Notre Dame Cathedral Latin School - Yearbook (Chardon, OH)

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Future Leaders The MACS, the Mission Auxiliary Corps and their spirited leader, Helen Harks, have extended spiritual and material assistance to the struggling missionaries. Not content with praying for the Missions, they held drives for temporal needs. Collections of old umbrellas, hangers, and records, postage stamps, sales tax stamps, medical aid supplies, and sales of popcorn balls, hair bows, Christmas and liaster cards increased the Mission pocketboolt. Len- ten ollierings of war stamps were given to the Vincentian lforeign Mission Society to rebuild churches bombed in China. Wfhen comments such as these were heard, XVasn't that sltit good? or That piece of cake was deliciousl' we knew that the Social Life Committee under the leader- ship of Kitty Brady had sponsored another Sodality project. 9 This committee also planned the Living Rosary, the Pilgrimage, the reception into the Sodality, and an entirely new project, that of conquering our city for Christ by saying an Our Father and a Hail Mary each day for our neighborhood block. -+3 , . llelen llarlu .lliislurl filllllllllffit llltllrr lifl: Slenilvcrs t .t .I .' ,Q ' A, F -- 1 .yt . . J 't' 'Q ,, i J liitiy llradi .Nor ml! orzlullllri' tlit xllssltill totnnnttee. luft RUN: Cveixlltline Avalon. Vn'i4ini.i llniltin, Xlarion Nliller, -lane Sinilto, Delores Qrrande, l'ci1g.1y llarlts, Karol lbuiieli, and llelen llarlts. lifilfoul Ruiz: Beatrice lultaslvo. I-lorence Xlcllritle, l't-giqy lliclter- lrilniorc. null, Xeronica Nlilielicli, l'lt'.mor XYendt, and Marv Vjtjfri Rivfilf Clarice llates, lt-ft, and lax Iii-own, 5 right, 3.:.llC at legigy lliclternell. the horrible exainple of what can happen if a sotlalist gets hold ol y UH loner l.t'flI .lean Marie ,Iortlan and Ann Katona listen while Nlary U'ionnt'll cxplains what a sodalist thould be like-picture from reception skit for sopliomores. 1.UI1't'l' Rigftl: Nletnbers ol' ilie Social life citlIllll1lllL'C. lojr Kult: Marilyn Krluvna. .lean Nlarie llortlan, lois tfonoiny, Gloria Cas-ell, lletty l'iielwlli,itisen, Phyllis llefner. Kitty liratly. and lloroihx XY'.liger. Ifufloiu IQIIIIZ Mary Ciatlicrine I-isht-r, Xlarv .lane Urlvanciq, Vow per. Xlary lou llulacltlwurn, lirace latwa. and Rosen I ary ini ,. .i,, --,rf ,il -s i 21

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Following Christ Books control the future, and the Literature Com- mittee, headed by Kathleen Ryan, aimed to make it a bright one by spreading the word of Christ. Their work included the sale of pamphlets, Catholic Book i Week dis la s, the mental ra 'er contest, the wublish- U P in ie Mmm Rm' Mmm mwmd ing of retreat notes, and Catholic Press Month displays. f,fn.,f,,ii cww,,,,,ffn lfmlwfifff-c:m,nH1rf.-i- The penny pam circles and the raflling of TIM' Dori' Iiliczv 5011177 provided the funds necessary to give full support to chaplains by providing them with pamph- mugu Linh ioi'ri4ig.in, M.irg.n-L-i Zuldsk, l'ln.ilwt-ih lets fOr our service nqen, l'f'fnV lilf. Arlxlwiulw lm' gimtl lilel'.llllI'L' .ll'L' lxldntl- .Xigii-sI.i. lxaililuen Inglixli, l'.ii Smith, lXl,H'y.llICC i - iam., xi..i.ii.i s..m.li..ln-is, Rim Il.nir-rg qwarcdj Through the lramily Rosary and weekly Com- lLfxj'x'lflf'lm:4l'Il'Lj Ixlfzfilgirl''Ui1'I:liilK'll,A lllfl ' 'ln' munions, the Lucharistic Our Lady's Committee pro- iw., ,,.qf.,, ,,4m,im, Rm., .md Ulhlm Um,,,,,,, moted further devotion to Our Lady and the Holy im- .i-1i.mi.i.u- Hr' 141111-flu' IM-ss Hwmh Hi lliiwvfi' Eucharist. Under the direction of Martha Maynard, 'W l 'W m' this committee marched forward fl 'in Y th' bl 1 ba - louir li H: X1.irx'x cliililren, flllCll.l iriwliortl, Mary K I K. l 5 37 . L UF K n t...ii.Wi1t-.', ...Hi i1..,-ilu x1.mi...s.i point with ,wait i., ners of Our Lady. Wforking in collaboration with the K' l'Y 4Y 't Social Life Committee, the liucharistie Our Lady's lnuii rlgfilf llclpers on the l'ilIL'l1,lI'lNllC Our l,.uly's C - H1 fi -id I i I Y - I 'I P. ,- iniiiiiiiiiue intlnile lslamlingj lilliel Knapik, Dorothy Onlrnlttgc Sponaolc t lblannua . pl Ewrlnlfllnlt to lox l- K-H-il-X-I. vin will-ml-fi-. lily-L-H II-ilm. M-in' 511111. dence Heights and participated in the Living Rosary, Iowplnnc Alliomo, l'.it Kenney. -Ioan liornung 4 -- i luxiii-ill ln.iniI.1 I,inex'. Ann Sexton, h1.Il'll1.l May- 'I tllbutc' to Maryl' n.ii'il. l'.ii Xlanninig. lililli liorrl, .ind ci.Ill1L'I'll1C lxvlilwl. l'eCf1 ' If 6 -i ms FAMILY 22