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

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,QE f UAW Q fgimf, Although young ln years Scoutmg at Holy Famlly has progressed remarkably well wlth the present orgamzatlon of seven troops The f1rst Glrl Scout troop at Holy Fanuly was organlzed ln 1942 by Marlon Weaver and was the begm ning of an orgamzatlon founded upon certaln ldeals and a personal code of ethlcs as set forth m the Gxrl Scout Promxse and Laws Upper left Accompamed by thelr leader Mrs E J O Connor Scout Troop 30 surprlsed the Slsters wxth Joyful carolmg Upper rlght An unusual box soclal was held by the Browmes of Troop 28 under Mrs Paul Kelsh as they entertained wlth the Sweetheart Formal for thelr dads Lower nght Stop Look Lxsten are the slgnals of safety that these scouts of Mrs Floyd Jacobson s Troop 26 put mto practice Page Seventy fhree l' 4 .4 ., 7 lg' I 3 A . 4 , , L' l f f fr V V If J ,I f - an 3 , 'G -x y n,mu...,..4.n.' ff ' t , E X :Q EX ' Q, ne 5, ' 7 . 4 f ' 4 9 f e , 4 4 fl! , 1 V ' , v if V 2' f , 1 4 , , Y -, , 1 , 'X -ig ,S I - I o FQ bil' ll' . . . 7 v - , . . . . , . 1 y - - ' ' .

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111 Page Se nfy! o 'K n m honor I wxll try do my duty to God and my country help other people at all tlmes obey the Glrl Scout laws Glrl Scoutmg founded on March 12 1912 by uhette Low has gxven mxlllons of glrls ages seven through seventeen the excellent opportumty of developnng thelr lnterests ln almost every known fleld The l1fe of a Glrl Scout lS fxlled wmth dtversrfled act1v1t1es learnmg the wonders of nature camplng under the stars hand1craft and homemakxng or rarsxng and canmng foods for the poor Upper left Semor Scouts of Troop under Mrs C Larson and Vera. McCorkle pack Chrlstmas baskets for the needy Upper rlght These mmble fmgers of Troop 34 under Mrs Maurlce Monahan are kept busy tyxng papers for thelr annual paper drlve Center Standmg at attentxon Susan Goodman glves the Gmrl Scout pledge Lower Hgh, Brownxes of Troop 24 under Mrs L McGuire read the mxnutes and take notes at tnexr weekly meeting Lower ICN Cookxng IS fun say these Gxrl Scouts of 'I roop 29 as they are taught the art ot nomemaklng under their leader Mrs H Hood ,..., 3 K I4 V V I . if , 4 f, I D t 'J . 3 A . S rs KJ V- u Q .1 .. Y - 'L X I 5 pf if ' 5 K l - . .4 ,. ' u' ' sf . f 1 , , f A 7 CHA , Ml V I 5 If I If -. T 1 1 ' A x 'LT 2 R Y -9 1 - U . I N X' A ' L . Y 4 ' O y , ' 1 To , ' To ' , To ' ' . 7 4 v ' A 1 1 1 ' Y? - w

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Cizbidfinguifilzecl udiford af .Mfg jamifg f Left: America must accept responsibility more abundantly, for this country dOesn't appreciate its opportunities to the fullest, stated Archduke Otto of Austria. The 44 Archduke discusses world problems with Msgr. Breen as Maroon editor, Mary Lou Multhauf, takes notes. T' ws it Upper right: A Christopher-sponsored lecture brought Miss Betty Schneider of Friendship House to Holy Family. Left to right: Miss Schneider, Miss Leone Corkery, president of the Christophers, Joanne Kunz, Yvonne Green, and Msgr. A. J. Breen. Center: The senior class formed a Guard of Honor when Bishop Hagartv gave a talk about his missions in the Bahama Islands to the student body. Lower right: Father Surprenant, a Viatorian missionary, was a visitor at the school and spoke to the students on teenage problems. Page Sevenfy-four