Cathedral High School - Cathedralite Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President 'X 'wg Mary Rollinger X ' ' Vice President Joan Holmgren Secretary Dorothy Koutsky Treasurer Janet Rompa Prayer Most of the juniors will not forget the practical application of the Cor- poral Works of Mercy-to clothe the naked-the sorting and packing of clothes or the tying of the heavy boxes that came with our annual clothing drive. Here we find Father Tighe giving some explicit instructions to his helpers: Judith Peplinski, Elizabeth Koch, Anita Seiler, and Joan Prendergast. X 'Nv', Bt Y .., . ,, Ju.,

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Proyer Study, one of the three aims of the C. S. M. C., is carried out by our study clubs. Mary Ann Steiger- wald, Janice Grupa, Jacque- line Crawford, Betty Fair, Mary Griesgraber, and Jane Schneider are studying one of the mission projects in The Shield . Wo rlc Holy cards for the mis- sions is one request that needs to be fulfilled. The busy hands of Louise Eggers, Jean Witt, and Mary Rackow seem to indicate that a shipment will soon be going out. The time and effort that the girls spend doing this work is more than equaled by the satis- faction they receive. Componionsliip The weather is never too cold nor the snow ever too wet for good companions to make a snowman or to have a snowball fight. Patricia Morgan, Audrey Trezebiatowski, B o nit a Daniel, and Shirley Glomski demonstrate the fine points.