Nolan High School - Lepanto Yearbook (Fort Worth, TX)

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OFFICERS: Sharon Hajek, Secretaryg Mary Jo Leone, President Cindy Bally Vice-President Alter Society Girls Z'rei14 for fv'utz1re Service in Parish The Altar Society provides the privilege for upperclassmen to become closely acquainted with the changing liturgy of the Mass by instruction in the meaning, use, and care of vestments and sacred vessels used at Mass. K J' -.if 64,35 Mary Joe Leone and Sister Martn Joseph admire the altar cover i which Candy Kurtin designed and Sheila Jones and Rosemary Child- ress sewed , n V l The girls learn what goes where and when

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5'ufurs Nurses If she thinks I'm going to sign up for that, she's crazy. The Future Nurses' Club gives interested students an opportunity to explore possibil- ities of a future in the medical profession. The club informs its members through guest speakers and field trips. V Do you really think we ought to ask that question? Students Pursue fufsrssf in ,Nursing .Wadi OFFICERS: Linda Doane, Vice-Presidentg Kathy McGuire, Presidentg Mary Lou Meyers

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Students ,Active in Apasfvlic Works Missi and CCD rank high among the service clubs as the members give their time and efforts to the service of their fellowman. A Christmas party and an Easter egg hunt for the children at the Grant Street Mission are highlights of Missi activities. A very important activity is that of the tutoring project in which many Nolan students give hours to help younger children with their lessons. Members of the CCD re- spond to the call of the church by teaching catechism at Grant Street Mission. Missi President Pam Miller presides at the weekly meeting rr, Richard Kopp funs it with children at Grant Street, You are supposed to be watching Shir- ley, dear. Christian laity at work X'-.