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WA, 51' '35 Q . A it 3 BULLETIN BOARD MAKERS K. Martin, G. Velez, and I. Carlenzoli are among M,I. mem- bers from the freshman class. Innumerable services, including book store and main office duties, classroom help, and efiicient cafeteria operation, are performed by Mercy Integrity Society mem- bers. During the fall semester, sixty freshmen and one hundred sophomores were honored with ofiicial membership pins. CORRECTING PAPERS for Sister Mary Kathleen's world his- tory classes is one of the M.I. services performed by L. Bohner, C. Russi, and H. Strock, sophomores. 55' BOOKSTORE WORKERS P. Terheyden, L. Montgomery, and M. Moran have to keep an exact tabulation of school supplies. M.I. SECRETARIES are Maureen O'Connor, seniorsg Roberta Stephens, juniorsg Mary El Connolly, Bling clerkg Karen Silver, sophomoresg and Mary Beth Cota, freshmen.
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NX. LIFE MEMBERS Mary Lynne Terheyden, Dorothy Casey, Eda Bozzo, and Christine Gallagher achieved membership thirteen quarters. Among other duties during the year, Christine and Eda have contributed many hours of service in the main office. Dorothy and Mary Lynne have fulfilled a variety of M.I. duties - ranging from book store assistance to correcting papers or straightening classroom desks. mercy integrit honor society Service is the essence of Mercy Integrity Honor Society, which seeks to foster in its members an attitude of Christian help- fulness. One hundred three seniors and seventy- one juniors achieved membership during the fall semester. 92 TEN-STAR MEMBERS fmany of them are over tenj Barbara Sherman, Auralee Martin, Sharon Kleinhans, Nadine Remy, Helene Bates, Josephine Pomilia, Annora Long, Mary Claire Ritchie, Mary Wilcox, Maureen O'Connor, and Marcia Kinces.
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.senlor . november 24-25-26 junior, sophomore reshman .... february I3 wi retreats K A f . . . . february 9-10-II A 4 ii x y 'ein I L. Exim-',f'i FRESHMAN AIDES Beatrice Malone, Arlene Ruggiero, and Marlene Pihlgren help return vestments and Mass books to sncristy after freshman Day of Recollection. THE LARGE HOST is placed on the patenf' Sister M, jean, senior retreat sacristan, shows Leslie Toma- sini how to prepare the chalice. SHEILA O'TOOLE, sacristan's aide, opens the altar missal to Mass of the day. I ASSISTANT jan Schneider arranges the linger bowl and cruets before the Holy Sacrihce. SENIOR RE- TREATANTS Fran Makowski, Florence O'Connell, and Sharon McNamara take advantage of a rare bit of November sun. -' v -'-1 jan..-v
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