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To strengthen our spirit, to strengthen our bodies to strerigthen that bond of community spirit that binds Notre Dame to us and ourselves to Notre Dame we have out-of-school activities. Organizations grow out of our daily academic program, to challenge us with problems a giant step beyond routine classroom performance. Zeal for the welfare of others disciplines itself into the patterns of action mapped out for us in apostolic groups. Career clubs beckon us toward future goals. Varsity ayid intramural sports temper the strictly intellectual demands of the daily curriculum. Talents and social graces find a stage set many times a year for their display. Notre Dame bears its share, a7id more, of the education of the whole man. 69
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•w Cj Junior Class Council Representatives: Ronald Limoncelli Michael Johnston Thomas Cieri Kathleen McDonnell Joseph Brewer Freshmen Class Council Representatives; Robert Barnoski Donald Mann Donald Carmody Denise Milford Lynn Ropelewski Patricia Cicotti Senior Class Council Representatives: Joseph Milliken Paul Nelson Bernadette McCann Jeanette Sipka Sophomore Class Council Representatives: John Donahue Timothy Backes Mary Patricia Ervin Phyllis Fillmore Cynthia Ford 68
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3 , fS Senior Representatives: Carol Billman, Timothy Clark, Marceline Lyon, James Ramith. Junior Representatives: John Bazyk, Michael Kelly, Joan McCarthy, Mary Jo Punzo, William Knott. Sophomore Representatives: Marilyn Ripley, Carol Valois, Kathleen Gaffey, Paul Ekes, Michael Col- lins. The Student Council at Notre Dame acts as mediator between students and faculty. The Coun- cil can operate successfully only with the aid and cooperation of the student body. Every single student ' s membership makes the Council most representati e of student interest. The S. C. not only promotes school activities but also engages in community and national pro- jects. Because of tremendous student cooperation, the Red Cross Blood Bank, sponsored by the Council, realized 175 pints this year. The March of Dimes drive was also met with enthusiasm. These are only two of the highlights of the work of the Council. Routinely, its quiet anc efficient daily functioning imparts a unique qual- ity to N.D. spirit. Freshman Representatives: Michael Harris, Jerome Hall, Theresa Rodzai, Ellen Mac- Namara, John Sheehan, Sharon Moretti.
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