St Marys High School - Cor Mariae Yearbook (Wilkes Barre, PA)

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Ein lllvmnriam IOSEPH MORRIS For the class of '46 bright memories oi pleasant times and loyal companions are dim- med when we recall March 25, 1944. The Angel of death went through our ranks with his scythe and summoned to his eternal reward our class- mate and friend, Ioseph Morris. This was one friendship couldn't be severed, one bond that couldn't be cut. Thus, as graduation nears, we pause in fond memory to offer a prayer for him who was called from our midst. The Seniors of '46 will cherish his memory in the future as they have in the past. They will pray often and earnestly for him and to him. God grant that we may me united with him in the graduation of Eternity. Tm Q60 Ki ypflfflkl WILLIAM WALLO MARTIN MCENRUE EUGENE MCGUIRE U. S. Navy U. S. Army U. S. Navy ROBERT P. COLLINS St. Ioseph's Seraphic Seminary Callicoon, New York ROBERT I. KLINE St. Charles College Catonsville, Md.

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'F- MARY A. SHERIDAN St. Mary's Rusty Vivacious, jovial, must go skat- ing at least four times a week. Past moments never to be for- gotten will shine on the loneliest days. ltoi3ER'r 'l'. SIMONSON St, lVIary's Nails Enthusiastic. omniscient hai d working manager. I know all the dates and figzue and rules. An authority past a the sages, and schools ANTHONY G. STREDNY St. Therese's. Shavertown Tony Shy, meek, a commuter from Dallas. U1 leave this place with just one thought, to take what I get and lceep what I got, I 9 .ZHLZIDISCTZLZJI ALICE E. STUUT St. Mary's Allie Always beaming with mirth and laughter, makes the piano really talk. Shall I prognosticate, now or later? AUDREY J. SWAN St. .Iolm's Swa'nee Dependable. animated, has a magnanimous disposition. Know how to listen and you will profit even from those who talk badly. CHARLES E. Woon St. 'lVIary'5 Charlie Light-hearted, daring, forward. a confidant of Father Smith. Here today, gone l,O17l.O7'7'OlU. Nothing to lose. gain or borrow. MARTI-IA IC. WRIGHT St. Therese's Mart Quiet, thoughtful, responsible. home-loving gal. Schoolday nt e nz o 1' i e s bring back pleasant thoughts of happy hours. CHARLES J. THOMAN St. Theresc-'s Jerry Brilliant, jokester, mathemati- cally-minded. lots of fun. Well, a man who has big re- sponsibilities sort of has--big re- sponszbilitiesf' 46 b ,:,,, ,,.,, R' 1 9' ' 34 slim. l 'Q 'ZW' 43' Q ' 3' 5. F X if ' - ' :it

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Commenfemenl Calermfar May Crowning - Oratorical Contest Iunior-Senior Prom Communion Breakfast Senior Outing - Senior Night - Commencement - Solemn High Mass - May 25 - May 28 - May 31 - Iune 3 - Iune 5 - Iune 12 - Iune 16 - - lla. m. Presentation of Diplomas- Most Reverend Martin I. O'Connor, D.D., V.G. Class Flower-Rose Class Colors-Blue and White Class Motto-Veni, Creator Spiritus