Marywood School - Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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30 JIHOW7 OU0 GHC! Serve QOG! Above-Juniors of Boom 214 recite Tierce, being mindful of the words of Blessed Pope Pius X: The active participation in the most holy mysteries and in the public cmd solemn prayer of the Church is the first and indispensable source of the true Christian spirit Opposite page-Father Trese reads the Collect of the day to Nancy O'Donnell and Mary O'Biley. Deeply engrossed in a guidance discussion are Sister Francis de Sales and Mary Salerno. The officers and rocm representatives of the Mission Club, with their goal-the coming of Christ's kingdom-and their Guide the Sacred Heart of Iesus-pose happily for our photographer These zealous missionaries, whose leadership effected a one hundred per cent increase this year in the Maryvvooders' con tributicns to the Missions, are Katherine Klein, Phyllis Doetsch Beverly Schiavone, Del Marae Rogers, Treasurer lill Oberlin President Cathy Kehoe, Secretary Ann Marshall, Sheila Donahue Nancy Bausch, Sue O'Neil, and Ann Marie Marshall. Barbara Brin frightl questions Barbara Lindholm Ileftl concerning the Catholic's proof of Christ's divinity. The outline is Barbara Lind holm's, one she has worked out after much research on the subject. Marilyn Poynton glances through the Knox translation of the Old Testament, as Gloria Pasquesi reads the explanation of the Bible display Many hands, all members of the EOL Club, help to decorate for Christmas. Sharon Hale and lane McKenna are placing a wax figure of the Christ Child on a large altar missal opened at the Words of Consecration. The arrangement is a' reminder of Christ s being born again daily at the Consecration in the Mass. 12

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V arywoo em wifi: ollferarg emi Miss Rheude directs an American literature reading circle. The biblio- philes are Mary Ann Pesaturo, Iill Fordham, Dianne Miller, Susan Wilder, and Nancy Kloepfer. Literature Club members have plenty of atmosphere in their tower nook. They advertise new books by Catholic authors, wrap gift books for hos- pitalized veterans, and make scrapbooks for shut-ins. Inspecting the scrap- books are: Kstandingl Gay Lezama, Nancy Lindsay, Sara Vinci, Marilyn Vollmar, and Maryanne Massmanng Iseatedl Penny Oelerich, Pat Welch, and Marilyn Pitts. Ioyce Kuhlmann and Nancy Kelley discuss the plan of the Elizabethan theatre, and Dianne Johnson and Barbara Button survey the new books and magazines in the library ll

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