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

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Q 01- ' . 9 ...- fa an 1 I' A ws E3 'ls i -wa-in ' 'W I M 0 fr --I is . fl ,fm as CL? it Havens, and Smith sang. Carolyn Braun Brought home the bacon in the form of two trophies as a state and city winner in the Apologetics and Voice of Democracy contests. Socially we sponsored the mock coronation-- Catland, and turned the au- ditorium into an Unknown World for the junior- senior banquet and PFOITI- FINAL CURTAIN GOING UP-'REEL NUMBER 4 Finally we were given star billing as SENIORS! Koppers, Burns, Vietti, M. Van Becelaere make up the final cast with Sister M. Paula as director-in- chief. Rosemary, assisted by Kay Crandon, cheered another champion undefeated football team to which belonged ten senior boys. Sports claimed Ahrens ff. bb.b.j, Carlton, ff.bb.b.y, Wi1bertff.bb.J, Krum- sick ff.bb.b.j, Miller fqf.j, Adamson UQ, Vietti ff. b.j, Patterson ff.J. Ireton ff.bb.b.J, Johnson ff.b.j, and Maloan fbb.j. Carolyn again led the band and Patty Burns was a majorette. Margaret Ann Van Becelaere was crowned homecoming queen, and Joyce and Larry were Marian queen and King and crowned in the beautifully decorated 'Kupid's Kingdom, ' the senior-sponsored coronation ball. The two Pat's, Burns and McGraw, edited the yearbook, and Koppers and Gallagher were respon- sible for the wonderful school paper. Braun again was pep club prexy, and Havens, Braun, and Burns were thespian officers. Koppers was prefect of the Sodality with Valentine, Burns, and Havens as assistants. Compliments of Compl imenfs FRONTENAC of ALBERTINI GARAGE Real Gen'l Bfczte Repairs, 8. etc . Ins . Joe M. , v a Q I 'Q , T X ' 7 , . : L ,yay g g ' 3 . ,f If IA fi? --W V 4' 0 lg, 'U '15 rl D Q A L s-1 -N v-3

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, 5 4- -Q- 1-.,, 4. ' s 4 9 , al- Ai, . ,r s' Q .D Q 4' ,,. 14 l 1 ----2---up X 7 ' . , -:lf 4 , 4 Q . D E . d 1 A S 3 1' fl fl D C 60 Karl K. R o T The gridiron, hardwoods, and baseball field brought 5 9 out Patterson ff.j, Adamson Qf.y, Johnson Qf.bb.b.J, e Y Ahrens ff.bb.b.j, Carlton ff.bb.b.j, Ireton ff.bb.b.J, m r Krumsick ff.bb.b.J, Wilbert ff.bb.J, Vietti Qf.b.j, 3 Y and Maloan fbb.l. r Y G' THIRD PREFORMACE--ON STAGE! V The third serial preformance was given under the fine talent of Sister M. Vincentia as guide, Karl Krumsick, President, Rosemary Van Becelaere, Vice- Presidentg Da vid Maloan, Treasurer, and Diane C Havens, Secretary. We gained the twins, jim and I 3 Joe Monahan, but lost Gayle Scott, Bill Weber, and I I Bill Scholes. Football saw Ahrens, Krumsick, Adam- 0 0 son, Vietti, Patterson, lreton, Carlton, Johnson, h 1 Wilbert, and Neil Miller in action, and basketball H Y spotlighted Maloan, Carlton, Krumsick, Ahrens, n lreton, Wilbert, and Johnson. In baseball were Ma- V B loan, Carlton, Krumsick, Ahrens, Vietti, and John- ' son. Nineteen Hundred and fifty-six saw the inaugur- ation of the pep club with Carolyn Braun as its Pres- ident and Margaret Van Becelaere Vice-President. Rosemary helped cheer for the first undefeated foot- D ball team. Carolyn moved up to drum major and j 3 Patty Burns and Dian Thomas took theirlplaces as 0 V majorettes. Joyce was again annual candidate, this Y i time with Joe Monahan as partner. Margaret Ann C d was again homecoming attendant. We boasted e three thespians: C. Braun, D. Havens, and P. C. Burns. Key-dettesg Van Becelaere, Burns, Braun, M Compliments Compliments of Kathy L. of BRIN KMAN'S PITTSBURG FLOWERS CLEANERS C 3 N f 6 0 i 1 , -5 1 -' -rl 1 If fd- I-'fa ,5 Q

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K we - 4 .A X if .1 Pictured blessing the altar linens made by the sen- ior girls is the Rt. Rev. Msgr. Alex G. Stremel. Hold- ing their handiwork are Kay Crandon, Kathy Lyons, Carol Smith, Rita Barth- elme, Margaret Van Becelaere, and Carolyn Braun. Seat- ed are Rosemary Van Becelaere and Betty Tierney. 'Clk Xx At the left, Dian Thomas shows a Mass chart to Di Ann Delaney, while Pat Matting- ly and Donna Long- erot are interested in the card selec- tion by Larry Adam- son and Pat McGraw Patty Burns, Larry Koppers, Diane Havens, and Terry Gallagher examine another Mass cha rt. Not pictured is Joyce Moeder who also worked on the Mass visual aids project. n ' . RE loan Dave Canton' Rszie in the with everythin ALTAR' Comliflete '1 Miner. Dave Ma tka a crOSS 0'd pu mm UNCH, Ed a 8' was 'milf by 1' N91 ' elds C0nStruC O ies KO the john V g I COl'l1'3d Ji lm and Willy' S lyce and distributed C P Parr aleminff. DaveAhm Monahan mm of a cha 1 xml grades- so efsofl. Joe Monah fem. Mike rough the me H. and Dio vienr. an' AMY f0hn TW, lx' xx Cl'