Mary Louis Academy - Crusader Yearbook (Jamaica, NY)

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gffaftfkzg mf! Zami? ' ' ' - Wh it If in h ft f eds three Himself hs To establish cordial relations be b gngvf 'nge mt W 'stfsafwhl P E S d tween the boys and girls of America and those of foreign nations is the primary aim of the Junior Red Cross. To achieve this aim each class last fall made up gift boxes of toys, school supplies, and small articles of clothing to be sent through the Red Cross to foreign schools. Also, the classes filled stockings with Christmas surprises for children in orphanages. The dolls for this project dressed by the girls and exhibited in the Alumnae Room were so attractive that a photograph of them appeared in the Long lsland Press. lt is through the kind guidance of our moderator Sister Margaret Dolores, that the members of the Junior Red Cross have these many accomplish- ments to their credit. 158

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6 K L, am' am ll afzfzexlx CDF 'if 'ww' The Varsity and Cheerleaders, all working together to produce that all important team spirit. Front Row: C, lunge, M. Cunningham, J. Moravus. Second Row: J. Gioncli, T, rm ft M L Tweed C Kloss Third Row' M Mulvehlll E Mc- ll A. Ibanez, P. Devlin. Back Row: M. Parker, J. Griffiths, M, L. Nicholson. Zarembo, M. McDe o , . . y, . , . . , . Lellan M. Erenson, J. Baumann, I. Tegeder. Fourth Row: -P, DcFranCis, C. Petrullo,