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

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X I I 1 1 1 , i ri- 1 Q 6' V! E 1 ' I g . ? I . -1 v 1 5 S a g 'S A J 2. XYAAWJI, SHOWN ARE A . PELLETIER AND R . LOCONTO, Co-Capts. , County Catholic All-Stars 2nd and 3rd yrs., Tri -Area All-Stars and members of Lhe 1,000 pt . club . XM 4 .dna- 1 I CAN'T UNDERSTAND WHY HE RAN to third base instead of first after he hit the ball, wonder Skip, Duwey, and joey. THE QONQUER- we ' WHERE DID SECOND BASE GO TO? inquires A. Silvestri. ING HEROES of Q the baseball diamond are D. Cgidarcttu, J. liicobucci, I. is Ciidarcttu, Lind Fm D. Tiburii. J. 41,5 W Ni a V 50 1

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SHOWN AFTER SCORING HIS 1000th POINT is Arthur Pelletier, with Couch Wayland Wheaton, Mr. Arthur Pelletier, and Fr. Martin Donahue. . ,, ,N 'MA I wa 'G Put we at I F. fm, I I fg sf l I il f b y p'ie K 'da LEAVING FOR EXETER, N .I-I ., are last yea.r's basketball team with their fathers and coaches. YOU MEAN YOU'RE GOING TO SHOOT? is what number 13 seems ing john Moran . 49 to be ask- :fl PROUDLY DISPLAYING the Don Kowalski Award for sportsmanship is Ralph Loeonto.

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' 'L,.79'x L4 we' an . as ., . y ,g ,-Fw ,fd , i. H '1 . . . - '22 A l'.'f.,X1 1 l LIU' ' it 4 tl ,. 12. t , . . xr, lt, ,r Q 1 ' l il .yr -Q a .. .Q A ,V X ,, .-' -- iii:-s H1111 'Til r ' M Ill r El 'Sw ,. kt ll .ag lj . ST, MARY'S HIGH SCHOOL NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL now MARIANHILL CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL Only do thou still go forward, follow where the pathway leads . . . The date, March 28, 1965, will long be remembered by the alumni and students of St. Mary's for it was while we were attending Sunday Mass that we learned that St. Mary's High School was to be merged with Notre Dame High School, thereby becoming a Central Catholic High School. The new school, which will be known as MARIANHILL CENTRAL CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL, will serve principally the area of Southbridge, Sturbridge, Charlton and Oxford. Marianhill derives its name from its location and the fact that both high schools honor the Blessed Virgin Mary. Plans call for the changeover to be effective Sepbember, 1965. The faculty will include members of both the Sisters of St. Joseph and the Sisters of the Assurnption. This will be the first time that members of more than one religious order will comprise the faculty of a school in the Worcester diocese. As has been noted by our Bishop, combining the religious faculties, as well as the physical facilities, will make it possible in the future to provide a much more flexible and improved educational program. Although St. Mary's has been small in numbers, it has carried on a mighty tradition spiritually, academically and physically. We are now taking another step forward, a big step, to improve our school and its future leaders. Marianhill will be a new bond uniting all efforts for the greater honor and glory of Our Lady and her Divine Son. GRADUATES .