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

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vss'raxmw's news 'IUUHY Norman Castonguay, David Carragher,Leonard Julian,Joyce Dehbreu, and Patty Athanas. 7 February 27 Eight finalists from the Junior-Senior Division and eight from the Freshman-Sophomore Division entered the final con- test in Spelling February 27. Father Marshall presided. The First words were from a prepared list and those remaining standing af- ter three hundred words were given words selected from the dic- tionary by Father Marshall. Dorothy Maloney and Mary Rannigan stood the longest, and in recognition each received a gold pin with the wcrd 'SpellingW across the front. March l This month which contains the first day of Spring, came in like the proverbial lion, a regular old-time blirzard so real and big, that the WNo Sessionw bell rang for both the grammar and high schools. March A Big news! We have received word that the Diocesan CYC will attend Cinerama Sunday, March 2h in Boston.The total expense per pupil will be 53.00. Dorothy Maloney is collecting childrens books which will be sent to Nazareth by the Holy Family Auxiliary. March 5 Rehearsals for the WKnave of Heartsn are in full swing now, so the play is beginning to takewshape. Our play will take part in the Drama Festival Saturday, March 23. The cast will be guests of the students at Wachusetts for the week-end. March 6 The CYC Basketball Season will soon come to an end, as we will face Saint Louis, thf iirst olace team in Webster Sunday. March 16 will officially close the season , when we take on the Sacred Heart Five at West Street Gym. March 7 Choir Rehearsal took place in Church today under the di- rection of Sister Raphael Maria.We are rehearsing for the 'Living Stationsn which will be sponsored by the Miraculous Medal Guild, April 7, at the Town Hall. March 13 The CYC Cheerleaders have been invited to take part in the tournament to be held in Gardner April 7. We think that the trophy we won two years ago must be getting pretty lonesome,so we are making a double effort to bring home a companion for it this year. March 18 All hail to Saint Joseph! No school today due to this Saint'S Day. Many journeyed to Springfield to see Judy Curran, known in Religion as Sister Louise Michael, receive the habit of the Sisters of Saint Joseph. March 19 A repitition of last year, as we get another postseason snow storm. This time we were gypped as school was in session. 12.

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YESTEHUHV3 HELUS 'IUUHV JANUARY lu Sister got the wires crossed today on this cold day . Addressing Mary Kennedy, Sister said: WMary put your sun to the back and get warmed up.W Eighteen years ago Carol Barnard along with Lena Sabatinelli became a part of the population of South- bridge. Happy Birthday to you! We are entering the Drama Festi- val at Holden. The name of our play is HThe Knave of Heartsn. It is very humurous. The cast was selcted tentatively and the mem- bers read the parts. It was so very funny we spent msot of the time in merry convulsions. JANUARY 16 We missed a precious day in school because WOld Man Wintern once again stepped in and dumped a heavy snowfall on our little town. Some pupils were overjoyed as they had a chance to catch up Qwith Sancho Pamzal on their sleep. JANUARY 28 Rehearsals bagan today for W The Knave of Hearts f which we are to present at Wachusetts Regional High in Holden for the Drama Festival, which will be held March 22 and 23, u JANUARY 29 and 30 Snow and more snow, temperature freezing. FEBRUARY 1 After Choir Rehearsal in the Church , Monsignor Gil- rain addressed the pupils of the High School. He presented Carol Moriarty with an award given by the General Mills Company for the highest percentage in a test for the HHomemaker of Tomorrown. FEBRUARY A Meeting for the Juniors to plan for the Prom. Meeting for President and Social Chairman at Sacred Heart to formulate plans for the Night Club Dance to be presented February 23. FEBRUARY 6 Juniors and Seniors begin a campaign for funds by selling greeting cards. Welcome to a new cheerleader from Mary Wells High - Peggy Hughes. FEBRUARY 7 Work on the Graduation Issue of the Marianist began today. Carol Moriarty has been chosen as a representative from St. Mary's to Student Government Day. In an effort to improve our spelling, a series of spelling contests began today. The Fresh- men and Sophomores formed one group and the Juniors and Seniors another group. FEBRUARY 9 CYC meeting announcing Discussion Club for April 27 in Worcester. Ten pupils from St. Mary's will be chosen. FEBRUARY 25 The day after our week's vacation. It shouldn't be but it is Blue Monday. After school a group of students accom- panied Sister Raphael Maria and Sister Elizabeth Mary to Holy Cross to attend a Science Fair. It was interesting but very deep. In another part of the book, you will find an account of Wa flatu one of the cars had when homeward bound. Those attending 'we re Peter Dumais, Donald Arsenault, Lorraine Therriault, Jdhn Morin, ll

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3 J ,z ss 4 Sisters of St. Joseph Sr. Louise Michael