Charleston Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Charleston, WV)

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C2112 5 QA' Charleston Catholic, being a comparatively small school, has few organizations, how- ever, those found at C.C.H.S.provide a great amount of activity and pleasure. They channel the various aptitudes and interests of the students into worthwhile projects which are aimed generally at therbetterrnent of the participants, improvement of surroundings, help of others, and rnaintenance of the spirit, honor,.and standards of the school, Nearly all. of the student body is represented in the Sodality of Our Lady. Members find that the meetings, presided over by a prefect elected by the sodalists, are highly ben- eficial to their spiritual life, In addition, the effects of the charitable projects undertaken by this group afford much satisfaction. Another outstanding organization, also religious, is the Third Order of Saint Francis. It, too, is headed bya prefect. The Third Order is similar to its sister-society, the Sodality, in its spiritual aims and charitable program. Those students who possess a love for music, and who wish to use their voices in the service of God, are very happy that such a fine musical organization as the Cecilian Choir exists. Many also enjoy membership in the Choral Club, which presents various beautiful vocal programs and cantatas throughout the year. Publication of the school yearbook requires an efficient body of workers, who strive to present an accurate picture of life at C.C.H.S. Members of the staff of the school newspaper, The Rambler, put forth their best efforts in preparing lively and informative chronicles of school events. Students whose interests lie in the scientific realm are drawn to the Science Club, which fosters those interests by discussions, reports, and engrossing projects and experiments. Charleston Catholic' s organizations contribute greatly to the formation of a well-rounded extra-curricular program, and offer excellent lessons in leadership and cooperation. 80

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UTUCJ ln'?1ms' X , 'GLY th- . These four girls head our student publications, Stand- ing are Martha Raver and Joan O'Connor, The latter is editor of the yearbook, with Martha as her assistant, ' Wv gpty' Seated are Barbara Resler and Marylyn Gall, editor and assistant editor, respectively, ofthe school paper, 'THE RAMBLERH 4.4 an-P'-' ff' Marylyn Gall and Barbara Biggs check articles for -ef the Sodality newspaper, rosouovs sm me Leading us through our Sodality functions are Bernard Stricker, vice-prefect, Jo Ellen Balon, prefect, Tim Maroney, treasurerg and Joan O'C0nn0r, secretary. 31