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

Page 116 text:

...Q 3 -4 3 -- i- Hlm.. 1 . X , A P t ' A T S it A if E 3 3 t sf 4 ,ff fix , er... e Well-cooked meals and friendly service. This could very well be the motto of Mrs. Stiener, Mrs. McCarthy, and Mrs. M. Pinizzotto. During all the wintry days after slaving away at our desks, what could be more comforting than to find a Cafeteria delicious meal waiting? ll Well, didn't you ever see a freshman before? lt seems 1 something caught the eye ot , these seniors. Was it a fresh- -4 ' man? i l X 1 L . What'll you have? Could this be what Marilyn Busy day, busy day, tor these seniors Who Murphy is asking Ann Strout? thought 12:05 would never come. 112 i

Page 115 text:

v. fl Iunior Achievement 'R' Future looks good to members ot HERIACO CO. lunior Achievement company sponsored by Esso Research and Engineering Company as they push production to catch up with sales. Many students have brought honor to Saint Mary's by Iunior Achievement work. The following students have partici- pated in I.A. work. Marylyn Torrio Barbara Ives Irene GC1SiO1' Eugene O'Brien Marcia Daley lohn Sotranko Iohn Gene Clarie Kennedy Cecilia Scott Bernice Sahli Patricia Burke Marylyn Doherty Mary Marken Sharon Munley Pamela Newman Roberta Yqsier Kathryn McGowan Ianet Powers Barbara Curran Robert Baker Althea Lennox Gloria Bartus Peter Ausielle loanne Barry Bettianne Tunis Rudolph Brauchle Rita Garry OFFICIALLY MEMBERS: Iohn Sofranko and Cecelia Scott receive Iunior Achievement membership pins trom Edward Sutherland, tsecond from leftl, adviser to Ken Co Labs Co., a Iunior Achievement firm sponsored by White Laboratories Inc., Kenilworth, and P. C. Osterman, 1., f ww., 35 ,gg 'N A er 5 Q lx w. xx 1 Q L I 3 M-2,5 .3325 iff ' QM. if?- N ,RISK f f 'Qi I ,O 5 uv s, n 'A'1' ' Hillel 'ff'f yf.,..,, fy, X 4:1434 . 'X- iw ff Mr. Kenneth Roden explained Iunior Achieve ment activities to high school students. president of Union County Iunior Achievement, Others in the photo are Ioanne Leikauskas llettl, treasurerg and Mary Ann Unglaub, assistant secretary. In the rear row in the same order are Daniel Staruch, production man- agerp Theodore Sinonelli, and Iohn Myers, White Labora- tory executive.

Page 117 text:

Carolyn Boitt, Iohn Kovalick, Father Dennis McKenna. Senior Prom Dancing in the Dark , the theme of the Senior Prom, is one of the most memorable events ot our senior year. It began with the coronation of Our Blessed Lady as Queen ot the Prom. This was most impressive. Dancing, and a most delicious meal followed. Father Meyer, Father McKenna and several parents chaperoned the affair. Everyone had an enjoyable time, and as the evening drew to a close, all admitted that it would be kept forever as a treasure of memories. Q -seikdi .1 il . '1 f F9 v-N if 4 we i , i ' '-5151! ,. . , of +1-Q t V J. . , i A X ' X' 9 X' i J -,gui fgffird' '1 1 ,M 7l!UPiI .. 5 ,K , ff -QQ ' V 1, , 'FQ' Xf??. uf- T. .AXE L X .Q My Q if Hel- 'fx-H. .1 5 :A 3 L..,7 4 ' cf I 3 f ff-1755-if AFI . ,,. f Q iff' .4 t N ,.V., ,V A 2 J , , . Our Lady ot the Senior Prom. Chaperones: Father McKenna, Father Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Colton, Mr. and Mrs. Schleck. 115