Marywood School - Yearbook (Evanston, IL)

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.7Ae Wafionafllonor Sociefg New members of the National Honor So- ciety-Elaine Archambault, Mary Rafferty, Eleanor Lommel, Theresa Caputo, Midreain Wellcome, Marsha Corns, Barbara Bernstein, Sheila Connor, Barbara Bireley, and Cathy Kehoe - await their turns as Gloria Pass quesi places her signature on the organiza- iton's official membership record. fMarybeth Blayney, Ioanne Ledoux, and Vivian Mayer are not pictured.J In cap and gown Eileen Buster, Marilyn Marschall, and Kathleen Cummins supervise the installation. Four years of courtesy, leadership, dependability, service, and main- tenance of an eighty-five per cent scholastic average merits for fifteen per cent of the senior class membership in the National Honor Society. For juniors the maximum percentage admitted is five per cent of the class. Eileen, Kathy, and Marilyn, the five per cent honored in the spring oi 1952, announce over the inter-communication system the names of the new fifteen per cent of Class '53, 41

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ore .gyocladfg roulaa in .Acfion X 5 , 37 5.9 BOOK FAIR some dat'-cout All Ri WIIED ROON 210 NOVlNUf R lZ-t Christian modesty in clothing is the goal of the Supply-the-Demand-for-the-Supply Club. better known as SDS. Modeling date clothes in this new committee's fashion show are Ioan Mulroy, Carolyn Wessel, Iill Fordham, and Marilyn Poynton. Carol Beik, Barbara Blaha, Penny Oelerich, Elaine Archambault, Audrey Metzger, Arlene Poden, Ellen Schoen, and Beverly Schiavone step forward in SDS approved formals. The family that prays together stays together. To promote the practice of the daily family rosary, Poster Committee chairman, Eileen Buster, with Clara Iones, Sue Bowersox, and Aileen Bordes arranges the October rosary bulletin board. Through its first Book Fair the Literature Club offers a captivating and diverse array of fine Catholic publications for Marywood students' consumption. 40

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jk? 6ll glfl!00 ff' t:,gF.?? La,-E we Clare Nilles, art editor, Bonnie McDonald, editor-in-chief, Diane Coomber and Sharon Hale, photography editors: Clare and Bonnie with Gloria Pas- quesi and Ioyce McKenna, copy editors: Sheila Connor, business manager. Approximately three times daily, especially in rushed copy season, Room 225 is in a few seconds converted from the Sodality room into the press room. There the seven staff members of THE MARYWOOD enjoy an interchange of ideas and opinions on subjects relevant and irrelevant to their press world: they like to put into practice what they learned at the fall CSPA conference- To be willing to Write and re-write twenty times a simple Caption. They work enthusiastically, striving to make their yearbook one that will please the most tastidious Marywooder. 42