Holy Family High School - Maragold Yearbook (Mason City, IA)

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afcona .SZA0!u5fLc f unc! 4 ,N .f4war A Brush pamt and sk1ll won Paul McCarron a gold achrevement key for three of hls entrres and honor able mentlon for two other pamtmgs 1n the Scholas trc Art contest sponsored by Younkers and Scholastxc Magazme Word has just been rece1ved that Paul has scored ano her wmner over 100 O00 partlcrpants and recelved honors rn the 1951 Natronal Scholastlc Awards Wad In recognmon of hrs splendrd 4 H club achrevements Roger Katz a jumor was one of twelve chosen to go to St Loums Mlssourr He IS prctured below recelvmg a meat ammal award from the hands of commxttee chalrman Mr Leo Oswald D1 gg It was a repeat performance for Mary Lou Multhauf a semor who placed second for two consecutrve years m the annual 1 Speak for Democracy contest Page Forfy five X r - . - Q . f to . 4' jf ' A ? fa: 'fy , A' 1 7,14 3 ' -I 1 1- 1 KV ' V ' :fs ' , 24 . ., - ' f 5 W o J A

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Qui! ancl SPO!! ,HOIQOFJ ournagrifd Page Forty-four The International Honor Society ofthe Quill and Scroll was founded to give recognition to high school journalists for their accomplishments in writing. It is the second year of the Thomas Merton chapter at Holy Family and three new names have been added to its honor roll. Selected on the basis of their scholastic standing and fine writ- ing, the new members are: Mary Lou Multhauf, Mary K. Shannon, and Teresa Wilde. Da Right: Seniors wave goodbye to the Maroon staff representatives as they leave for the Catholic Press Association convention in Milwaukee.

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's xloerf Sakdmen glnclome jdeir lmegfg Wewd . XHE NJXRO ,K v' M 5 . GN Reporting and writing news to meet deadlines keep these stu- dents pressing the keys. The Maroon. a joint page with St. joseph high school, is financed by the Globe-Gazette, the Mason City daily. The practical exper- ience gleaned from the actual working with the staff of a large newspaper is of utmost value to these would-be journalists. Upper left Whenever you see Mary Lou Multhauf the Maroon Editor in chief hurrying down to the Globe Gazette on Thursday night carrying her port folio you can be sure that it is time for the Maroon to go to press Almost any night of the week you can .find her checking articles typing writing her editorial or any other work that needs to be finished so that the Maroon will meet the deadline Lower left Putting out the Maroon could be a long hard job but havmg a good staff is what xt takes and what it has Especially talented in feature articles Mary K Shannon the associate editor has given her best in time and effort working to the end to complete the paper Page folly mt MAROON STAP I- Row one Seniors Pat Martin Sylvia Heidenry Mercedes Stackhouse and Teresa Wilde Row two juniors Mary Ann Beech e jean Mason and Roger Katz Row three Mary Dougherty Sally Cahalan and Jeanette Fouste Row four Connie OBrien and Joanne Nolterieke Civ I , Z .- ,Y . , . . r. . . I . . - . ' ' 1 .- ...' - ' ' . , , , 2 ' ' ' . V ' v -I -1 .