Institute of Notre Dame - Clarissian Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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' 'i gchulrz 1000 - Rohrbouoh ec THE LIRARY BECAME A LITERARY CAFETERIA , f -7... gxwsw 25452. CLXIETI-QRIA 3? W ge -fy? is , J ABQ, 72741-Q Q 1-Q ,L 1 535. Jr 9 x L stef Gnd Gerry CarbeffYf Norco! foci Book Week. Ann fd Orme The Libray The Library Club took as their Book Deek theme during November, The Book Cafeteria. All kinds of delici- ous and nourishing mental foods were placea on display. The library bulletir board advertised Bool Weel4, Shirley Marou sek, Lorraine Schoeber lein and Ann Holte helped 'ro arrange the exhibition. 4 ,

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. . AND DOING THINGS TO THE FRESI-IMEN Freshman Initiation is always an im- portant event for the Juniors. This year, the Baby Class of I. N. D. dressed in donkey ears witnessed an amusing and original version of Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch as interpreted by their big sisters. Pictured here are Margaret Wolski, Ida Ruark, Mary Louise Kirchner, and Barbara Spartana in one of the scenes from the play. Mary Mooney, Pat Arthur, Mary Mes- sier, Virginia Appler, Teresa Bateman, Kathleen Krach, Pat Tighe, Mary Lyons, Eugenia Smith, Mary Dilli, Rose Mary Setzer, Mary Muratore, Mary D'Adamo and Rose Ionnantuaono sang and danced tor the Freshmen. Freshmen watch the Junior entertainment in the school yard .gi , O

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Students who arranged the displays included Claire Creenwell, Mary Moron, Shirley Hughes, Mary Millione, Marie Cizechowiak, Eileen Moore and Pat O'Connor. Joan Zara, Jody Blair, Mary Mersinger, Kitty Slays- man, and Claire McKernan label the various mental foods in the cafeteria.