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L4H,vvvc4.,b 726060 lt's o snowy afternoon but Sandy Porter doesn't seem to notice. She is too engrossed in putting the finishing touches on the Stu- dent Council bulletin board. Good grooming was the message being conveyed to the student body. Typicol Student Council meetings include the four of- ficers, the class presidents and vice-presidents, and the presidents of the various school clubs. At this par- ticular one Ellen Dunbar summarizes the code for dating Ai f A .,9. Ia! A..,..,. au.. -F i fiilllf Y? i ....,. . 1 wr 4 .n..a. -+452-' ar Q ' 'Nan 5He Future is Oursg which was introduced ct the onnuol Student Council Symposium. Do you think it was the curfew item that called forth these smiles ? ff -V
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mi Bb ACTIVITIES The true Christian does not renounce the activities of this life . . . but he developes and perfects them by coordinating them with the supernatural. Pius Xl Life here at Holy Cross has taught us social balance. Through the various extra- curricular activities we have found social equilibrium. Many opportunities for leader- ship were found in sports and clubs. Stu- dent government taught us justice and charity. Advanced work in science, journal- ism, art and music proved an added chal- Ienge. We became socially skillful because of parties, dances and friendly get-togeth- ers which have enriched us in social graces and the art of togetherness. To Alma Mater we owe our thanks for greater spiri- tual, social and physical development.
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