St Marys High School - Ave Maria Yearbook (Elizabeth, NJ)

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wp Y' d y 'N hh X I' I -T 7 I 3 1- , 7- Lett to right: Barbara Ives, Judith Siedler, Sheila Gallagher, Karen Lombardi, Ann blazaitis, Kath- leen Quinlan, Patricia Daly, Patritia Ryan, Letty Mahon, Patriria Burke, Rosemary Bostel, Beth Brogan, Patricia Singler, Clarela lnsolaco, Mary Santo, Linda Sehxvanemann, Louis Cuenan, Barbara Bartish, Marianne Guarriello. Second row: Sill Caputo, Betty Dooley, Bernadette Fox, Patricia Hoffman, Lucille Blaise, Evelyn Bosck, Margie Grycock, Arlene Buckalo, Carol lloxve, Pauline Rotunno, Nancy Dillon, Margaret Bernhard, Mary Ann Danze, Carole Garthwaite, Mary Ann C Y A Pukavick, Barbara Brindley. Rita Clariu. Third row: joan Murphy, Mary Ann Pfeifauf, Patricia Sul- Q 0 o livan. Marilyn Edwards, Sharon Munley, Barbara Paryna, Irene Gasiar, Veronica Moizydlowslti, Bridget Forlter, Anne febas, Gloria Bartus, Patricia March, Mary Ann Cassidy, Marilyn Murphy, Ann Doherty, Marie DiDia, Mary Jayne Dowd, Rita Laselc. Fourth row: Mary Gallagher, Betsy Dohoney, Nancy Preston, Phil O'Neill, Ray Lxvoxvski, Leonard Zazick, Joe Bielsksi, Robert Quinn, liddie Davis, Pete Caruso, ,lane Miller, Fileen Heffernan, Lorraine Rokosz, Carolyn Barth. Fifth row: John O'Neill, joseph Loch, yloe Murphy, Thomas Doyle, ,loan Ann Battorf, Marjorie Mandhardt, Arlene Reeves, Barbara Paulikas. REV. FATHER MCKENNA leads the youth in prayer ot o Holy Hour ot St Mory's. speaks to the youth of Union County. REV. FATHER BERNIER, notional director of the C.Y.A., i591

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Left to right: Seraphine Abetanto, jane Keeley, Alice Carolan, Arlene Donner, ,Ioyce Sampson, Marie Malta, Marie Daly, ,lacqueline Sutun, Gloria Kasticki. -Ianet Powers, Nancy Schultes, Marilyn Knapp, Rosemarie Betz. Diane Gasior, Mary Ann Rizzo, Lucille Zaziclt. Second ross: Carol Edwars, Rosanna Musoline, -lo Ann Finders, Dorthy Fisak, Frances McCarthy, Maureen Deegnan, Carol Ann lmbriaco, Carol lloffman, Patricia Price, Eileen Wri,ulit, Arlene Arnold, Barbara Maruhno, Mary Smith, Ann Marie Gallagher, Elaine Reichenstein, Retann Kanoski, Ruth Ann DeClissis. Third row: Bernadine Churla, Kathleen Pells, Patricia Cawallho, Ann Marie Kip, Elizabeth Rauh, Theodora Pastunalt, .Iuth Bomholis, Betty Schleck, Bettiane Tunis, Mary Laven, ,Io Ann DePaul, janet Teczlto, Claire Kennedy, joan Humanick, Irene Mucksavage, Margie Lisniak, Fourth row: Barbara Gallagher, Dorthy Rafferty, Mary Ann Antomiewcz, Suzanne Betz, Mike Ohuck, Alfred Grafke, Paul Ruchella, Lou Leotta, Chris McCxawan. Robert Keith, john Sofranko, Mardy Kelly, Doris Kenneally, Sydna Aquitina, Ruth Berzanskis. Fifth row: Lorraine Stalzer, Madeline Farrell, Eileen Ledwith, Loretta Kaskanis, Ed Zrelinski, Raymond Cooney, Andy Klepchick, Chick Scheider- man. Glee Club Withtitit a song no education is com- plete. Saint Mary's Glee Club shines through our school providing the necessary cultural aft to polish our studies. Every Wednesday afternoon, during last period, Mrs. Mary Starky, at the piano, provides every member of the Glee Club with expert musical direc- tion. At practice the auditorium echoed with the harmonious tunes to be sung at the Christmas Pageant. Our second semester, the Glee Club concentrated on the preparation for providing the musical portion of the pro- gram at the commencement exercise in june. MRS. STARKEY plays the piano, as the Glee Club begins their recital.

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T603 Seton Forensic League CAROL TORIO gives her prepared speech in the Oratorical Declamation Debates. KATHLEEN GAVIN presents her poem, during the Poetry Reading Festival. if The Seton Forensic League, was organized in the name of Mother Seton, the foundress of the American Sisters of Charity. On October 25, 1955 St. Marys played host to about sixteen schools, who took part in the Oratorical Declamation Contest. One student from each school was represented and Carol Torio was Saint Marys representative. Dianne Digman, from St. Peters New Brunswick won first place. Kathleen Gavin and David Kinnear also represented Saint Marys in the Poetry Reading Festival and the Forum for the Seton League. This league offers to all students participating the knowledge in public speaking. That certainly has induring value. PRESENTING the different school's of the Sister's of Charity, who have participated in the Mother Seton League.