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Page 71 text:
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The Chemistry Honor Society, a newly fourid organization at N.D., got under way this year with all students who carry either A or B average in chemistry. It sponsored guest speakers, Trips to chemical plants, movies and talks by experts on satellites, and space sciences. Hot enough to fry eggs! It is with Rumptz solar furnace Satellites! Mr. Krause, shown here with Fr. Ellis and Chemistry Society Pres. G. Weiss lfar rightt, brings an honest-to-goodness replica of a satellite. ,..fm...5 mmf' if 3452.22 57 ' Officers of the Chemistry Honor Society. left to right: D. Wittmer, Sec., Bruce Schneider, Treas., G. Weiss, Pres., and J. Bentz, Vice-Pres. 67 -:ge 4? 3 a K ' Q ' M. Jeakle weighing in one of his white mice in his experiment of with and with- out vitamins .
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Father Raymond Ouellette, S.M. asks the bless- ings of Almighty God on His future priests. Below: They said they'd like to become Marists. Back row: G. Kelly, G. Berger, D. Maikowski, K. Lord, S. Obuchowski, R. Van Raaphorst. Front row: Rx Carrico, A. Bruno, S. Mahler, M. Calca- terra, R. Hindelang, J. Sikorski, J. Sinzer, L. Sehnpfennig. Waccufdaa One of the goals of the Marist teacher is to form students into faithful and strong followers of Christ CN.D. Hand- book p. 71. God willing, the followers of Christ sometimes see their way to become not only followers, but other Christs . Father Raymond Ouellette, S.M. has been giver the task of guiding these followers of Christ along the way to help them make the decision as to whether or no' they shall take the step to become other Christs througl' Mary. He is the Vocation Director for Notre Dame. On the way! ln the Seminary of' the Marists right now from Detroit: Front row D. Lynch, J. Groulx, L. Szachta, W. Swartz, C. Stefek, B. Felling, C. Green, Dicker. Back row: D. Cassey, M. Beaudoin, D. Drean, D. Beaudoin, M. McEvc and R. Powers. ,ga -if? ? rf- it Alu
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One thing I'm going to tell you, Sorbo! says Gagnon Crniddlej. scattered here and there in the group are: Bulgarella, Jankovich, sly fellow, attempts a little sleight-of-hand on Gag- Fisher, Kay, Sawicki, Zrnich, Winkler, Kurkiewicz, Chida, non's books. To the far left, sitting, Cottrell and McBride are Duquette, Munke, Durney and Meerschaert. enioying a few minutes respite before Geometry Class. Others 68
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