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

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Featured at the St. Patrickls' Da Sale ways comlucterl hy freshmen classes, it is one ol' the chief means of the Diunioml lfnit for supporting some of the home and l'0l'Ql,Q'Il missions. This year, the results iimlricizilly, topped all previous years. In addition to helping ai noble cause, students enjoyed as well the social aspects of the claw.

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Pictured above, a group of students together with someone's little brother admire one of the stuffed animals sold at the mission sale. To the right, Sister Ricarda hands out boxes of ice-cream to some hungry juniors. Featured at other booths were novelties, punch, cor- sages, and washcloth dolls. In the center, right, Rita Bockstie goes about selling cup cakes. .M ovel Ideas Wer Every mission-minded In- stitutei' looks foi-ward to the annual St. Pat1'ick's Day Sale, which has been 21 tradition at I.N.D. for many years. Al- guxg, so .f ' Q

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i ' , I, sm A Scribes Learned to Write at the Columbia In eailv Maicli, membeis of the new spapei and xeailmoolt staffs took off a few dai s fl om the gilnd of the classioom to attend the Columbia Scholastic Press Con- xention in New Yoilt Duiing the dat tliex xisited pi ess exhibits and listened in on sessions at Columbia Unix eisitx The after conx ention liouis were spent in seeing Looking over various '47 year- hooks Jackie Elly, Shirley Hughes and Mary .lo Curran receive added information from this display in the Library of Columbia. Rose Mary Dilli and Shirley Hughes anxiously awaited the day when the newspaper ratings would be posted. Here they read the good news that VYindows received a first place rating. The sights of New York attracted I.N.D. convention go-ers on their visit to this great metropolis. Here the group watches the skaters at Rockefeller Center. ye.. t . X A in , ' 'i i?v ,. ,... at ef.: .4 , -. , :ai-A f .. x, 2 . tk ,ff , v H-