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

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CONVENTIONS ATTRACTED OUR SCRIBES Q-If TNS i Mary Habighurst, Gloria Marousek and Margaret Mary Smith take time out between meetings of the yearbook con- vention. While in New York, Mar- garet Mary Smith and Mary Habighurst with Sister Mary Maurelian view the Statue of Liberty from the top deck of the ferry. lCourtesy -- Mt. St. Joe Quilll Mary Dilli, Regina Balcerzak and Mary Edna Cunningham attend a sectional meeting Rita Cooper and Cecilic Doyle discuss a problem ir journalism with representa- tives of other schools at the Washington Press Meet.

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Through the efforts of the Dance Committee the affair was an outstanding success. Members included Margaret Peach, Mary Finn, Mary Lou Schroeder and Jeanne Voelk- er, pictured here with their escorts. Parents and friends of the Seniors graciously accepted invitations to act as Chaper- ons. These were: Mr. George Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. L. Heim, Mrs. L. Peddicord, Miss Nancy Pitman, Mr. L. Peddi- cord, Mrs. W. Schroeder, Miss Angela Henry and Mrs. H. Schoen. Soft lights and sentimental music, blended in with swishing skirts and gay laughter, set the scene for an evening long to be remembered.

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l. Mary Rosendale, Rita Cooper and Loretta Kass Smith, Mary Lu Schroeder, Jane Ros- Heyman talk with one of the speakers at the ertdale, Riff! Cooper, Mary ROS6I'1ClOl6 SfOI'1d Columbia Press Convention. on the steps of the Columbia Library. I. N. D.'5 eighteen Convention go-ers pose Mary Abbott and Pat Chamberlain attend between sessions. one of the general meetings. Several members of the Clarissian Staff, accompanied by Sister Mary Maurelian and Sister M. Eleanora, attended the yearbook convention at Columbia University in New York. General and sectional meetings were held at which speakers were professional printers and engravers whO out- lined problems confronted by yearbook workers. On February 22, Gonzaga High in Washington was the scene of the Fourth Annual Archdiocesan Press Meet, attended by members of the Journalism Club and Yearbook Staff. At sectional meetings, sports, news writing, advertising and are in school publications were discussed. Journalists represented the school publications at the Twenty-Second Annual Convention of the Columbia Press Association on March 2l-23 at Columbia University. Much information was received concerning headline writing, editorial policy, finances, photography and staff organization. The program concluded with the announcements of special awards. 8l