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

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ii i i 3 2 4 E i 4 u 5 vi I Z' afzdekafg Loyalty and service to the Lord and Master, to Mary, the Queen Immaculate , and to the United States of America are characteristics of these Knights at the Cathedral Altar: Marvin Balbierz, Bob Jean. Bill Johnson, Dale Hicks Crop rowyg Dale Robinson, Dick Johnson, Dean Wakeman, Don Fezzey, 43rd rowjp Pat Worth, Bob Deschaine, Charles LaVal1ey, Bill Gorst C2nd rowjg Bob Dupras, Henry Clement. Joe Miron, James Beyers Clst rowj. Om Zcceew The UP Sodality Rally held in Escanaba, May 4, and the annual May Crowning of the Blessed Mother by Prefect Eunice Clement climaxed the year's activities for the Sodality of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart.

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' a0!0m Ogaww The chief aim of the Sodality of Our Lady of the Sacred Heart during this Marian Year is the promotion of a way of life more 'Marylike' in character and endeavor. Officers elected last spring include Georgia Parker, sec- retary, Frances Quinn, treasurer, Eunice Clement, prefect, and Sharon Gingras,vice-prefect. As prefect and secretary, Eunice and Georgia were sent-by the Sodality to the Summer School of Catholic Action held in Chicago during August. 4.4-l zecopfebvv Father Nolan B.McKevitt, Spi- ritual Director of the Sodality, distributes Sodality Medals to the 38 girls received into the Sodal- ity November 23. Reception fol- lowed months of probation during which the girlsleamedthe rules and aims ofthe Sodality and what would be expected them as mem- bers of Mary's Army. Qfeade Under the leadership of the Committee Chairmen, the Sodality sponsored many activi- ties, among them the S. D. S. Crusade, Family Communion Crusade, stamp collections and a Valentine Dance. Shown inaugurating a pro- ject are Joanne Downey, Mission Committee, Charlotte Brainerd, Publicityg Sharon Peano, L Eucharistic, Joan Berry, Blessed Motherg and Norma Reider, Social Life Committee.

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7a Soagaaf and Music has ever been one of the finest and most jealously guarded traditions in the history of the world. Here at Baraga,the Glee Clubs are carrying on that tradition as anyone who has heard them practicing for such events as the Christmas Pageant, the St. Patrick's Day Concert, or singing just for the sheer pleasure of singing will attest. The Freshmen Girls' Glee Club, al- though new, has shown the sweetness, freshness, and eagerness characteristic of the young. The Sophomore Girls. practically old hats, have been able to render surprisingly difficult songs with en- viable beauty and charm. Quick to catch on, though oftimes difficult to keep attentive, are the girls in thelunior-Senior Glee Club. Their knowledge of music, backed by their experience, enables them to blend their voices in a real tribute to this important phase of joyous living.