Mary Star of the Sea High School - Stella Maris Yearbook (San Pedro, CA)

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STARS REACH OUT ' This page: 1. You mean smile likeTHIS? 2, Seniors spend time with Cabrillo children 3 Nancy D Ambra gives a helping hand. 4. Say Cheeez! Opposite page: 1 I can t ell whether you ' ve been naughty or nice, 2. Mommie said never to lake anything from someone that looks funny 3. Hail, hail the gangs all here . . . 150 Spirituality Section

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Opposite page: 1. I wonder if anyone is REALLY listening to us? 2. Lisa and Patty reading Jesse Tree . This page; 1. Just wait, I bet this tree will fail on me! 2. 1, 2, 3 . . . Testing, testing. 3. I knew I should have practiced before I got up here!! Spirituality Section 149

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WITH LOVE s i 1 The opportunities to do volunteer work throughout the community is an important aspect of education at Mary Star of the Sea. Many students get involved either through a club activity or by taking Christian Service. O.P. Corps is an organization completely devoted to doing volunteer work for the needy. They held their fourth annual Christmas party for the children of the Toberman Settlement pre-school on December 15. With the help of various students and Anthony Scovotto, returning as Santa Claus, Sister Dorothea was able to distribute bags filled with toys to each child. With the money collected from the Christmas Dance everyone was able to take part in bringing some joy to a child during the Christmas season. Christian Service is a Senior course taken by a few students to help in various elementary schools and hospitals, two or three times a week. For those helping in an elementary school, the work consists mainly of correcting papers and spending time with the children. Hospital work involves helping the patients and the hospital staff. There is always something to do for those students who wish to get involved. Spirituality Section 151