St Marys High School - Sceptre Yearbook (South Amboy, NJ)

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THROUGH CHRIST OUR LORD Mary, our model, intimately knew her Son during every phase of His holy life. She exhorts us to follow in His footstep» and sanc- tify ourselves while participating in our daily activities. We become more acquainted with the principles of a Mary- like life through Marian activity. All for Jesus through Mary who is our life, our sweetness and our hop e. At prayer and study, at social and athletic recreation, we strive for awareness of our obligation to fashion Christ in ourselves, and we ask Mary’s help. At many of our dances, the statue of Mary is the central point of the decorations. We are reminded that our Blessed Mother reigns over us even during our recreation. She also our athletic teams and stands as a constant reminder that sportsmanship is the true goal of our athletes. ■

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B U $ I N E S S SISTER MARY NORA Religion IV: Secretarial Practice; Stenography I,II; Typing II. SISTER MARY RICHARD Typing I; Introduction to Business: Spanish II; Speech I. MR PETER KINDZIERSKI Religion II: Applied Mathematics: Business Mathematics; Economic Geo- graphy: Commercial Law. MISS MADGE MAHONEY Secretary to the Principal MR. JOSEPH MARININ Bookkeeping; General Mathematics: Economic Citizenship; Consumer Edu- cation. by those in God’s service Sister Mary Nora, and Mr. Joseph Marinin, commercial teachers, demonstrate the operation of business machines, while Miss Mahoney uses the electric typewriter. Mr. Kindzierski is planning a chart for economic geography class. 18

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Mary Ann Gavron and Carol Sanccki re- ceive scholarship information from Sister Mary Valerian while Ann Hajducsek, Dolores Lasko, and Claire Wisniewski page through college catalogues. Mary knew her Son Guidance The Guidance room at Saint Mary's High School becomes a hub of bustling activity when the seniors peruse catalogues looking for the college that will offer them the program for the course they wish to pursue. Files and racks are filled with pertainent information. Under the expert instruction of Sister Mary Valerian, the seniors receive answers to all their queries, help with all their problems, and aid in making their final decisions. These are only a few of the ways in which the Guidance Department plays an important part in every senior’s life. Veronica Vail and Arlene U re- neck study notices on the guidance bulletin board. 20 Dolores Lasko and Mary Ann Gavron check on information concerning their future careers. Sister Mary Leonard gives Claire Wisniewski her rank in class and discusses her plans for the future.