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

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Mr. Lenahan drills seniors, George Boone. Joseph Bulman. William Henry, Richard Butewicz, Phillip Delikat, Louis Nanna, George Leavitt, and William Subjack in physical exercises. The mysteries of mathematics are pursued by Joan Kerwin, Fred Jackiewicz, and Christian Ziegler. Maryites from Spotswood board the bus for their journey homeward. The seniors are leaving their homerooms after classes. ----1 ■ 5

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The chemistry students diligently knuckle down to work by doing the exercises in their book. Joseph Bulman, Joseph Jankowski, and William Tibbitt ap- proach Annette Paczkowski, Maureen McGuigan, and Roberta Christensen, who are engaged in conversation. Louis Nanna enjoys his noon meal with Lorraine Licata and Maxine Kuntne. Thomas Zalewski, Joseph Chodkiewicz, William Leffler. and Thomas Gorman look over the supply of delicious candies being sold by Dorothy Terzer, Mildred Stolte, Kathleen Kurtz, and Carol Luczkow. Three SMH phyicists, Louis Nanna, George Kolchak, and Catherine Harnett, apprehensively search for radio-active particles. Joyce Podgorski, Theresa Toth. Kathleen O’Neill. Phillip Dclikat, John Steimle, Sandra Popowski, Diane Connie, and Patricia Kohloff study various aspects of Shake- speare’s life.

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Foreword We, the students of Saint Mary’s High School, have long felt the influence of Our Lady in our life. Her guiding hand has led us through the experiences of the past four years. We have known her gentle art of per- suasion, as she graced all our activities. She has taught us to love her Divine Son in others, and as we graduate, we take her with us into the world of tomorrow. Mary, our chief guide, ever urges us on toward our supreme goal. She is aided and supported by our spiritual and academic guides, the administrators and faculty of our school. Our Lady, who teaches us to render divine homage through Christ, is the center of our life. In all our activities, she rules supreme. We taste her sweetness in prayer and know the joy of a retreat well made. She reigns at our dances and brings true en- joyment to our social functions. We have recourse to Mary who gives our athletes the humble confidence necessary for victory. Our Mother, the spouse of the Spirit of Love, urges us to love all her children in Christ. This love should spur us on to greater acts of courtesy and charity toward our schoolmates, and it should overflow in kindness arid good will toward our neighbor. We earnestly implore Mary to assist us in our journey through life. We beg her to accompany us, as we proceed through life towards the Eternal Commencement.