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

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Literary Club in progress. Literary Club Purposes: lll To obtain a greater understanding of and appreciation for good literature. 127 To provide an additional opportunity for crea- tive'writing, its evaluation and possible publication. Meetings: Every second and fourth Wednesday during Activities period, Room 201-B. Literary Club includes all forms ot literary achievement. Programs of the meetings aim to recognize talent among the C1ub's members and to present tor discussion current books and theatrical productions, which have either been read or attended. The Literary Club is under the direction of Mr. Hubert F. Iohnson and the able officers. Best Wishes to the future Winners of the Pulitzer yvice-president Prize! .President . . , . . Secretary Living History FIRST CLUB SECOND X B President ,......, .,.,.,,.....,. . . Robert Kautz President ........,....., ......, D ennis Blanda Vice President . , . , William Vill Vice President . .. ---- GUY Sukowlcz Secretary ,,,,,., .... ,..,....... . . . . .I-times Brown Secretary ........,..,................ . . Daniel Duffy Treasurer ,.........................,. Alphonse-Ligouri Treasurer ...,....,. .,............,.., R obert Doherty ti Would you like to hear what we have to say? History is not the story ot the past onlyg remember, History repeats itself.

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Glee Club Our talented Glee Club, on the night ot nights, the Christmas Pageant. Under the superior guidance ol Sister Marie Ambrose, Saint Mary's Glee Club has accom- plished great teats in the music field. Blended together as one, the voices of the altos and the sopranos soared up and enveloped the silence in the air with song. The selections sung Were, chosen for the beauty of expression. In their Glee Club ready tor the curtain to open. repertoire are religious, classical, and popular selections. One particularly outstanding demonstration of the Club's accomplishments Was the Christ- mas Pageant. Each number was rendered with an artistic finish that delighted the entire audience. Corona Careers Club The Corona Careers Club is composed of thirty-five serious- minded freshmen girls. The officers are: President, Eileen Keeleyg Vice President, Io Ann Lescerp Secretary, Elizabeth Ryang Treasurer, Diane Di Benedetto. At the meetings, which are held every second and fourth Wednesday of each month, the girls make a de- tailed study ot the three states of life-religious, married and single. Members are encour- aged to pray for guidance that they may please God in their choice of vocation. Here Sister Iulia Agnes sounds spiritual reveille with a discussion ot Your Life and You at a meeting ot the Corona Careers Club. 83

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Bow l: Mrs. lean Silvio, Iacqueline Sutera, Vice Presi dent, Irene Gasior, President, Ioan Wisniewski, Secre taryg Mary Ann Rizzo, Treasurer, Miss Ann T, Sharkey. Row 2: Bridget Forker, Ruth Du Plessis, Carol Kunkel, Iudith O'Connell, Maryann Melkowits, Linda Di Bella Patricia Singler, Diane Gasior, Ann Iozaitis, Alice Cava naugh, Mary Derkach. Row 3: Mary Ann Pukavich Irene Pryor, Mary Ann Corris, Rita McGowan, Arlene Donner, Carol Zamanski, Marie Malta, Iane Matlosz, Rose Marie Tunis, Lucille Bloise, Row 4: Ann Marie Gallagher, Eileen Eilbacher, Dorothy Besermin, Sheila Gallagher, Bernice Sahli, Elizabeth Dooley, Ioan Ste- faniak, Andrea Kakslis, Barbara Pacyna, Barbara Marunic. hi 1 Q48 Wi . iff' ffigfifif Nurses' Club 1 On December 11, 1957, Lieutenant Ruth Vargas explained Navy Nursing as another phase of the Christ-like profession nursing to the interested juniors. They dream ot being a nurse at sea instead of being a student at sea . ,,,,,,., ,V ,.,..........--.--v----