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I L I mx Bretiell. MR. JOSEPH CEREMSAK looks hopefully, as Mr. Peter Frank and Tom Reinharl siretch for the ball in the Faculty-Alumni Game. Q .343 21 fl .. f ig, s. .fi , , if ZAII 5 I ill WORKING ON THE latest ba+ch of stamps collecited for the missions are Jean Branfmayer, Rosemary Procopio, and Jackie rofecfa promofe .Sairif of Sacrz we Having as its purpose the fostering of religi- ous spirit and sacrifice among the students, the Vocation Club meets monthly. All students in- terested in religious life may benefit from group discussions and talks presented by guest speakers. Literature on religious communities also ac- quaints students With the varied aspects of reli- gious life. An important school project is the raising of funds and collection of stamps for Catholic mis- sions. Proceeds from the Faculty-Varsity game, the sale of St. Patrick's Day carnations, and the personal Lenten self-denial folders helped to swell these funds and thus rate Holy Cross among the top diocesan contributors to the Propagation of the Faith.
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ALL FOUR CLASS editors, Eileen Halcalslci, Joe Di Santo, Evelyn Froggatt, and Catherine Mareletto review ideas for the cover ot the '63 literary magazine. jumbar juclifion rowo aff .gifuclenfo .gzare .gcleafi Representing the students' imaginative and productive talents is the Tumbler, our annual literary publication. The magazine, in being dedicated to 'Our Lady, strives to offer the best of our humble endeavors. We thus follow the example set by the tumbler who, realizing that he had no other gift, presented his talent, the art of juggling, to the Blessed Mother. Students are asked to submit original poems, essays, short stories, and art Work to their eng- lish teachers for appraisal. They, in turn, for- ward the entires to the Tumbler staff whose task it is to select the articles for publication. As a valuable opportunity for self-expression, the Tumbler is appreciated by contributors and readers alike. lT PAYS TO advertise - Catherine Mareletto, freshman, and Evelyn Froggatt, sophomore, solicit literary contributions via posters. 'ii x i EILEEN HAKALSKI, JUNIOR, and Joe Di Santo, senior, go over proofs for worlc submitted to the Tumbler. Page 67
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