St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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Once again, the cherished tradition of publishing MARIAN ECHOES has been carried on by the representatives of the Class of 1957. We have endeavored to preserve all the never-to-be for- gotten events charcterizing our high-school life, that we may re- live these momentous occasions again and again. The work done so willingly in outling these treasured pages .is repaid ten-fold when we realize that some of the happiest days of our lives need never fade from our view, every phase of them being indellibly imprint herein. We cannot in conscience fail to pay tribute to our advisers who have worked so earnestly, and to all who have helped to make our annual a success. sb r t -an , , - , . U: - 7 . 'EQ Y 7-- --.H W: rllldll , ug S -' f . . Y i To assist the seniors in the financing of their annual, the Junior Class sponsored the Halloween Hop, which was a great success attested to by the obvious enjoyment evidenced by the three Terrys: Terry Kotowski and Terry Mitchell who look appre- ciatively at the artistic poster which creator Terri Kelly proud- ly displays. Preparing his camera for action, our invaluable and indispensable photogra- pher. Mr. Val Webb. is assisted by Photography editor John Salamack who, by now, can work the l flash gun blindfolded! te? 4- as ,O ,ff 'X K F tx

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pplyin ur Abilities ln the American Legion Oratorical contest. one of the highlights of the year. first place winner in the school elimination, Teresa Kotowslii, emphasizctl her points while Margaret Acl-zcribacli. Teresa Krupa :intl second place winncr. James Adler eivfait their turns. Hippy over their S25 honti a'..:irtls for their ezistiys on tht pliysicnlly litiriiiicitppetl .Lre Cltiiitligi Jahlon-.lai honoruhle mention. Clilllkllil Gutowslai uucontl pleict- winner Anti li- ,' X-5, l.iint- Oiilon. recipient of the fourth print-. Contests provide gin opportunity for ambitious and uilentetl stiiilt-rits to nmlle use of :intl to develop their vtirioiis rihilitiea in creative wirting and in oratory-- witl. it View to their future need., its Catholic lay lctid- etipnblt of expressing tlrtrmselves and their tenets .ntell gently. atleqiiaitely, tinil inspiringly. In atlclition there is the satifsaction attentltmt upon good keen competition, the receiving of the prize, thc honor to the winner, and to thc school. as well as thc entertain- ment of the audience. whether 9. reading or a listening one Eagerly eiwriitirrg their turn in thc Voice of Democracy contest arc J. Adler, M. Spencer. 'I' Kelly. J. Szurcli, J. Sikorski and othcrs in thc miter office while Llc' .A.' ellyn reritis his original script over the pvhlit- .i.hire-:J systern Stintlra L.1x-rrcnce, a sophomore. placed first .intl Jane Slllftli. tl jiiziioi second. e -.e 'N