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SAA Has lnnovafive Year Among the first of the activities of a busy nine months for the SAA vvas a new event: a Mother-Daughter Potluck held in the fall, which was a huge success. The club also provided a great variety of pursuits for its members, ranging from such magical happenings as the recreation of Emerald City for the Winter Formal to volleyball and basketball intramurals held i after school. These, along with the club's spring activities and the end-of-the-year gathering, comprised a very full year for the members of the schooI's largest single organization. W, SMR SSS
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Kls DAK Whafsoever You Do . . . SSS The Christian Action Club is comprised of a group of students who actively exemplify the love of Christ through helping others. The Club sponsors a vvide range of projects in order to help the greater number of people. Annual events included the Christmas and Thanksgiving collections of food, clothing, and toys for the needy and the biggest fund-raising project of the year, the Father-Daughter Dance. The proceeds from this function are used to provide a picnic for migrant Workers and their families in Milford. Members of the club also regularly take children from the Fortin Villa to home sporting events. Among the new projects this year were a Peace Prayer Vigil, a Halloween Party at a local nursing home, and a group of club members singing at Mass at the State Hospital once a month. There are no club officers, members assume those responsibilities on a rotating basis.
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DAK Opposite page: Top Right: Folk dances were part of the entertainment at the Mother-Daughter Thanksgiving Banquet. Paul Tutt and Debbie Devine. Top left: Mary Grady, Brenda Griffin, Linda Green, and Vai Hol- den enjoy their pot luck meai at the SAA Banquet. Bottom: The '71-'72 SAA officers: Treasurer Donna Mackin, Secretary joan Sweeney, Historian janet Burns, Vice-President Lynn Devine, and President Monica Smith. This page: Above: The Emerald City takes shape in Room 17. Above left: Kathy Blank works on the get-away balloon, Left: Decorating's a gas. AI Papineau.
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