St Marys High School - Labarum Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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SOM? Bow Choir Prizlie H im iwillv limlirel and clmrlrr This year Saint Mary's Glee Club and Choir were under the supervision of a new instructor, Sister Henry Suso. Under her guidance, the mixed Glee Club has earned the praise of many Saginaw- ians. Invitations were extended throughout the year to the group to entertain at various festivities. One memorable event was the Christmas season when a select group of singers earoled at the County Poor Home and at St. Mary's Hospital. Pictured here on these pages are the boys and girls who compose the vested choir of Saint Mary's Cathedral High. Gfee Cfllb

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Gmduafes Pmife H im with rtriizgr mir! orgimf bil Glee Club lfffudic We are the iiizf,tic-imzkerr And we are the 6l7'C'6l77lU7'.li of ciffctmir, Waizdering by lone .rea-brcfiikcwr, And ,fitting by riafolizte .i't1'cimi.t,' World-I 0.fe1',f and 1L'07 Zl!'f07'.l'LlkC'7'.f, O12 whom zbe pale moon gleiwzrz Yet we are the movers' ami .i'hizlfc'r.t Of the world forever, il .l'!3L'7Il.l',H The halls of Saint Marys echo with the sound of pianos playing music that sets the heart at peace, the music of the great mas- ters. For the last time Cathedrals corridors vibrate with the music of the three senior lomme POW music graduates, Yes, at last the long, hard hours lelsmnwl' of practice have merited their reward. Finally, Monsignor mi IWW Vogt can present that piece of parchment that is called a diplo- am. golflw ma - the one that carries the title of music graduate for three very Us 10'9b deserving girls, Joanne Porath, Phyllis Topham, and Johanna Mandelstamm,

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f the - Y one 0 time NWS Ore dance YOU So hom Song and Boot Shgw at thex ng iasses A d features of me ball. These me ' er, Sue e the Snow BermCC Fleming ing , . . nfl! daoc Q to mghd X U, ,mperso . are 21 n opvefman' tlemen - the Qle t nd Mafy G yn Three Gen Speech H onors Roger Qffifmmz, f0f77Z BrZlf7lZgd7'l'67Z, co-ufifzfzerr Wfinners in the annual Oratorical Contest are pictured here Roger Quinnan talked on A Catholic High School for Saginaw. His closest competitors were L. Macdonald, J. Dwan, and A. Logan. john Baumgartens subject was Choosing a Vocation. The highest-ranking rivals in this contest were E. Peru- chietti and K. Green. The Parent-Teachers were entertained at the December meeting by a dramatic monologue, Choirs of God. Phyllis Topham gave the recitation to the accompaniment of Christmas carols sung by the Boys and Girls Glee Club. X irq? ffirrt- 1,1716 C6rz'5z'ojMer.r Young men and 7lldilf07l.li, le! Ilae old with the younger pmife the name of theLonZ.'