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The St. Mary's activity program is not iust a whirlpool of dances and basketball games - the homecoming committee moaning over inflation, students squab- bling for the best seats at the basketball game, L.H.L. girls sweeping the sanctuary carpet. lt is not just a series of dates on the social calendar or another excuse to skip homework assignments. It is a program fashioned to achieve a vital objective - the social growth of fun-loving but responsive teen-agers who are willing to accept responsibilities and eager to share their happiness and their talents. The exhila- rating days of carefree abandon, the brief moments of ecstasy, the tortured hours of Indecision add up to that indescribable adventure we call experience.
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Where responsibilit meets honor Lee Periolat, the St. Mary's Honor Society president, looks on as Mary Taylor lights the candle of leader- ship during an induction ceremony. Twice each year candidates for the Andrew G. Grutka Chapter of the National Honor Society are chosen from the top-ranking students of the iunior and senior classes. These students must excell in leadership, character, and serv- ice, for to be effective, intelligent leaders must be respected, must give time and eFfort to school organizations, athletics, and school pub- lications. The Honor Society hopes to bring prestige and challenge to the intellectual pro- gram of St. Mary's High School. 26 One of the first signs of adulthood is the will- ingness to accept responsibility - a willingness to face up to a situation and say, This is our iob. Let's work together and do something about it. Because the i959-1960 members of the Student Council show this spirit, we believe that this student organization has reached ma- turity as a group representing the voice of the student body. With Phil Nasser as president, the Council sponsored College Night, Career Day, and Homecoming festivities.
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