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in the spotlight sd!! vs. Members of the Parents' Association are pictured on the main stairway of the school during the Parents' Night festivities. Needless to say, the occasion was enjoyable. uniforms and the instruments are the result of hard work done by the Association members. More important than these external signs is the interest, the enthusiasm, the desire to help, of which these things are the proof. They are neces- sary for a good school, just as they are necessary for a good home. We sit in on one of the monthly meetings of the Fathers' Club as the officers discuss plans for the coming year: From left to right, it's Frank M. Mallee CTreasurerH, William J. Dougherty fVice-Presidentl. Frank J. Dress CPresidentl, Father Knebels QModeratorj, and John J. McGonigle CSecretaryj . 5 ig -----H-4 an : i I
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1 K Officers of the Mothers' Club are: Mrs. Benjamin Harvey fPublicity Managerl, Mrs. Katherine Woolslager CTreas- urerl. Mrs. Helen McKenna fPresidentH, Mrs. Florence Mil- ler QVice-Presidentl, Mrs. Eleanor Stuckert fCorresponding Secretaryi, and Mrs. Helene Walsh CRecording Secretaryj. Every school owes great debts to its Parents' Club and its Alumni Association. All our grati- tude is concentrated on the Hrst of these: we, the class of 1959, will be the first Alumni. The tan- gible evidence of the parents' interest in the school can be seen any day you watch our band parade, our drill team march. or our orchestra play. The Father Concannon congratulates Father Dempsey, former moderator of the Fathers' Club, as he leaves C. D. for his new post as principal of Bishop McDevitt High School. The check in Father Dempsey's hand is a parting gift from the Parents' Association. if
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5 THE JU IOR PROM Father William Carey checks the tickets of the door-prize , winners as the-might-have-beens register varied reactions of ,fs it I ...M disappointment, pleasure. amusement, curiosity, or indif- ference. ,2' 3, 4' Prom or no prom. the gym floor must be preserved: decleters Stack and Dougherty ply their trade on the heels of an offender. QThe fme is still to come.J
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