St Marys Academy - Gael Yearbook (Little Falls, NY)

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SODALITY OF OUR LADY 141111 Il fl! N1 l Hwmlluml. fX1lm.u. Nl, Burlw, Rmllck, D. Skunk, Shim Cflmrlrfi umm MARY'S VALENTINES llN!I.IlLk'1x. l' Lldnlmm, M, Li. Hulhml. ff, XX'rlL'l1, AI. l'i.llWUI1Nlxl, Ci, XXX

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CONSTITUTION ASSEMBLY SPEAKERS t t lvl. niti Milf 1 ei Su ix in Thomas Toher, john Guris, Aludith Van Dyke Constitution Assembly Speakers Of all the school activities which took place during the past year, one of the hest reinemherf ed is the Constitution Assenihly presented hy the Junior Class in Novemher, It was interesting and informative for lwoth the participants and the spectators. The four eloquent orators were Ivloniea Ivlurphy, Judy Van Dyke, jerry Sullivan, and john Uuris. ln the final decision john Guris was selected as a delegate to represent Saint Mz1ry's in the American Legion Oratorical Contest, held in Mohawk. MARCH OF DIMES COLLECTORS First Row, left to 'right fC. Welcli, Wateriiiziii. Second Row--P. Brodowski, C. Kane, C. Weleli, Third Row---G. Nuhorazek, S. Falk. ourth Rom fff- M. Burns, Haponski, M. O'Hara. F1 ch Row lvllinar, M. E. Holland.

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MIXED GLEE CLUB I' xt Row. left to right E. O'Connor, P. Liddon, Haponski. C. Kane, A. Dady, C. Vxfeleh, B, Kane, D. Bron on Sterusky, Usselmann, P. Danehy. Second Row --C. Lloyd, K. Olsen, C. Nuborazek, E. Creedon, j Pm u K Pellerito. Mlinar, Rodick, E. Vv'ilkinson, P. Brodowski. Third Row - C. Mahoney, B. Maone c iugchlin, F. Falk, M. Murphy, B. Long, N. Sanzo, D. O'Connor, L. Konik. Fourth Row- Daly. 5 lilk D Milonc, Vail, Wiles, D. Sivack, T. Creedon, I. Guris. M. Carney, L. Ashe. Glee Club and Girls' Choir September 1958 witnessed the beginning of one of Saint Marys most successful years for organized choral groups. Under the direction of Professor Stanley Koval, Sophomore, junior, and Senior boys and girls joined the Clee Club and produced exceptional musical harmony. ln December they added the final touch to a Christmas Pageant produced by the Sophomore Class. A number of standard carols were sung, which, by the response of the audience, proved to the members of the Glee Club that their's was something special. One of the highlights of the pageant was provided by Elaine Creedon, soprano soloist for the Clee Club. The rich quality of her beautiful voice was displayed when she sang O Holy Night . The pageant marked one of the greatest performances of the Clee Club. ln january, with increased scholastic schedules, the membership decreased consider' ably. With the permission of Sister john Berchmans and under the guidance of Sister M. Aloysia, Sarah Falk took on the difficult task of reorganizing the Glee Club. Because of her interest in music and her desire to continue the Clee Club, Sarah enlisted the cooperation of the high school girls. She not only managed to get enough interested girls to iill the vacant seats, but she successfully raised the membership to form a wonder' ful group of interested students.