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

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Nl Exxx, Mrs. Silvio introduces the cavd catalogue to these alert and interested fresh- men. Hereaftez' they will have this reliable and faithful friend to serve them. Mrs. Silvio, Nancy Kinahan, Kathleen Gallagher, Michael Ortyl, Richard Hopolewski, and Lawrence Tevnan. Advances in science have undoubtly filled mankind with a new vision a new hope tor, and a new effort towands a better hum ark eaisfelnjoe. 'kg . Gai L ko P5x1ll'c'a,fBLlon Sharon Cuenin and S Nas ' are in th background I , 1 1 , , Ulum ' md' l yell t girls o e dh e g sect s Bar a Lidcly and e Di tto c ete for osses 1 . . I , ig f th V334 qw' p - Clsion of t i g ,fbasketball game. Mr a islixjtglng intently. f y, Health is an essential if work is rf 1 Kathleen Davern, Patricia Bartinique, Cathy Chinet, Ninfa Orlando, Carol Rozanski, Carol Belko, Elizabeth Moynihan, Arlene Bur e, rances Mroz, Barbara Dambrauskas exercise their limbs during an active gym period. to be Well done. Mrs. Carroll is weighing Carmen Gioioso of 9E to make sure that his weight will spell HEALTH. B

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All who have meditated on the art of governing mankind have been convinced that the fate of empires depends on the education of youth. .-rf S7 STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES: Carol Howe, Noreen Lynch, Richard Farrell, Wand- anne Glejzman, Edward Berry, Ianet Feczko, Bernadine Churla, Barbara Konig, Bridget Forker, Marta Zaremba, Iames Roes, Richard Garlipp, Christine Bradley, Anthony Palumbo, Armand Mantredi, Ierry Coyle. OFFICERS: Barbara Curran, Vice Presidentp Robert Baker, Presidentp Iames Manhardt, Treasurerg Theresa Fuhrmann, Secretary. STUDENT COUNCIL Under the supervision ot Father Meyer and its able officers, our Student Council has brought the students and faculty closer to- gether. Throughout the year, the Student Council has been an important and vital part ot the routine at St. Mary's. The Council is run on the principle that the self-governed are the best governed. The task ot a Councilor is not an easy one. though you may be sure it is worthwhile. It is important to the school as far as the students are concerned, for here they can come with their criticisms and problems and feel that they will be given a square deal . They realize that they are speaking to people who have sympathy with them. They are speaking to people who see their side of the problem, be- cause they themselves are students. The Council has started many projects dur- ing the year to help improve order throughout the school. Their efforts have been greatly appreciated by the students of St. Mary's.