St Marys Academy - Chimes Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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First Raw: Mary Maloney, Peggy McCafferty, Nancy Mee- han, Betty Klock, Rita Boyle, Joan Ewan, Jane McCafferty, Loretta Dcly. Second Row: Margaret Kimley, Marie Reilly, Patricia Heilman, Teresa Finegan, Marie Kelly, Betty Con- nelly, Marjorie Gallagher, Eileen Beierschmitt. Third Row: Julie Mudry, Gloria Murray, Mercedes Folz, Mary Jane Carroll, Clare McMahon, Barbara Martin, Alma Mackel, Agnes Horan. Fourth Row: Irene Quinlan, Patricia Conley, Helen Kleschick, Patricia Garrity, Marie Bittel, Patricia Morris, Viola Wattis, Jane Murphy. Fifth Raw: Margu- erite Pritz, Ann Donohue, Peggy O'Hara, Ida McGrath, Jane Wcinmann, Frances Grubb, Dolores Bedesem, Margu- erite Totaritis. HS lHE lllllll llSlIElllJlllB EPRESElXlTllXlG the vocal talent ot Stl lvlary's, the Glee Club en- deavors under the direction ot Sister Clare Cecilia to develop the talent which each ot its members possesses. Versatility is charac- teristic of the group whose programs range from the polyphonic beauty ot Palestrina to gay, lilting melodies ot Herbert and ot Gil- bert and Sullivan, Opportunities tor public appearances are frequent and include such occasions as the annual play, lvlay Procession, Senior tea and Fashion Shovv. Sometimes, too, although we boast no royalty, We give command performances when we entertain music-loving visitors. l-lowever, the choristers occasionally tind diversion in things other than musicfparties, for instances, when social activity is set to music. Twenty-two

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T BH THE STUDENTS, UE THE ST DEHTS O Tl-lE end thot the indiyidudlj ds well ds The school, will beneht, the Ccuncillors rndke dnd execute ldvvs, help preserve order dnd inspire the students by sell-discipline to did in syslerndtic dd- ministrdtion, By impressing the indiyidudl with The necessity oi obedience to properly constituted du- thority, the council builds up d vvholesorne, self- disciblined citizenry so necessary to the well-being oi d dernocrdcy. When school ddys dre long forgotten, the coun- cil hopes That eyery girl will evidence that she hds built within herself by self-discipline ci monument to iustice dnd fidelity. To the right are pictured officers of the Student Council. Reading from left: Marie Bittcl, vice-presidentg Mercedes Folz, prcsidentg and Jane Weinmann, secretary-treasurer. Far right are the student councillors. Seated on the ground are Helen Kleschick and Ann Donohue while Marguerite Tctoritis, Ida McGrath, Mae Curry, and Patricia Morris occupy the bench. TU PRESENT UUH LITEHHHU EEEUHTS