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

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Everyone gives wrapt attention to Joseph Bul- man as he sings “I’ll Be Home for Christmas.” Michael Moyle and soloists Kathleen Smereka, Joseph Bulman, James Mangin, Stephen Mal- colm, and Mary Soltys sing their praises to the Infant King Carol Festival with the principles The Third Annual Carol Festival which was held in Saint Man's High School brought enjoy- ment to participants and audience alike. It began with a candlelight procession followed by reading from the Roman Martyrology and the Gospel of St. Luke. Nancy O'Donnell introduced the musical program which started with familiar Christmas songs sung by the festival chorus, the girls’ chorus and the gleemen. The Glee Club opened the last part of the program in which the festival chorus and the choraleers rendered a vocal tribute to the spiritual aspect of Christmas. The festival chorus enjoys the antics of Richard Dancsecs as Santa Claus. 27

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President ................. Mary Soltys Vice-president .... Maxine Kuntne Secretary ............ Kathleen Cerebe An appreciation for good music is the aim that the Glee Club and Choir hopes to instill in the hearts of all at Saint Mary’s. Every stu- dent may take an active part in this program which displays tal- ented efforts at services and the annual carol festival. Sister Mary David holds choir practice with Ann Claffy, Diane Desmond, Ellen Good. Helen Dowling, Lucille Coan, Adele Spina. Margaret Hend- ricks, Mary Ann Gelsinon, Margaret Murphy, Maureen Zegan, and Rose Holovacko. Choir and Glee Club becoming While Kathryn Krzykowski plays the piano. Sister Mary David rehearses with glee club members Paulette Nehiia. Kathryn Machnll, Nancy U'Donnell. Suzanne Schachcl. and Yvonne Steiner acquainted The accompaniment of Mrs. Hend- ricks is enjoyed by Maxine Kuntne. Kathleen Cerebe, Barbara Jacobs. Kathleen Margarctta. (Jail Henson, and Maureen Farrell 26

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John Kusic demonstrates the intricate parts of a rocket to Joseph Flanagan. Walter Szcwczyk and Richard Butcwicz Rocket Science Clubs Radio Weather Anthony Stumiolo, Edward Kloskowski, George Kolchak, and Richard Day are fascinated as they receive a message from a considerable distance on their “ham” radio. of a Mary-like life. Partly cloudy and cool declares William Subjack as he computes the infor- mation necessary for the daily weather forecast. Biology The students of Saint Mary's have a fine oppor- tunity to furtlin their scientific interests in the various extra-curricular activities offered to them. The members of the Radio Club equip and maintain the ham“ radio station on the third floor of the building. The Weather Club gives all SMI Ins a daily weather report b observing the instruments on the mol . Phases of general science, biology, chemistry, and physics are presented in an interesting way at every meeting of the S ience Chib Kari’ii Reardon. Christine Batruk, and James Kennedy are engrossed watching Fred Jackicwicz assemble a model of the human body while Georgette Gmbclny and Leonard Orlmvski stand ready to help.