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AT THE END OF THE SCHOOL DAY, you can often find the moderator, Sister Ruth, the Library Council president, Jerilyn Zinser, and vice-president, Maria Tee- uwen, working' on one of their many projects. Now they are collecting: the homeroom envelopes for the magazine drive. THE TREMENDOUS DEMANDS of the student body keep Library Council members Cathy Ward, Jackie ter Brake, Iva Summers, Richard Stevenson. Kenneth Reddy, Frances Wysocki, and Winnie Shreve, constantly filling: the magazine rack with new magazines. - I 4-F9 I lk? Y X
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nf MANY ARTICLES DEPEND on the student's use of the vertical file, which holds many different kinds of pamphlets. Cathy Unger, Carolyn Zinser, and Anne M. Daily show us how to use this important piece of equipment found in the library. AN ATMOSPHERE OF' RELAXATION predominates in the library's cozy cor- ner as Martha Holly and Kathleen Har- rell select their favorite recordings while Cecelia Hogan and Dorothy Muehlhauer make plans for college. we 54 THE REFERENCE CORNER is by far the most popular corner in the library and therefore dc- mands constant attention from Li- brary Council members, Dorothy Muehlhauer, Cathy Bertogrlia, llflary Denise Damiano, and Virginia Cubilla.
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EY EN THE C.S.M.C. FUNCTIONS DEMOCRATICALLY at N.C.H.C. Here pictured are the homeroom representatives 'md the moderators, Sister Thomasina, C.S,C. and Sister Thomas Margaret, S.N.D. An army of youth The Catholic Students' Mission Crusade is one of Norfolk Catholic's largest clubs, comprising almost the entire student body. The nominal dues have never been too much for the students, who actively partici- pate in many C.S.M.C. activities. Through its threefold program of prayer, study, and sacrifice, the club seeks to encourage a mission spirit that will permeate the school. The C.S.M.C. will probably be best re- membered for its many assembly mission movies, its mission contest, and, most of all, its annual bazaar at which the students have the oppor- tunity of contributing to the missions as well as of enjoying a good time. All endeavors were a success through the combined efforts of the national- ly-affiliated organization's two mode- rators, Sister Thomasina and Sister Thomas Margaret, and the officers and homeroom representatives. THE MOST TASTEFULLY DECORATED BOOTH at- tracted scores of N.C.H.S. gamblersg they gave the wheel of fortune the prize for bringing in the most money. 56
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