St Marys High School - Marian Yearbook (Pittsburg, KS)

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SEPTEMBER N ow some of you might like to remember School starts around the first of September, Recall when we put our books away And went on a picnic down Ozark way? . i k 2m; gift. '- E . -.e ' i fo'Wr-yi 22c? 1:22 -$;, .' tta . , ' BER Our hearts are thankful at Midnight Mass, For a bitter war we've won at iast, No more across the world they would roam, . Our boys came marching proudly home. MARCH We've fixed out of small little odds and ends Homes for St. Francis' dear feathered friends, birthdays too, orchids to you ! And also remembered some Monsignor and Sister Linus, in a fix 1x33. ' : - I: . .t x x i .1 z. . . '- ,4 6 : ..:.:.. ;. +3.5..- . . . . i; :34; . - ?'- ' t ' ' . ' 7: .5 . V -' ; r. i . : , t , . z , 1.: h r . :x, w For ghosts and goblins we ve no time to prepare Education week is in the air, So with pomp and banquet and speeches we greet, Our beloved Bishop and the Church elite. JA IARY Oh the air is cold and the snowis piled high, Hearts are gay as the snow balls fly, And I tell you folks we were a sight, At the end of that chilly snow- ball fight. APRIL We're very happy this glad Easter morn, For Christ is risen and no more do we mourn, But the day's not quite com- plete, I'm afraid, Till we're dressed in our best for the Easter Parade. W. -. .'.' : ime If time had no record we'd be So here is the data of the year Theyire such a happy scrappy bunch, Theyire hard to beat and that's no hunch, So we cleated and padded our Jim, Joes, and Jerries, And football came at last to FEBRUARY A sweeter girl you've never seen Than Ruthie, our dear little Marian Queen. May all our hopes be as bright and gay As the formals we wore to your ball on that day. MAY On this day we're as wild as an Indian Brave, And even the teachers donit expect we'll behave, Of all your school days you can sneak just one, Sneak days no secret, but it's sure lots of fun . dear old St. Mary's. i '

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$665661 tion There is a traditional saying iiOld friends are the best friends? And this saying is true when we speak about the Sisters of St. Joseph on our high school faculty. We have come to you when in trouble and you have been our inter- ested advisers and our loyal friends. From dawn until dusk you have worked for our benefit. For this we ask God to bless you. So we wish to take this opportunity of thanking you who have labored during the past years for us by dedi- cating this, iiThe Marian i116, to you. ....... Sister M. Berchmans, B.A. Sister M. Ferdinand, B.A. Marymount College Marymount College K.S.T.C. St.. Louis University Sister M. Martin, B.A. Sister M. Euphrasia, B.S. Wichita University De Paul University De Paul University K.S.T.C. Sister M. Flavia, B.A. Sister M, Linus, M.A. Sister M. Victorine, B.A. WiChita University Wichita University Sacred Heart College De Paul University St.. Louis University K.S.T.C.

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MARICLARE BENAGE ANGELA PEAK 44A rhapsody of words. Dreaming all night and Class President 4; Latin thinking all day. Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Choir 1, 2, Vice-President 4; Glee 3; G. A. A. 1; Athletic As- Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; sociation 4; Co-Editor of Class Officer 2, 3, 4; Mar- the Marian 4; Marianette ian Staff 4; Marianette Staff 3, 4; Science Club Of- Staff 4; G- A- A. 1; Social ficer 4; Social Club Of- 0111b 4- ficer 4; Glee Club 1, 2; uill and Scroll 3, 4. . esident O . l ice-President . entor lCBI'J T W' 9.0 -'I-'rayn-Avrfy-vh-Nuzm -.r.- Secretary Treasurer PATTY CAIRNS. Happy art thou as if every day thou hadst MARY ANN SPRITZER. picke d up a horseshoe The lady doth protest too much, methinks. glfiiersgrfqtigngtagai? Class Treasurer 4; Marian Staff 4- Glee Club 2 3 4' Latin Club 1, 2; Glee Club ., ' . ' 4. ' 1, 3; Marianette Staff 4; Mananette Staff 4, Soc1al G, A, A. 1, Club Offlcer 3. w J