St Marys Central High School - Marichimes Yearbook (Bismarck, ND)

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ka is May 9 May 11 May 19 Crowning of Mary Collins at Art exhibit displaying the Presentation of awards t t t d 0 ou s an ing stu G.A.A. Cotton Ball. Karen work of the Art I and II dents on Award Night Ellen Stanton Rausch and Chr' t' H ll 1 1S ine a , C asses. ceiving Latin award attendants. MEMORIES FATHER JOHN GARVIN Father John Garvin, after seven years of service at St. Mary's, was appointed pastor of St. Patrick's Church in Dickinson. During his years as superintendent here, Father John was vitally interested in the welfare of the school and the students. He will always be loved and admired by the present student body and all alumni of St. Mary's High School. His main concern was to further the development of the school seholastically, materially, and spiritually. Ile had the interest of each student at heart. The people of Bismarck honored him by a reception at S.M.C.Il.S. on August 28. MONSIGNOR ROBERT A. FEEHAN On March 23 Monsignor Feehan celebrated his twenty- fifth anniversary as pastor of St. Mary's Parish. The members of the parish presented him with a sparkling new Dodge as a token of their appreciation. Monsignor Feehan, as busy as he is, somehow finds time to see his high school students. It is not uncommon to see him visiting classes each week. He appears with a smile, ii word of inspiration, and often a song. Ever since he has been here, Monsignor has been deeply interested in the welfare of each and every student, Our beloved Monsignor Feehan will always be a welcome person at St. Mary's Central High. 4

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JU ICR- SENIOR BANQUET 5 AVV' fm J Hawaiian leis and palm trees set a South Sea Island mood for the annual JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET, Alua Qfeastj complete with Hawaiian dishes for the upperclassmen, faculty, and guests began the evening festivities. Junior students provided entertainment including the theme song Aloha sung by Marlys Koch and the Ave Maria, sung by a quartet of junior students. Wall murals of a tropical sunset of the island COLISL and jungles set an appropriate scene for the traditional dance which followed. Ave Maria sung by a mixed quartet consisting of Loretta Januscheitis, Janice Helfenstein, John Colness, and David Rohan, The Naturals provided soft Hawaiian music for the evening. Mr. Edward Schmaltz, a member of the faculty, played the saxophone. NALOH - H AIIAN THEME