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

Text from Pages 1 - 48 of the 1951 volume:

f ml 'V . , r , o .v + N ,E f ., , ,gf,:.. 4.44 --H . ' . :,,:, V' 1 y I 4 1 i yn! In ' I U w-1 - : '75 ev-in , HM JSM- I Hx ' Q5 ,'.. -' i Hvigf 11'v K, J:- M Fm ,6.,u,J.Af-...Z In bowing with reverence to what is above us, we are uplifted. THE IHHHIHH 1951 Published by THE. SENIOR CLASS OF ST. MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL PITTSBURG, KANSAS Compliments of Ryan's Nu-Way Cleaners iiiiia?LiinZ'6LYISI9Ufi siiiilmsviif-25:1 Wffwiviifiii iii-Elimifiiii122:31fEk3E3?3iKiS,iQ2T5i2i5 4fiL'idSE!i5R!ZM6iiWm:ltKi5eVAtS3,Q79Q?i3:2239254351Eiiivlkiikfkifflif-Pi5 532133Eiliimiif5wiHYQT?l?:B53a?:SaE2fP2?f5R6E'EdEiliS5fiffU'i 'i'JfHiffPW im' MARIAN CO-EDITORS Kathleen McKee and Ted Lacina take time out . Business managers John Deruy, Dona Zueck, and Lois Oberley, with yearbook sponsor Sister Paula and the co-editors, find some pictures in the 1948 annual of the present staffmembers. We, the Marian staff, wish to thank our spiritual directors, the priests,the Sisters of St. Joseph who have taught us, and the alurnni who have given us the traditions of St. Mary's. We also wish to thank our fellow classmates who have shared our school years and the underclassmen with whom We leave the traditions of St. Mary's in perfect confidence. Staff hard at W01'k trying to meet the de at dllne 1 Compliments of PURITAN DAIRY Marian staff members making initial plans. ,...q FATHER PATRICK HUGHES .1 . Father Hughes has endeared himself to the students through his kindness andunderstanding. The members of the Activity Club wish to add a special thank you to him for sponsoring this program. FASHER MARINO CALDARELLI Father Caldarelli also rates a big welcome from the students of St. Mary's since he has just arrived at our parish. God bless you and all p your priestly duties, Father. FATHER ALEX G. STREMEL Father Stremel, our pastor and superintendent, has been with us only a short time, but these two years have been important ones for us. We sincerely appreciate your efforts to build St, Mary's into a bigger and better school. May God bless you in all your work. FATHER ROBERT PEPE Father Pepe just arrived in our diocese and parish a few months ago so we havea special welcome for him. Father has fixed himself firmly in our memories through his very active participation and guidance of our extra-curricular activities. UUH PHIESTS V ll SISTER M, CLARISSA, Senior class sponsor, and SISTER M, SIMEON, Junior class sponsor, go over their work in religion, art, and science, . acner a -' , - d cornmefclal te tsrsra M. PAULA. Prmclpaiciatttr. athletic coach ai S iAa,y'5 consults with MRLAQZ REGINA LENSK1 MCKENN t' ' ' tor, and ' . industrial arts instruc vocal instructor. ' Hnd FHIIULTU SISTER M. ROSALIA, Freshman class sponsor and English instructor, and SISTB2 M, LUCILLE, Sopho- more class sponsor and home economics teacher, make plans for a coming interclass party, - SISTER M, LUCIANNA, music instructor, and SISTER M. de PAZZI, librarian, stop for a bit of conversation between periods in their busy day, X CLASS OFFICERS Bob Rinehart, President, Frank Crespino, Vice President, Agnes Horgan, Secretary, Ted Lacina, Treasurer, Registered as: Mary Colleen Ahrens Jack Cattelino Frank Crespino Jerry Cronister John Deruy Carolyn Frakes Don Garrison Agnes Horgan Jeanne Krumsick Robert Krumsick Ted Lacina Marcia Maloan Freda Martinous Rita Marie Menghini Edward Joseph Meyers Kathleen McKee Lois Oberley Patricia Ramsey Francis A, Regan Cecilia Radell Robert Rinehart Joan Starr Margaret Tierney Jack Wilson Rita Zigmund Dona Zuech 6 Answers to: Mer Cleen Jackie Frankie Jerry Johnnie Carol Gastine Aggie Jeannie Bob Teddy Mark Shorty Trissie Eddie Joe Katie Blondie I Pat Big Al Cecil Bob Joannie Maggie Jake Ziggie Zukie- Hoodoo: Mary without Colleen Spaghetti and meatballs Everything Football Women drivers Allergies To work Turnips Paper wad's Sore backs Ask Frankie To think Hillbilly songs Crabby people People who dislike Amos Studying Meat without catsup Stubborn chevies Sarcastic gossip Silly girls What Patsy says Flirty girls Baseball haters Arguing School Health That certain party F eatureg Always having a brainstorm Good technique Top athlete Quiet but with purpose Passion for cars A tiny waist Toni hair Sweet and cheerful Pep and vim A wonderful physique Tall, light, and good looking Life of the party A great humor An answer for everything That Kansas twang Sweet personality Neat blond hair Day dreaming Crooked grin Quiet and cooperative Freckles and grin Stan's picture Short' and full of spunk Tall and lanky Beautiful hair A bottle of Vicks Compliments of Otto's Cafe Uhm -hmm They sez: After my toe lesson Hey, Jeannie Humph I'm going hunting Oh y-e-s Well, my crumb I'l1 bet you You know what Oh gads Hi-George Ah, Rinehart Who you kiddir1'? Oh, dear, Iforgot What's doing in Biology Oh, my hair Oh, darnit Oh, my cow That's stupid Oh, fiddle Ah, Ted See what I got Where I'm going fishing How's come I got news for you 'S- TED LACINA Motto- A young boy who blushes is better than one who turns pale. Football 1,2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Class Officer 1,45 Marian Co-Editor 45 Glee Club I5 Choir 15 Latin Club 1,25 34 Club 1,25 Senior'Activity Club 45 Altar Boy 1,2,3,45 Boys' State 3. CAROL FRAKES Motto- Easy corne, Easy go. Latin Club 1,25 34 Club I,2g Glee Club I,2,39 Choir I,2,35 Senior Activity Club 45 Marian Staff 45 Marianette Staff 4. JERRY CRONISTER Motto- Better a bad excuse than none at all, Class Officer 25 Glee Club 25 Senior Activity 45 Football 3,4, Compliments of Bud's Jewelry and Loan Bud Benelli FREDA MARTINOUS Motto- Not only is there an art in knowing a thing, but also a certain art in teaching. ' Marianette Staff 45 Marian staff 45 Latin Club 15 34 Club 1,25 Senior Activity Club 4. JOHN DERUY Motto- lt seems as though I can't be good5 but everyone seems to think Ishou1d. Latin Club 1,25 Class Officer 25 Glee Club 15 34 Club 35 Marian Staff 45 Cheer- leader 45 Altar Boy I,2,3,45 Marianette Staff Ig President KSSU 45 President Safety Council 25 Sodality Advisory Board 25 Choir 15 Senior Activity Club 4. JOAN STARR Motto- Frank as rain on cherry blossoms, Latin Club Ig 34 Club I,2,3: M11SiC Festival 35 Glee Club I,2, 35 Choir I,2, 35 Marian Staff 45 Senior Activity Club 45 v MARY COLLEEN AHRENS Motto- Dancing feet and eyes that simply won't behave, Latin I,2,35 Choir I,2, 35 Glee Club 1,25 Marian Staff 45 Marianette Co-Editor 45 34 Club I,25 Class Reporter 35 Latin Club Officer 35 Senior Activity Club 4. EDWARD JOSEPH MEYERS Motto- And when a 1ady's in the case, you know all other things take place, Altar Boy 1,25 Senior Activity Club 45 Glee Club 1,25 F.F.A, Club I,2. IDIS OBERLEY Motto- Her crown is in her heart, not on her head, Latin I, 25 Good Counsel Club 25 Choir 45 Sodality Officer 3,45 Marianette Staff 45 Marian Staff 45 34 Club I,2, 35 Senior Activity Club 4. JACK CATTELINO Motto- Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Class Officer I, 35 Football I ,2, 45 Altar Boy 3,45 President Senior Activity Club 45 Math Club 2. PATRICIA RAMSEY Motto- Always smiling, happy and full of glee, always showing true humility, Voice 3,45 Latin Club 1,25 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Library Science 3,45 Choir I,2,3,45 Marianette Staff 45 Marian Staff 45 Camera Club 25 34 Club I,25 Good Counsel Club 25 Senior Activity Club 4. RITA ZIGMUND Motto- Catch me sometime, when l'm saying something. Senior Activity Club 45 Marianette Staff 25 Co-Editor 45 Latin Club 1,25 Latin Officer 35 34 Club 1,25 Glee Club I. AGNES MARIE HORGAN ' Motto- A true, true friend, and a mighty good sport. Junior Red Cross 3,45 Choir r,2,3s,45 Glee Club 1,25 Class Officer 45 Marianette Staff 45 Latin Club 1,25 Marian staff 45 34 Club 1,25 Senior Activity Club 4. Compliments of Pittsburg Coca Cola Bottling Company KATHLEEN McKEE: A woman ofsense and manner is the finest and most delicate part of God's creation. Latin Club 1, 23 Latin Club Officer 31 Class Reporter 1, 23 Cheerleader 3,43 Class Officer 1,33 Choir I,2, 3,43 Marian Co-Editor 42 Marianette Staff 43 Senior Activity Club 42 Glee Club 2, 33 Triple Trio 3, 4. BOB KRUMSICK: Happy am I3 from care I'm freel Why aren't they all contented like me? Class Officer 31 Sodality Officer 43 Choir 13 Glee Club 1,23 Basketball 1, 2, 3,43 Football 2,3,4Q 34 Club 1, 23 Senior Activity 43 Marian staff 43 Altar Boy l,2,3,4. JEANNE KRUMSICK: Always laughing, never sad, Sometimes naughty but never bad. 34 Club 1,23 Latin 1,21 Glee Club I,2,3,43 Music Festival 1,2,3,43 Choir l,2,3, 43 Good Counsel Club 23 Football Queen 43 Senior Activity Club 43 Voice 1,2,3,43 Triple Trio 3,4. BOB RINEHART: A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest of men. Band I,2,3g 34 Club 1,23 Class Officer 1,43 Basketball 13Football 1,2,3,43 Altar Boy 1, 2,3,4.: Latin 1,33 Marian Staff 43 Marianette Staff 43 Boy's State 32 Senior Activity Club 43 Christmas Play 4. MARY MARGARET TIERNEY: Small of stature, large of heart, always willing to do her part. Latin Club 1,21 The Rebellion of Youth IQ Glee Club 1,2,33 Choir 1,2, 3,43 34 Club I, 23 Class Officer 23 Sodality Officer 43 Musical Festival 1, 23 Good Counsel Club 23 Voice I, 22 Triple Trio 3,4. JACK WILSON: I never think of the futureg it comes soon enough. Class Officer 23 Glee Club 23 Senior Activity Club 43 34 Club I. DONA ZUECH: A joke is a very serious thing. Latin Club I: Glee Club 2, 33 Class Offi- cer 31 Library Science 23 Choir 2, 32 Music Festival 4:MaIia1'1Ctte staff 43 Marian Staff 43 34 Club 23 Senior Activity Club 43 Voice 43 Triple Trio 3,4. Compliments of PARIS HAT WORKS RITA MENGHIN1: The secret of success is constancy of purpose. Glee Club 2,45 34 Club 1,25 Class Officer 1: Latin Club 1, 2g Marianette Staff rr Good Counsel Club 2g Senior Activity Club 4g Choir 2,3,45 Triple Trio 3,4. I FRANK CRESPINO: Rousing toast let's give to him--who played the game with all his vim. Basketball l,2,3,4: Football I,2,3,4g Co-Captain 4: Class Officer 45 Senior Activity Club. MARCIA MALOAN: It's nice to be nice when you are naturally nice. Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 1,2,4g Choir I,2,3,4: 34 Club I,25 Music Festival 2,3,49 Marian Staff 4: Good Counsel Club 25 Senior Activity Club 2: Voice 1, 2,43 Triple Trio 3,4. AL REGAN: He is always in the midst of things. Altar Boy 3,45 Senior Activity Club 4g Vice President-Senior Sodality-Independence 29 Christmas Play 4. CECELIA RADELL: Reserved but pleasant and sincere. Senior Activity Club 4: Latin Club 2. DON GARRISON: Haste makes wasteg my time is valuable. Football 3,45 Basketball 1, 3,41 Latin 1,23 34 Club I,2. Compliments of BRINKMAN FLOWERS ig if iw ,EE t. if , l z ll rg ri E, 1 ,ii , , , 'i'L S 4... LW, , fx,-:n w Lw.f.w.w, mv,-1':,nfx4' -2 -gr. s:i?e:E 'fw.f ..gff,,:', 3, . m m,-Q::1-fr:-fy' S , W.. . .WM .K . .. . .KW ,W,..Q.. 'i i ,i:f,... .A ex ' W ,.,1 i:- 4. ' 'V .2-15' J !'3.L1:i'if16' 5 11.595 sr - ,igi92i y 5'.M s?Zg5'i',. ' E . Z. ' 'Sf fW i,f'ff:, .g.' f k L+ 7 I 5 ,: I, ' .fn-?:::,E-,51. g: - . . - ,f y Wil 5 1 12- If ,- J '.,-.f ?gJ? L.4safe1 U ' L Z Q V an-f L If fp. , gn 5 '?Szisx55zs'1?i2 .. 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Friend Sharie Smith James I-Iribar Loretto Johnson James Russian Robe rt Brown Jim Buche Rosemary Grant Sam Giordano Phyllis De Castro Theodore Condos First step in decorating for Junior-Senior Banquet. Compliments of GUTTERIDGE PHARMACY 15 SUPHUHIUHES Mickey wwf' laexe. 'heasutet . H5606 . and Smlva . K Secmelaw' wum51C v . 508996 e,Slde'nt' km: Scavelze' W - gt: PM CLASS MOTTO: We have crossed the foothills and . -PQG9-de ' 6, V106 the mountains lie beyond. Compliments of TINDER OFFICE SUPPLY ' Some Sophomores getting wraps after school. Patty Ann Frakes Mary Ann Frakes Jim Van Becelaere Mickey Manfre Jo Ann Rucinski Mike Horgan Virginia Lero Art Scavezzi Betty Drenik Eileen Theys Margaret Ann Shaw Pete Monsour, Jr. Carolyn Brunet Bob Benelli Bonnie Bevans Biology Class busy dissecting under the direction of Sister M. Rosalia. Compliments of PITTCRAFT INC Sister M. Lucille Sophomore Class Sponsor Compliments of MILLER'S STUDIO Francis Menghini Shirley Thomas Joanne Krumsick Eulila Crain Jack Sell Barbara Kluth Norma Jean Stultz Tom Hribar Alma Zigmund Walter Mahanes Iona Ross Lila Huds on Patricia Cronister Bob Van Becelaere Mary Elizabeth Cronister Kathy PZUCFSOU. Tfeasllfefi 53113' Patterson, Vice-Presidentg Vicki Simoncic, SecretarygBi11 Braun, President. FHESHIHEH CLASS MOTTO: Small but mighty. - Freshmen w111 be freshmen. Compliments of BEITZINGER'S HARDWARE - and COLLEGE INN Sister Rosalia, shown below was the ninth grade homeroom teacher the first months of school. Initiation Day George Van Becelaere Zoe Ann Towner Gary Krusick Sam Simpson Rose Moeder Francis Lacina Vicki Simoncic Bill Braun Frank Loomis Joseph W. J. Morando Compliments of ABBE DERUY MAYTAG CO. Jerry O'Connell Joan Wilper Kathy Patte rs on Frankie Falcone Mathilda Korphage Charle s Friend Donald Brown Sally P atte rs on Nicholas K. Meyer Sharon Skibbie Roy Miller Alice Cabodie 3 El if 5 2 Q 3 2 3 5 5 1 E? 3 5 1 E lf ? 3 6 w 2 il S. 3 zf K 5 Beginning the school day at Mass celebrated by Father Stremel, the pastor, and sung by the stu- dents. BELOW:Working in the industrial arts department in the senior woodwork class taught by Mr. Spigarelli. LOWER RIGHT: Watching an experi- ment on ionization in the chemistry class with the teacher, Sister M. Simeon. Learning the art of homemaking under the direction of Sister M. Lucille. BELOW: Typing with the instructor, Sister M. Paula, demonstrating the proper technique. Discussing school policies informally are the pas- tor and the principal, Father Stremel and,Sister Paula. Admiting the 1950 Mineral Belt League Football T1'0phy on its arrival, Enjoying the lunch, period in the school cafeteria. K Ending the day with a smile are the caretakers, Mr. Bud Heath and Mr. Andy Habian. Getting behind the team with good old school spirit at a pep meeting. The Girls' Glee Club with director, Sister M. Luciana, HIUSIU The School Band and Baton Twirlers. Voice and Theory students with instruc tor, Mrs. Regina Lenski McKenna. The Choir IJRHIHHTIUS SEIIIUH PLHU Compliments of JOE BARTELLVS FAMOUS FOODS 5. - , M.,.,g5,g.,z1 ,,m,11sQxzwgfwgffwz.rsfgwggffg,,w5wg,w-,fwwsfgim-wtffff.:1:.'w,w.::--'raw Aw 1,2 iizwxcwwskIxwxlwzsw,:zffsmwlv-..evwifaxvaz ,mm 5 2 2 xg :X f 5 Q 2 E s s E S 5 5 5 ir 2 f if E 5 5 9 5 2 E s E 3 2 Q 2 2 3 5 K 2 5 5 A K 5 Z. 9 S is 9 53 5 if f S 3 5 1 2 3 Y f 5 5 E 5 5 Q s 5 52 i 2 A 5 Q 3 Q 5 Q Z 4 H 5 5 , ss 5 5 2 5 Z 52 RUUHHU HSPIHHHTS Jim Russian Phyllis DeCastro George VanBecelaere Vicki Simoncic Art Scavezze Joanne Krumsick Compliments of PICCO ICE CREAM CO. lam... Father Buckley, S.M., from i New Orleans was our re- -vi unatlon Ball P 'treat master. Pilgrim Virgin statue of Our Lady of Fatima visits Pitts-- burg. . Our K ation of 1951 Oral K' The Coxon mm Banqllef nf 133-gdorn' 'Tu1'1iO 'r-Q,..- - 9 d Hgmer - Remember Herman an CHEM.. . l Mvuvv... ? Feed Eggs and Cream Ed and Jim, Proprietors 9 ' 2 Joanne Krumsick, Rose Moeder, John Deruy, Michael Burdick, Loretto Boelens, Kathleen McKee. CHEERLEHDEHS Compliments of SCHALLO AWNING Sz MFG. CO., INC FOOTBALL QUEEN: Jeanne Krumsickg ATTENDANTS: Loretta Boelens and Virginia Lero HUIIIEIIUIHIHG HUUHLTU Compliments WRIGHT 'S GREENHOUSE vox eva E U j??f,Zfff- 4 1 . 1' , ,.1 A '-.. , Z' 3: . 1 ,. ' 1.5 3 , 7 - , 2. , Ka Zrni e 1. Ski ,-,. Krumsick Cattelino Crespino . --,' ' . :'22jfif' i f ,,'fj3:: I 'Z - ' L,.L. ' 9534: 7, 7 :': Q W 5 7 : Z 'M N ,.s, '5?' ' mf ' -V A an nsti 7 A fi . ntet 7 stii tins 7 tzxvfp ns ., ' 1 ' 11.:- 7 f' U it 1'1- H vglrvn Jig, a ,K I .I , Yoakam Peak Duesing Jones Russian Hribar Lacina S . M. 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' if , 6 8 M1ne 1' al 51 6 3 M1ne 1' al 3 5 , iv '7 48 We 1 1' 5 3 1131 Jim J1m Russ1an Yoakam Comp11ments of A. J. CRIPE - Town Talk Bread , 521 ae Art Scavezze uiilihi' ffillilf ,,. ,, John Kazmler Skl CLHSS HISTUHU The fall of '47 found 24 little green Freshies hopefully and anxiously entering the Freshman room. There at the desk sat Sister M. Flavia, our homeroom teacher, who kept one comer of the room vacant for brightly colored bird houses. We found that high school had many things to teach us. The algebra class was one we found particularly different. Sister Clarissa, who taught the class, can verify that fact. Under the direction of Sister Linus, we learned to appreciate the Latin Language and Roman customs. Ted Lacina was chosen class president, with Rita Menghini as vice-president, Kathleen McKee as secretary, and Bob Rinehart as treasurer. When the Annual Contest came around, Kathleen and Tedwere pickedto represent the Freshman Class as King and Queen candidates. Five Boys went out for football- -Deruy, Crespino, Lacina, Rinehart, and Yoakam. Kathleen was chosen by the squad as Football Queen Attendant. Out for basketball were Krumsick, Lacina, Rinehart, Garrison, Yaokam, and Crespino. The Freshmen did their share of enter- taining that year, too. They put on the big Valentine's Dance. Then came '48 and we were Sophomores. Sister M. Eva was the homeroom teacher of 22 students. We lost Jim Yaokam, who answered the call of the West and went to Wyoming. Also DorothyCastagno went to California. John Deruy was class pres- ident, Jerry Cronister, vice-president, Jack Wilson, secretary, and Mary Margaret Tierney, treasurer. One interesting class that year, at least for the girls, was the cooking class. The senior boys across the hall in Chemistry class were on the re- ceiving end of several kinds of pastries made by the girls. Out for football were Krumsick, Crespino, Lacina, and Rine- hart. Krumsick and Crespino were our lone representatives for basketball. Jerry Cronister and Freda Martinous were chosen candidates for Annual King and Queen from the Sophomores. Our social event that year was the successful Halloween Dance. The year of 1950 found us on top floor as Juniors, under the guidance of Sister M. Pau1a.Our class consisted of 27 members. Jack Cattelino, Vera Rome, Al Regan, and Cecilia Radell were newcomers to our class. Jim Yoakam and Marilyn Manning re- turned once more. Our class officers were Kathleen McKee, president, Jack Cattelino, vice-president, Dona Zuech, secre- tary, and Bob Krumsick, treasurer. Kathleen was chosen to be one of the cheerleaders. Out for football were Rinehart, Cronister, Lacina, Crespino, Krumsick, and Garrison. Kathleen was again chosen to be Foot- ball Queen Attendant. Our basketball representatives for the Jun- iors were Crespino, Krumsick and Yoakam. For Annual King and Queen candidates, John Deruy and Dona Zuech were the representatives for the Juniors. The St. Mary's Triple Trio was organized by some of the girls for the purpose of carolling at Christmas time for CARE packages. That year we originated the Mock Coronation Ball--our version of Sadie Hawkins Day. Our Valentine's Dance was very well attended. -Spring found the Juniors preparing for the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, which was carried out as an under-water theme, A Koral Kingdom. Finally our Senior year began, with Sister M. Clarissa as our sponsor. The first of school found us proudly displaying our class rings. A short time later Sister Clarissa moved to another school, and Sister M. Rosalia took over the task of managing us. That fall the Seniors took a couple of trips--one to Noel, Mo., and the other to Farlington Lake, with Father Pepe as chaperon. Our leaders for the year were Bob Rinehart, president, Frank Crespino, vice-president, Agnes Horgan, secretary, and Ted Lacina, treasurer. John Deruy brought fame to the Senior Class by being chosen President of the Wichita Diocesan Sodality Council. Agnes Horgan represented our school in the Apologetics contest in Wichita. The school paper was successfully published under the co-editorship of Mary Colleen Ahrens and Rita Zig- mund. The FootballQueen, chosen by the squad, was Jeanne Krum- sick. The co-captains were Ted Lacina and Frank Crespino. Other Seniors on the team were Bob Krumsick, Don Garrison, Jerry Cronister, Jack Cattelino, and Bob Rinehart. Basketball season rolled around, with Bob Krumsick as captain. Don Gar- rison and Frank Crespino were the other Seniors on the team. This year we sponsored the Christmas dance. The Triple Trio was again organized to carry on the Care Carolling. We won the Annual contest, making Mary Margaret Tierney and Bob Krumsick Queen Marianette and King Marian Xi. They were crowned at the formal Coronation Ball held on January 19. Our retreat, under the direction of the Rev. Joseph W. Buckley, S. M. , was held the last week of January. March brought the beginning practices of the Senior Play, Dotty and Daffy , withCarol Frakes and Joan Starr in the lead- ing roles. It was presented under the direction of Father Stremel on April 3 and 4, April found us under deep piles of books get- ting ready for the final exams, which were given early in May. May 21 was Class Night, which was followed by the Senior Trip to the Ozarks. On Sunday morning, May 27, the Senior said their farewell to St. Mary 's as students. Thus closed four important years in the history of the Class of 1951. 37 WA, 1 -1 hw ws 'na .fffffgh My -1 iff Vi' :uv 0' 4 Wm ......... -pp- ,es vw, Tw? K W5 gwgwkfww. 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