St Marys Academy - Marian Yearbook (Ogdensburg, NY)

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tg uCome apart and rest awhi1e,' were Christ's words to His apostles in the midst of all their toil. s This, too, was the slogan here at school when Reverend Father Andrew Ansbro, a Passionist Father, conducted the initial retreat at St Mary's Academy The purpose of our retreat was to relieve us of our daily work in class for a few days in order to help ue check up on our spiritual life Morning Mass, attended by the entire student body, started the retreat rolling in the right direc tion for the rest of the day Father's inspiring talks and the periods of silence gave us the op portunity to think of God and our relationship with Him At the close of the retreat each pos sessed e strong feeling of satisfaction within that he had profited by those few days of spiritual renewal and rest and hoped that the following year another one might be conducted in a similar manner R PROGRESS 'YH 'F In order to instill in ue an early appreciation of our democratic heritage the Student Council was instituted dere are pictured the regular members after the first meeting which augured well for a smooth running, faculty assisting outfit Front Row Joan Goult Shirley Gallagher, B Mack Anne Sherry D LaRocK N Hlcxey C LaVenture P Adams Connie Mitchell lbecretaryl 506035 How G G0YBTd C Kelly M K FitzGibbon A Montgomery S David H Evert H rogers J Pufa B Seymour Third Row P Ledger C5econd Vice Pre 1dentJ P Diskaw KPresidentl D LaRocx CF1rst Vxce Presidentl, C -- cnell Cbecretaryl Back Row B Burns A Rishe D Burns B Bowes F Bergeron P Pilcn Nurraytwins,W Wood 8 0 . .. , - . I g . 9 L 1? .42 - la s '. N a .., 9, w ' 'vt ' 4- ..f is YM 7. . ,A ' . A 'V' ff 'Q , A A Q1 A ' .MV 1 - .. R f ' ' 11 s , . - - 2 I , . , Q . I n ' 9 ' 0 ' - 1 ' 1 ' ' ' I . , . . , '. . ' , . , . , .V , - - , - - 3 , - S , . . , , . .- - . Mn- ' , I , , , , . 5 1 , - , 0 . , A 1. -