Congratulations

The annual Kiwanis award, judged on traits of leadership, scholarship, persistent application, loyalty, and service, goes to Mary Bea Brunini and Mary Campbell. We would like to say that both girls are equally deserving of this honor, as shown by the votes, which were tied.

Congratulations are also in store for Miss Shirley Habeeb. Shirley is the proud winner of the English Award. Congratulations, Shirley. We know you deserved it. (Taken from the 1956 Maryon)

Thank You

We wish to thank Sister Mary Elise for the time she spent with us proofreading and making suggestions. Without her help we doubt that this issue of the Maryon would be readable! (Taken from the 1956 Maryon)

Welcome Back

Miss Dooley Bell, one of the liveliest and most popular Juniors departed from that class for an eye operation the first part of April.

The Juniors, as well as the rest of the students and faculty wish to express how happy they were at the success of the operation, and how glad they are to have her return for the last busy days of school. (Taken from the 1956 Maryon)

Homecoming Mass Invitation For Class of 1959

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C. Bee A. Contest

General News by Zita Long and Linda Jones

On Saturday, April 21, members of the Junior and Senior classes attended the State Catholic Business Education Contest held in Jackson at St. Joseph's High School

Congratulations to Mary Pat Booth who won the first place trophy for spelling, and placed second in Shorthand. To Joyce Melsheimer, who placed third in Business Law; to Linda Jones, who placed second in Shorthand I; and to Mary Bea Brunini, who placed third in Shorthand II and fifth in Business Law.

We are especially proud of the places won by many of the girls of both classes in Catholic views which helped S.F.X.A. place second in the entire contest. (Taken from the 1956 Maryon)

Thanks

THANKS: We the "Blue Streaks" would like to take this opportunity to thank Sister Ethlebert for her guidance, helpfulness and generosity. But most of all, thanks to Joyce for being such a wonderful coach!! We'll always remember you, Joyce, your loving ways, and most of all for your outstanding personality!! May God Bless you Always!! (Taken from the 1956 Maryon)

Sportsmanship Trophy

Do you know what it means to receive the Sportsmanship Trophy? In case you didn't here are a few hints. She is a person who is willing to win as well as to lose. One who is very cooperative with the coach, teachers and especially with her teammates and class. Other qualities are dependability and loyalty. Yes, it take a lot, but I'm sure that it wasn't very hard for this girl. Do you know who this person is? It could be no other than Miss Delia Durst!!

The Maryon Staff would like to extend our congratulations to you, Delia, and we hope that you will be as successful in your future life as you were in your school life. (Taken from the 1956 Mayron)