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“I hold the world but as the world ... a stage where every man must play a part (The Merchant of Venice, Act I).” These famous Shakespearean words express but one of the in- numerable problems confronted by the students in any high school. We at Saint Mary’s can boast of a proud heritage received from the many diversified activities of our Alma Mater. Through the various integral parts of school life established and governed by both faculty and students, we have been endowed with a myriad of fascinating ideas with which we can face the black unknown, the future. The intellectual surroundings and the environ- mental experiences that have met us since freshman year, the swirl of crises that we have undergone have all helped to mold us as good cit- izens in a challenging world. By absorbing the waters of learning offered to us through our facili- ties, we have been able to devel- op a co-operative spirit by which we strive to attain a com- mon goal for the good of all. Thus provisioned with the essen- tials to assume our station in the annals of recorded history, we can proudly say as we leave our hallowed halls, “With this flame, we can light the world.’’ Sister Mary George, R.S.M. ’32, Mistress of Postulants at Mount Saint Mary Novi- tiate, North Plainfield, Frances Coan ’65 and Anthony Zumbano ’65 admire a photograph of Very Reverend William F. Fitzgerald, J.C.D., ’43, Vice Chancellor of the Trenton Diocese. Sister Mary George and Monsignor Fitzgerald, prominent in their respected vo- cations, provide shining examples of scholas- tic interest and ability to future alumni of Saint Mary’s High School. With this Flame, We Can Light the World 17
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Student Council President James Fritz is inspired by the ideals of the late President John F. Kennedy. Student Council As with every form of society, it is necessary to have a governing body to fulfill its needs. Since government should be of, by, and for the people, the Student Council attempts to establish a media through which both fac- tions of the school may co-ordinate their efforts for the common good. By being an official representative of the student body, the Council serves to make its suggestions known to the administration and through them to the faculty. Elected by popular vote, these officials are pro- vided with practical training in the field of government by their projection into situations calling for leadership, courage, and ability. In addition to providing the bases for new legislation, the Student Council initiates school- service projects which benefit the whole of the school. Most important, however, this body politic builds better citizens and leaders necessary in our complex world. Sister Mary Dominic reviews past Student Council activities with John Toris, Transpor- tation Representative.
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