St Marys High School - Marianite Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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-'n?:ZEIgm'53I7 Y x x 1 3 x X x vmawwm x 1 3 g X x x x Y . x 1 x x x x x x -w iff? - W Y X X Y T X .f +521 -'rm mg? .WF In February, the members of St.Mary's High presented the play, NHaking Them Irishn in C.T.A.hall The class of '57 was well represented. The play portrayed a good Christian spirit.. The pupils also put on their first Irish Minstrel. Mary Vecohia and Dorothy Bishop sang two very nice songs. Both the play and the minstrel were very successful. An art contest was sponsered in March by the Woman's Club. The purpose of this contest was to pro- mote better movies. Slogans and posters for better movies were handed in by the contestants. Two pupils of our school, members of our class , brought glory to our school by winning a prize and honorable men- tion. Dorothy Bishop won third prize and Berenice Carrigan, honorable mention. Just before the Easter Vacation the pupils re- ceived a visit from the Supervisor, Sr. Margaret Elizabeth. Everyone was excited and scared but Sis- ter immediately made everyone feel that she was a friend and all enjoyed her visit. In June the Choral Club of St. Mary's High School made a trip to the College of Our Lady of The Elms. The trip was made by special bus. The x x x x x x x x X X Y W Y W Y x x x x x x x x m 1 X 1 Y Y 2 W X