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ENWEQ -meg.: Delegates of NF CCS FCCS National Federation of Catholic College Students is an organization comprised of member colleges united to further the cause of Catholic Action in the light of Christian thought. Mary Manse College, an active member of this organization, works in the Toledo community to fulfill the purpose of the federation. Several girls are engaged in tutoring Spanish speaking adults in English, reading and writing in order to provide these people with the opportunity fir a more successful future. N.F.C.C.S. has presented Mary Manse with oppor- tunities to study, discuss and act on important daily issues. CE-Hg pose. 7 I N F representatives
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Athletic Club Athletic Club, under the direction of its of- ficers, Sue Crimley, President, Martha Heilmon, vice-president, and Connie Kelly, secretary-trea- surer, sponsored numerous activities during the 1964-1965 school year. October saw the annual clubs assembly and splash party at the Catholic Club sponsored by Athletic Club in conjunction with Humanities Club and Current Events Club. Traditional intra-mural volleyball and basket- ball tournaments were held in February and March. In addition, the Mary Manse basketball team entertained and traveled to various col- leges for games. Among the colleges played were: Siena Heights College, Bluffton College, and the Nurses of Mercy School of Nursing. See that basket, see that rim . . . put it in. ..... il 'F Let's keep those eyes on the birdie not the clock
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Resident Students Mary Manse Resident Students spent their first year in the new Lourdes Hall. Everyone arrived with great anticipation. With the new building, a new system of student floor counselors was intro- duced. One hundred eighty-eight students lived on campus. Activities for the year began in September with a get-acquainted picnic. In December, St. Nicholas filled the girls' shoes with goodies. Instead of having the annual gift exchange in the dorm, the girls gave donations to buy a basket for the poor. While in the festive spirit, everyone enjoyed the Christmas formal dinner highlighted by the prize cooking of Sister Monica. It was followed by a carolling and hot chocolate get-together. Spring brought the final im- portant event, the May formal dinner honoring the seniors. To make the year complete, the last Weeks were filled with class activities and the busy days of packing. Cultural exchange among the resident students during noon hour Officers of Resident Students' Association
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