Saint Marys College - Blue Mantle Yearbook (Notre Dame, IN)

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Ramona Oppenheim, the YCS leader, was also the President of the Mission Club. At right, Barbara Hepting, Ramona and Rosemary Mundi discuss Holy Cross mis- sionary work in India. A Saint Marys original is the Martin de Porres Scholarship Fund, inaugurated last year and put into operation for the first time in the Fall of 1949. Through the penny-a-day contribution of each stu- dent, all expenses are paid for one Negro student, who would not otherwise be able to attend Saint Mary's. Helen Preece is chairman of the committee, which includes Sarah Jane George. Elizabeth Barr and Martha Stack, pictured at right. Helene also presides over the Home Eco- nomics Club and supervises the activities of the Christ Child Society as Saint Marys. She and Anne Reynolds are shown below knitting their contributions to the Society.

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PATRICIA ANDERSON LEE ISERSON MARGARET DONOHUE One of the Young Christian Students groups first established in the United States is the unit here at Saint Mary's. Ramona Oppenheim, leader of this year's group, was also president of the Mission Club.A library of Catholic literature was collected from among the students' books, and assembled in a classroom for the use of the entire student body. Patricia, Lee, and Margaret, YCS members, offer their services as librarians. Perspective, the YCS publication, was changed this year from a mimeo sheet ' graphed to a printed fo , ur-page monthly. Ed- lted by P ' ' atr1c1a Brewer th , e paper aimed at student sanctity, universal C Actio ' atholic n and a high literary quality.

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MARJORII: RU ss ' S S Uariefg .Slow PATRICIA BIILLER An outstanding menb I er of the Class of '51 is Patricia Miller, whose selection as chairman of Variety Show revealed the general appreciation of her abilities. She is especially interested in writing, and has served on the Static staff. Her direction of It Happens Ev- ery june, the iifth annual Variety Show was acknowledged a great success. One of the Variety Showstoppers was Marjorie Russ, whose senti- mental rendition of HI Went to Old Saint Mary's3 He Went to Notre Dame is always appealing. In her three years at Saint Mary's Marjorie has been one of the stars of the annual show, and she has written man y of the parodies used.