Nerinx Hall High School - Key Yearbook (Webster Groves, MO)

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Sta.nd'i'ng: Julienne O'Toole, Celeste Luft, Gerry Hall, Mary Ann Alumbaugh Seated: Maureen McCormack, Gwen Lavin, Midge Foshage, Marilyn Heggeman, Joan Byrne Missing from the picture is Cecelia. Fitzgerald Jane Murray, Marilyn Heggeman, Mary Lou Franke, Carol Woltering, Phyllis Guariglia, Joyce Lipic, Therese Kelly jfwladfy Prediction of a record year for the Sodality oi' Our Lady made last September by the officers seems to have come true. For the iirst time the organization was made elective rather than com- pulsory, but the membership did not diminish. Chairmen of the six committees within the So- dality discussed projects planned by the otiieers and then introduced them to the members. By this means the Publicity committee sponsored Fatima Week, which included the enacting of a living rosary on the back campus. National Catho- lic Book Week was also observed with a book dis- play arranged by the Literature Committee. At Thanksgivingr baskets were tilled with food for the poor by the Missions Committee, while Christ- mas packages were packed for children of Lebanon, Kentucky and Cape Girardeau, Missouri by the Eucharistic Committee. Also at Christmas time the Apostolic Committee gave a party for the children of St. Mary's Orphan Home. Our Lady's Committee participated very actively in packing the Easter baskets for children and ill the birth- day party sponsored by all the Sodality Commit- tees. Through these and many other plans 'carried out during the year, the Sodality at Nerinx suc- ceeded in bringing its members closer to Jesus through Mary-Ad J esum Per Mariam. 1 Q 5 , l Janet McCormack making the presentation of the heart of Bowers

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6 6 jfze Qoneer H JANET Lvmvio . . .... Editor SHIRLEY K1xsnLL.x . . ,1.wsovinf0 Editor GLon1.x Lvncklxma . . .-1.v.wz.-mfr Ediilvr BIARY ALICE SPRINGE1: . , A-l.v.wri41If' Iidilor CH.x1u.o'l rr1 H.xNsoN . H'11sfT1z1-,wx .1lunu.gm' JEANNINE l'nEv.x1,1.E'r . . Bzz,wiirws,w Murzagvr Miss M.in1E 1iI.0El'l'EIr . . lfuculfy .ldv-iser Of the students. by the students and for the Sflldilllfxu To pzil'a1plil'aise Mr. Lincoln, this is ai l10Sl'l'lI?tl0ll of Nerinx' lll'WSllilIll'l', the l'io'n-01'r'. The paper fries fo fullill its llilllll' chiefly through Sfflfldffwf S- Kinsella- C- Hanson- J- Pfevanet fhc llllldllllll of editorials in which it uttcnipfs to Scared: Miss Kloeppel, J. Ludwig, Y 1 . 1 I M. A. Springer, G. Luecking show 1XUl'lllXlfl'S Ihr :my io Apostolic fhlllklllg. Back: Kay Smith, Joan Deichmann, Dorothy Franke, Mary Ann Mangelsdorf, Gwen Lavin, Marijean Frein, Jackie Shelton, Therese Kelly, Kay Harrigan Middle: Jane Murray, Mary Lou Franke, Margaret Herrmann, Cele Waddock, Carol Woltering, Midge Foshage, Mary Ann Ceriotti, Joyce Lipic Front: Rosella Allen, Betty Schuepfer, Janis O'Connell, Maureen McCormack, Joan Buehler, Marilyn Heggeman, Kathleen Cunningham, Mary Anne Murray Missing from picture is Jean McCormack 36