Marian High School - Diadem Yearbook (Bellaire, TX)

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Sadalisis take ,vrzdc zu mzssmus accamplzslzed junior Sodality: First Row: B. Cook, A. York, Heslep, P. Coyne, B. Reed, S. Tschumy, S. Armstrong, L. Perkins, R. A. Dona- hue. Second Howz A. Cox, A. Farrell, Flan- agan, L. Spenella, S, Stratton, Easley, A. Budde, M. F. Morello. Third Row: S. Breaux, P. Wark, P. Neil, K. Meeks, M. McDonald, P. Fleck, M. L. Walsh, C. Berman. Fourth Row: M. L. O'Neil1, S. Bumbera, C. Keating, P. Gruy, K. Skinner, S. Senac, M. H. Schwarz- bach, P. Hoelscher. Sophomore Soclality: First Rau. C Pltromlla XI Xkhaffu E Sullnm B Flcmmv XI CKJITllSlC6N Ni Nhutm Flanagan D Anthony. Second Rnu. C Xhghxlck B Sulxtn Bennett lxlufgmn SLhe.rv.1tz D Ross P Koch B Lawrence 'Hurd R0 l h C Nill N1 Cronin S Hu enroth j. Green, NI. Corey, IL Alessmdrl P Colm Corn R Nhsr IJ Srlussgr L Stmcxs 1 er g

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fcgionaries, , , ll. 6. S. ,vramatc spzrltual 2 6 4 4-5 ,, fl l ' X x 5 . AV,, 5 , I M ,nm 1 gg? ' f V 1, 1' QM. Seated: Peggy Burk, Brenda Trabulsi, Mary Collerain, Pat Guarin, Sue Cuinane Standing Kathleen Stancliff Pat Montalbo janet Kelly. Christianizing the world is the general aim of the Young Christian Students group, Whose im- mediate goal is the fostering of unity among the students of the school. Bible discussion, literary readings, and social inquiries form the order of the weekly meeting as the members strive for self-perfection. Sponsored by the eight-member group, sen- ior girls played hostesses to their little sistersv at a get-together tea. The senior presentation of The Night Before Christmasv portrayed the va- riety of ways that the famous poem could be in- terpreted. Sister Mary Vincent, sponsor, encourages the group leaders to continue the challenge of bring- ing students together for Christf,