line of generous-hearted youth who have taken pride in belonging to the servers and choir of St. Mary. Scranton, V. McDonough, J. Cash, A. Gorton, P. Dennis, N. Simpson, P. Malo, A. Dennis, C. Dwyer, H Wagner SECOND ROW J. Bray, M. E. Krigbaum, J. Messenger, L. Gilmore, J. Tobin, I Endicott, C. Finnegan, S. Corne- gar, M, Nicolosi, M McMahon, THIRD ROW - J. Cusick, Marilyn McGinnis, Martha McGinnis, J. Myr-rs, B Vanu- , R. Cornf-ly, A. Krigbaum, B. Burlce, M. McKim. Iyf

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.STUDENT ACTIVITIES Bill Wagner, model airplane builder. demonstrates for Physics Class . . . As an alternative to Geometry, Sophomores may elect General Math . . . Christiani- ty and America is the guide-book for history in the eleventh grade . . . Hand sewing is another skill developed by the Freshmen . . . Civics and Sociology from Coach Robbins complete the social studies unit for St. Mary graduates . . . Second year commercial students learn new forms and assist in mimeographing,

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ELIZABETH SETON MISSION UNIT SENIOR UNIT Honiuiuum mission representatives: Ted Kelleher, pres., K, Thorne, E. Elsasser, J. Cash, T. Kilbury, K. Gilmore, .l. Kelly M. Hciubert, J. Compton, L. Gilmore, G. Thiel. ilu! JUNIOR UNIT J. Ebersole, D. Shoemaker, N. Dantera, C. Robbins, L. Dugan, J. Boler, vice-pres., L. Kelly, M, Simmons, J. Scltlciret, C. Wynne, P, Brown, G. Nicolosi, C. Anderson. The Elizabeth Seton Mission Unit is organized in the high school to further the cause of the missions-both spiritually and financially. The students are members of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith and of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade. ln addition to encouraging prayer and sacrifice, the unit sponsors a penny mission day each week. During Lent the children respond to the Holy Father's appeal and contribute their donations to the Bishops' Fund. The missions of the Sisters of Charity in Chino are supported through the sale of Lotus Leaves, a quarterly magazine.