St Marys High School - Green and White Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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The Sodalist is not only a man of prayer but a man of action. Grace is aspiritual energy which must have an outlet. Judging from the number of activities which the Sodality has successfully sponsored, the St. Mary's Sodalists and loyal children of Mary and she is bestowing graces in abundance up- on them. Two truly remarkable works of the Sodality were the Mission Rally and Exhibit, and the Christmas Canned Food Drive. On November 30, the Sodalists of St. Mary's performed a man-sized job. With the guidance and assistance of the brothers and the Sodality moderators, the Sodalists sponsored a Mission Rally and Exhibit which netted well over 31,000.00 for the Catholic Missions of the World. As is usual around the Christmas season, the Sodalists sponsored the annual Christmas drive for the needy of St. Louis. With the devoted backing of the student body the Sodality collected over 30,000 items of food, clothing and toys for the needy of this area. l. Discussing th e Maryknoll literature are: Gerald Qtanding before apamt Yallaly, Don Kostecki, Charles Seager, and Tom Green. 2. Wh1ChwaspfeSemedf0 the hmg of Father Chaminade ODCYSUUQ the games Of Chance in the gYrn were the Sodalists. atmg Class are the Sodalric O01 bylast year 5 Sfiidu Robert Van Wellglares ata heckler who is ridiculing his efforts. DOH Plekarski Dave Schn y pl-efeCfS Fred Kotoske 3. Michael Hilliard helps set up the White Fathers booth. 4. Greg Divls elder Dennis Gleason and The St. Mary's students in this picture are Joe Garibaldi seated comfortably on the floor and Melvyn Forester in the costume of a priest. is ggi Q Z

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fb During retreat time each homeroom had plenty of books and pamphlets for the students to read. Students from 212 must have had an extra good retreat for the art work in this homeroom was the best throughout the school. Bro. Francis Palma fart club moderatorj was in charge. Selecting pamphlets to read are: F. Zito, D. Watson, N. Helfrich, G. Plassmeyer, R. Leininger, and B. Schwanter. Retreat This year's retreat masters were two Maryknoll priests, Fathers McGuire and Carbin. Between Monday November 15th, and Friday November 19th, these missioners gave talks first to the freshmen and sophomores, and during the second half of the week to the juniors and seniors. In the course of the retreat they heard many confessions, were available for private consultations, and answered questions from the Student Question Box. During free time the students were free to read and meditate in the homeroom or in the school chapel. The retreat conferences, masses, and benedictions were held in the school gym. The Maryknoll missioner Fath - er Carbin, bestows the papal bless- h , d , h d, ,b , fH 1 mg upon conclusion of the retreat. Fat er Ryan assiste in t e 1str1 ution o o y 3 Communion.