St Marys Academy - Marian Yearbook (Ogdensburg, NY)

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Name-Lillian Rose Bovie Excellent friends are rare. Known As- Lil Course-Academic Hobby--Collecting Banners Ambition Secretary Aotlvltles-Sodallg 8-4: Volley- 1: Cheerle er 4: Basket- s. . Name-Patricia Ann Bovle The more mischief, the better sport. Known As- Pat CourswAcademlc I-lobby-Collecting Banners Anibition-Secretary Activities-Basketball 1-2-3-41 Glee Club 1: Volleyball 4: Bo- dallty 1. Name-Joseph Taylor Hls merry 'wit is as eternal and as inevitable as his good will. Known As- Joe Course-Academic Hobby-Model Plane Building Ambition-Aviator Activities-Class Basketball 1- 3-2-4: Junior Holy Name 1-2- Name--Katherine Taylor :lTh.ere ia no wisdom ilca frank- ess. Known As- Kay Course-Academic Hobby-Reading Ambition-Nurse Activities-Glee Club 1-2-8-4: Sodallty 1-2-8-4: Librarian 4. E V

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Name-Lorraine B. Richards The memory of the just is blessed. Known Aa- Name Course--Business Bobby-Dancing, Swimming Ambition-Secretary Activities-Glee Club 2-3. Name-Lester Rlshe One ounce of discretion is worth a pound of wit. Known As- Les' Cou rclal Hobby-Outdoor Lire Ambition-Naval Career Activities-Class Basketball 1- 2-8: Junior Holy Name 4: Boxing 1. Name-James Roblllard 'wothinge is impossible to 4 willing art. Known As- Jim Course-Academic Hobby-Dancing Ambition-Muslclan Activities-Dramatlcs 1-2-8: Junlor Holy Name 2-8-4: Student Council 4: School Paper 8-4: Year Book 4: Glee Club 2-8-4. Name-Helen -Catherine Rolfe Life is a series of surprises. Known As- Helen Course-College' Entrance Hobby-Reading Ambition-Secretary Activities-Librarian 4: Book Week Contest 4: Dramatlcs 4. Name-Phyllis Roshlrt Quiet persons are welcome everywhere. Known As- P:X1lls Course-Acade c Ambition-Nurse. Name-Mary St. Andrews A little nonsense now and then is relished by the best of men. Known As- Saint Course-Academic Hobby-Dancing Ambition-Beautlclan Activities-Basketball 1-2-8-41 Volgfball 4: Glee Club 1-2: Sod ity 1-2-8. Name-Charles Bhunk A live wire with d current of determination. Known As- Chuck or One 'Shot' C Acarleml curse- c Hobby-Commercial Photogra- Axgsgsion-Photo Engraver Actvlties--Boxlng 1-8: Class Basketball 1-2-8-4: Dramatice 8: Junior Hogy Name 2-3-45 School Paper 2 Year Book 4. Name--Evelyn Sovle Love made those dimples. Known As- Eve Course-Academic Hobby-Collecting Souvenirs Ambition--Ferry Command Activities-Bodallty 1-2-8: Glee Club 1-2-4: Basketball 1-2-3-4: Volleyball 4: Book Week Contest 4.

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This year, as every American knows, the cry has been to share Share everything you have. And so, tonight, we want to share with you the happiness that we feel in having you present with us. It is gratifying to be able to welcome so many familiar face . But this ls not something new. For twelve years you par- ents, teachers and friends have gathered here to give us encouragement in all that we have undertaken. To our parents we wish to extend a very special greeting. Your wisdom chose this Catholic School for us in the firm belief that our religion ,would be more necessary in our future lives than even algebra or science. This conviction has not proven wrong, for as we stand on the threshold of a new road, how much better and stronger we feel, armed with Om Dare to be different. Let us not leave be- hind wihh other forgotten memories of our school days, the true meaning of our challeng- ing motto. Being different does not merely mean doing the opposite of what others are do- ing, but seeking to imitate someone higher and ndbler than anyone on this earth. This One, Who, because He differed greatly from the ways of men, was scorned by many in His day, has set forth an exam-ple for us to follow. Daring to be different takes high courage. Have we the courage to perform our daily duties with diligence and fidelity? To display fairness in play and earnestness in work car- ing llttle for what our neighbors say? Do we shows :burning desire to improve: to do bigger and better things: to live up to the ideals of our Catholic faith, the standards set by our a. staunch weapon of Catholic training that will be our sure means of victory in the fight ahead. To old friends and new, and to our teachers, we express our delight in having you with us on this eventtul evening. Through your teach- ings, advice, guidance friendship, and even scoldfings, our four short years at St. Mary's have been both profitable and pleasurable. Yes, each and everyone of us greets each and everyone of you with gladness of heart at having -achieved our first goal. In thankfulness and appreciation we therefore wish to give you in our program tonight, a summary of the ac- tivities ot our four years in high school. Elizabeth Needle '43 Master? His fearlessness toward His enemies should 'be ours: His readiness to forgive those who injured I-Ilmg His staunch support of right, though the world was against Him: His ready assistance for the needy should also be our attitude in this day. We dare to be Different. Let us not then in worldly quest, Rush after pleasure like the rest, But keep our thoughts on du-ty bent And seek ln this our sweet content. Thus shall We be shackle free Bound to no enemy, But soldiers of the King of Kings Striving for Him to do great things. Margaret LeBeau