Bishop Denis OConnell High School - Shield Yearbook (Arlington, VA)

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THE LANCE sparks student interest in the library by periodically making them aware of new additions and by suggesting interesting books for good reading. The staff: M. Zahn. H. De- Chabert, Mrs. Wittstock, T. Jeffrey, B. Hynes. J. Doty, and M. CaMinan, are here preparing an issue. KEYETTE CLUB OFFI- CERS: Sealed: A. Galvin, vice- president; Sister M. Angeline, Moderator; K. Merritt, presi- dent. Siiinding: L. Quigley, re- cording secretary: D. CalHson, treasurer; A. PhilHps, corre- sponding secretary; S. Millard, historian. LIBRARY AIDES help Sister Joanne in the operation of the library. They are: M. Yermack, S. Larkin, N. Maloney, J. Spence, M. Mulligan, K. Boyle, and J. Gresham. Many under- graduates belong to this organization besides these seniors.

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O ' CONNELL SERVICE STATIONS O ' Connellites fully realize that by serv- ing others they are serving themselves. Through bake sales, fashion shows, toy drives, and dances, O ' Connell ' s clubs aid the community and the school. The pur- pose of the clubs is not merely social, for through them the student gains personal enrichment. The amateur scientist receives encouragement in his research and experi- ments, the junior linguist obtains helpful information on the customs and culture of foreign lands, and the young actor gets his first taste of the theatre. THE KEYETTE CLUB aims to serve the community through its helpful activities. Its members are: M. Rinaliii. B. Gaynor, M. Yermack, M. Maher. Row 2: S. Gihbs, J. Ralston. R. Rainey, C. Quinn. Row 3: K. Boyle, M. Rothnie, P. Sturges, J. McCabe. Row 4: H. DeChabert, M. Spence, B. Greenlief. Row 5: T. Battley, B. Ballard, K. Mason, M. Milano. SUPPLYING AN ORPHANAGE with Christmas pres- ents was only one of the many projects undertaken by the C.S.M.C. this year. They also helped the missions through prayer and by collecting stamps and other use- ful articles. k.

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THE CUISINE AND COUTURE CLUB, open to all Home Ec students, is shown here with Christmas toys for orphans. They have also had, among their activities, a cooking demonstra- tion by a representative of the Washington Gaslight Company and a field trip to Gettysburg and Emmitsburg. CLUBS— Signs of Enrichment in Personal, School, and Community Life HAPPINESS PILLS keep away gloom! That ' s the advice of the RED CROSS concerning one of their products. These pharmaceutical wonders are joke-filled capsules distributed to cheer up hospital patients. The members of this service club are Row 1: C. Gaegler, T. Healy, N. Maloney, N. Yeager, M. Amos; Row 2: L. Gascoigne, K. Yourshaw, Sr. Patrick Joseph. Moderator; R. Marinohle, L. Spencer, M. Yermack. 40