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Sister Naomi, director of Marian Hall meets with Sister Janet Ann, Sister Ann Benedict and Mrs. Anna Ellis to discuss the governing ot all resi- dence halls. Miriam Korten, Resident president waits for the council members. RHSIDB T GUUNUIL he afriisl Resident Council meets tor an informal session in the Marian Hall Lobby, they are flett to rightl Nannette Steele, Margaret Lowery, Eugenie Milan, Ginny Burdick, Bertha Madden, Miriam Korten, Ruth Berg, DeVonna Hyde and Janet Spitz.
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SUDALITY Kay Harrington, Pretect of Sodal- ity, meets with Gail Murphy lSecretaryl, and Pete Luechtefeld fVice-Pretectl, to plan the Unit Meeting tor the coming year. Governor Stephen L. R. McNichols officially declares Catholic Youth Week open to Hay Harrington and Mary Pat Wortham. MISSIUNS Nancy Walls, Jo Berg and Mary Ann O'Boyle congratulate Mis- sion President Mary Pat Wortham on the success of the Mission project. W-q T115 Cabos members hold weekly meetings with Sister Jane de Chantal serving as moderator.
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RESIDENT HALLS 7 H.,-5,L..MJ.-L31 i Wild Freshmen students have tra- ditionally called St. .loe's Hall their home. 1 In 44. .4-, ,Nl -,7- .-1 1 Pancratia Hall was the first in the series of three residence halls that are now on the campus. E 5. 5 4 Marian Hall, the lat- est addition to the Loretto Campus is called home by 250 girls. 81
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