Bishop Baraga High School - Baragan Yearbook (Marquette, MI)

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Um .ladqb ' OFFICERS elected for the Sodality of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart are Mary Courtney, vice-pre- fectg Norine Cleary, secretary, Kathleen Mlinar, prefect, and Sharon Cingrass, treasurer. COMMITTEE HEADS in charge of the Sodali- tyis varied activities are Ellen Thoren, social life, Mary Lou Dwyer, missions, Connie Jorns, publi- city, Rita Struthers, Eucharistic, Mary Beyers, Our Ladyisg and Agnes Hawke, literature. Www 5044954 , ,f . 5 . A BOYS-ONLYW organization, The First Friday Club, was inaugurated in our school this year under the direction of Father McKevitt. In conjunction with the Sodality, this group has sponsored a magazine collection and monthly Youth Holy Hours. Distinguished speak- ers have enlightened the boys on the purposes of the club: to spread devotion to the Sacred Heart and to circulate Catholic literature among hospitals and Catholic organizations. James DeMari- nis, club president, is shown addressing part of the group. . Q V,. V i A , Q V A Ujfcbevw OUR LADY'S SODALITY, a way of life according to which all members try to grow in personal holiness, was reorganized this year with Father McKevitt as Spiritual Director and Sister Mary Alexandra as moderator. This all-girl group sponsored many activities, including a Catholic Press Month skit, stamp collections, cake sales, and a Valentine Dance. Following an exam- ination, forty girls were received into the Sodality at ceremonies held on March 25. It is expected that once a girl becomes a Sodalist she will carry forth the high ideals and spiritual practices she has learned into her daily life. A Sodalist differs from oth- ers in that she has a deeper and more understanding love for the Blessed Mother and her Divine Son.

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NATIONAL HRH SUC? X 'I 5 dh 4. i 25.9 W5 L5 I genus ' Membership in the Bishop Baraga Chapter of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors accorded a Baraga student. lts purpose is to further the qualities of scholarship, leadership, service, and character. The four students who were chosen for membership during their junior year-Tom Dupras, Rita Struthers, Mary Beyers, and Carol Specker-this year inaugurated thirteen new members at a ceremony on February 2: Albert Greene, Mary Courtney, Edward Fezzey, Kathleen Butler, Mary Gorst, Kathleen Mlinar, James Enwright, Margaret Riopelle, James DeMarinis, Norine Cleary, Ellen Thoren, Nancy Beaudoin, and Connie Jorns.

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6045 THE LIBRARY GUILD was newly organized this year. The work of its members, filing cards, repairing books, checking in new books, and taking care of the library during the mornings, is here demonstrated by Barbara Quinn, ,Ioan Berry, Beverly Steele, and JoAnn Carr. WE DOOD IT - The science club has become friends with J. Edgar Hoover!! The members fingerprints are filed with the F.B.I. in Washing- ton. Not a 'fboys-onlyi, club in spite of its offi- cers: Jim Enwright, treasurer, Tom Dupras, vice-president, Mike Fassbender, secretary, and Jim DeMarinis, president. THE C.A.A. sponsors the playdays and the Thursday night tournaments. Here officers - Jeanne Aho, treasurer, Norine Cleary, president, ,Ioan Berry, secretary, and Mary Courtney, vice- president - are shown getting a pay-your-dues drive underway. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS has spread good will by writing to foreign friends. With Sister Mary Georgia as their moderator, members have one social meeting and one business meeting per month under their officers: Margaret Fleury, vice-president, Catherine Reynolds, treasurer, Bill Higgins, president, and Ray Campbell, sec- retary. EVERY NOW AND THEN - With a name to designate the time of meetings, the second year Latin Clubs under the direction of Sister Mary Austin have discovered that Latin can be very much alive. Planning a meeting for the two divisions are officers Bob Bordeau, Paul Fleury, Bill Johnson, Catherine Matthews, Mary Lou Henne, Barbara Fleury, Mary Lou Dwyer, and Connie Mohar. Zum-'f7Zoeaand74ea