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

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Truth - - Gut Motto Could it be that the motto of the heads of the 'ublicity Committee is My time is your time?', After :chool when students have departed for home, Vlichelina Guarino and Beverly lfee can usually be found cutting out letters and pictures with which to .lecorate the Sodality bulletin board on the first floor anding. Cooperating with the other committees, these girls agree to publicize the current drives that are be- ng sponsored, by eoncocting clever ways of reminding :he student body of what's cookin' in the Sodality. The highlight of the january Sodality meeting was the filling out of a spiritual questionnaire devised by the Publicity Committee. livery month Mickey and Beverly submit to the Queen's Wforkl' an account of ,ull the activities carried on in our school in behalf of the Sodality. Besides all her other duties Mickey zeal- Jusly writes the Sodality column for Tlx' Tou'z'r. As the Siamese Twins who made their announcements n chorus at Sodality meetings, Mickey and Beverly showed by results that two heads are better than one. Miehelina Guarino Beverly lfee Pnlflii if y Mizrmlerr PulvliiilyCou1milI1'e l'jiju'1 li'-fl: Margie XY'all. Donna Bonnay, Mary lou lriyison, Rita McNally, Carol Callalian, ,lean Klouda, Mickey Uuarino, Marilyn Keyes and Beverly l'ee spread Sodality scoops as members of the l'ublirity Committee. lulwr' lrfl: 'lust in ease you hayen'l picked a candi- date, Mary Ifranees Callahan, Rosemary Cowper, and lfileen l,UllI1Cl are willing to show you their selections for any variety of Sodality olliee. lljrjirr rigfifi Kassie Ryan keeps the wheels of pro- duction rolling while Marian Rehor, Mickey liuarino, and Marilyn Keyes admire the results of all the braiyn and brain elliort. By the way, they're pub- lishing Soda Seoopsf' the Sodality paper, which passed away after Mary .lo Bleieh christened il. loner iigfil: Margie NVall, Mickey Ciuarino, Beverly lfee and Marion Rehor lend a hand at pulling up one of their unique bulletin boards. Jima, - i Y 23

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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

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rf! l . Helen llarlts, Ianni lYll.lI'l'.l, loan Scliniiil, .md Xlary lou Ci.ill.igher l'ilher iierrity. assisted hy Sodaliiv Ollict-rs, Kathleen Rvan, Alcan ieprewnl .i portion ul' ilit- lixing lioxarv fUur lrilwule lo Our Kunyesni, Xlarion Rehor. .ind Kitty lirady, received ilw jlllllfllll ladx. sophomores into Our I .ith K Sodalily. Through Mary During the month of Uctoher, Notre Dame Sodalists make the traditional pilgrimage to Our lady of l,ourdes Shrine in Providence Heights. Armed with their rosaries, both stu- dents and Sisters spent the afternoon singing the praises of their queenly model. The l,iving Rosary, held in the chapel, is another activity of October. Led by the Sodality officers, student representatives recite their Hail Mary's while the prefect, in cap and gown, gathers the roses for Our Blessed lady. Dear to the heart of every Sodalist is the day of her reception into the Sodality. The class of '46 had a special reason for rememher- ing lfehruary 2, for they sang the beautiful Gregorian Mass which they had long been practicing. ln the afternoon, the sophomores filed into the chapel for their ollicial Sodality reception. 24 sis paid honiage In Our Iilt-wed Moilier .ii ilit- Annual l'ilgi'in1.ige to l'rovidenc,' llcighlx, All F or jesus