Mount St Joseph Academy - Lilium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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159' Xie wwffefz wal Associate editor Madelyn Neary types to beat the deadline as editor-in-chief Charlotte Cook, Senior, and associate Margaret Mary Vitko, Junior, put finishing touches on material that will soon appear in the paper. Good stories are the fruits of constant Search for new ideas. Alert for helps that will improve their copy, Rosemary Enright, junior, Arleen Pincer, Senior, and Janet jewsbury and Mary McMahon, juniors, leaf through advisory journalistic magazines nfs in the press room. ,Mfg X 1 I V1 -1, xi Mv me L! . X? A XX

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Men! affirm Sophomore Maryfrances Bumbalo adjusts an angel's wing as Sharon Irwin, also a Sophomore, sets up a tree at the Christmas wayside shrine. Besides erecting this sec- ond-floor display, Student Council members adorned the marble stairs with wreaths and decorated the cafeteria. you, its students, better people, the Council un- dertakes various projects. This year willing labor has skyrocketed the Building Ifund, organized a sports program, sponsored the Carnival and various social events. As Joseph labored for the good of his family, so, too, does the Council work for the benefit of the student body. In its efforts to preserve what is good and lead toward what is better, the Council hovers close within the shadow of the Holy Family's Protector. ' X Thanksgiving Eve. Exuberant Seniors Madelyn Neary, Eileen Doran, Mary Yeager, Madeline Shay, Rita Riley and their escorts greet three of Fred die Reeb's saxplayers at the Fall Fantasy. This first Student Coun cil dance of the year was held

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l 2 Enthusiasm mounts as Counselor staff members note how successfully other school papers function. Marie Verso, junior, is eager to show Sandra Felicetta, Junior, and Lenoir Reimondo, Senior, what she has found, while Judith Deahna, Senior, points out an article to Mary Deitz and Elizabeth Crouse, Juniors. Seniors Rose Ann Schimenti and Carolyn Tracy enjoy a joke of their own while they classify current editions of school newspapers for future reference in the press room file rack. Patricia Hoffman, chief typist for The Counselor, helps pre- pare manuscript for the printer during after school hours in the press room. H1 'W Kim 'Sd .-. The purpose of every publication is the presentation of truths beneficial for the readers. As members of Tlx' filllHI.Yt'1UV' staff, you know that the ultimate perfection of truth is Christ, therefore, you should go to Joseph, the protector of Christ, the Ciuardian of Truth. Your endeavors must also include imaginative ways of presenting Stories and editorials. XX'hen the arrange- ment of each issue is attractive and complete you have succeeded in reaching your journalistic aim-to present to Catholic students ideals that can malte them better Catholic young women.