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

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CYC OFFICERS 1957-1958 President lst Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer Historian Spiritual Chairman Cultural Chairman Social Chair.men Physical Chairman Claire Osimo Dorothy Ryan Carolyn Ryan Patricia Athanas Constance Fournier Donald Arsenault Norman Castonguay Lorraine Theriault Carol Mandeville David Carragher Michael Moriarty The following retiring officers wish to congratulate the newly elected officers: President lst Vice President 2nd Vice President Secretary Treasurer Spiritual Chairman Cultural Chairman Social Chairman Norman Castonguay Carol Moriarty Claire Osimo Constance Fournier Eleanor Wonderlie Mary Hannigan Dorothy Maloney David Carragher Physical Chairman Historian Michael Moriarty Mary Kennedy It is a wonderful thing to do something for God. You have been chosen for leaders for the all-important CYC Movement.These leaders are of strong character and we know that they will live up to the expectations of the members. May God Bless you and instill within your hearts a deep devotion for your work 'during the following year. Carol Moriarty Class of '57 53

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ELETT Y CROCKEK CONTEST PRIZEWINNER OF SAINT MARY'S HIGH CONTEST, CAROL MORIARTY Carol Moriarty is selected Saint Mary's Top Homemaker. The third winner in the Betty Crocker Homemaking Contest recently held among Senior Girls in Southbridge High Schools is Carol Moriarty, 16, of 156 Pleasant Street. She placed first among her fellow Seniors at Saint Mary's High School in a test given December A on homemaking knowledge and aptitudes. g Miss Moriarty joins Diana Pariseau 16, of Harding Court, a Senior at Notre Dame High School, and Barbara Bialy, 17, of 7? Proulx Avenue, a Senior at Mary E. Wells High School, to form a trio of winners in Southbridge Schools. a Their examination papers will be judged with those of other winners throughout the state to determine the State Candidate for the title of All-American Homemaker of Tomorrow. The national winner in the contest sponsored by Geu1eral Mills, Inc., and conducted among 300,525 young- women in ll636 of the nation's public, private, and parochial high schools,wi1l receive a 35,000 scholarship. Each State Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomfarrow will be awarded a 81,500 scholarship and a trip with her school advisor to Washington, D.C., Colonial Williamsburg, Va., and New York City. g A,8500 scholarship will be awarded the runner - up in each State. The school of the State winner will receive a set of the Encyclopedia Britannica. Like her cowinners, Miss Moriarty, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Moriarty, of 156 Pleasant Street is a particigaant in many school activities. She is a member of the Catholic Youth Council,the Glee Club the Dramatic Club and the Civics Club, and takes part in cheer- leading. Miss Moriarty, one of five children, graduates in June and would use the scholarship to continue her education ,at Paxton at Anna Maria College where she intends to major in mathematics. 5h