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fic. Q V f I Q, I On the feast of St. Ursula, Karen Schassberger, Kathy Gale, Loraine Strugalski, Sister Mary Blanche, and the student body attend the Mass of their patron. S 'Q p Ales' X 7' E251 F1-rpg! 1115100 Chocolate or white milk? is the call of sophomore Barb Carson, as she serves at the SUA Day breakfast. Janet Chapman orders chocolate while other juniors, Pat Strassner, Mary Alice Bolger, and Pat Goergen, wait to give their choices. 27
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School Honors Its Potroncss An outstanding, meaningful event of the SUA school year is the celebration of the feast of St. Ursula, October 21. On this day the entire student body takes time out to honor the patroness of the academy. After attending holy Mass, the students are served breakfast by the sophomores, who are in charge of the entire activity. Next on the program is an assembly, the theme of which this year is We'll Always Say Yes to God. St. Ursula's life and her decision to follow Christ are depicted by a group of high school girls in a discussion of the greatest thing St. Ursula ever did. At the close of the morning, students are given the rest of the day free and this year the seniors used the time to prepare for their Washington trip. Linda Sheidler and Kathy Staunton observe musical talent of Sandra Romay as she plays Always Say Yet to God at the SUA assembly. Father Hussey relaxes while the home ec students prepare his breakfast after Mass on St. Ursula Day. the I'll 5 . l 26 X Q 4. .-1-P-, ,. ... p.3:'1mWTJ.:,--1
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foil U' 5' as F,-f -ia fc i X 4 Q. P br: 1 . , , i . , JC Evaluates World Affairs Direction of the mock presidential election, which included voter registration, a campaign rally, and ballot tabulation, was the major activity of SUA's Junior Council on World Affairs. Area JCWA meetings slated discussions on current events and countries prominant in the news. On March 16, SUA club members hosted an area pro- gram on stocks and investments. The Spring Institute consisted of a series of talks reviewing important World issues. 28 WE HAVE CHOICE T ! Dn?fiasQ,,lT'.r.g lc 1 ', S xx i . W Y Left: Katie Lenga, Karen Grimley, Kitsie Bruss, and Jane Drauer show how strong they are for their candidate. Right: Betsy Beck, Sara Joyce, and Katie Lenga prepare their headquarters for the mock election. Sister Mary Clarence, Mrs. Holt, and Sister Miriam register to vote with Katie Lenga and Nora Lee Kasrnier. 'fn' ,
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