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Freshman Student Council reps, Janet Gallagher, Susie Smart, Sue Prikryl, Ellen Moloney, and Judy Celesky, admire the fifty- star flag donated by their class. ' Mary Kay Verreau, Mary Kay Hall, Mary Quirk, Kathy Crowley, d and Cathy O'Brien leave the Rosarium after a weekly Student Council meeting. Reserved for chaperones and Student Council officers and their dates, the lounge at CoboHal1 provides an attractive setting as Bob Robertson, Lynn Gayney, Terry Brady, Mary Brennan, ue Sullivan, jim Kordek, Fran Comito, and Bob alker pose for a group picture. Student Council reps, Virginia Stewart, Mariellen Ross, Diane Macunovich, Marilou Schmidt, Karen Squiers, Mary Kay Verreau, and Mary Kay Hall, serve refreshments at an after-school social hour. 35
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Student Council Sparks Spirit Student Council officers and representatives energetically strove to promote the interests of OLM. Conscientious officers presented a Big Sister program for freshmen, sponsored a sug- gestion box and questionnaire, presided over numerous convocations, and presented for up- perclassmen and post-graduates an annual Christmas holiday event, the Alumnae Ball. Diane Johnson's work in the Civil Air Patrol is acknow- ledged with the presentation of the Student Council's Citizen of the Month Award by Mary Brennan. Lynn Gayney announces the event to the student body. Preparing to distribute Student Council questionnaires to junior home- rooms are: Rosemary Wilhelm, Virginia Stewart, Diane Macunovich Mariellen Ross, and Sue Aldred. 34
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L! H Giving a parting smile to Fi-Fi before the last ticket is sold at the Sodality Fair are Cecile Blaquiere, Virgiline Thibault, and Rita Ann Teichman. Thi? SOd2Lii'C 2 Through Sodality Consecration, Mercians di- rect their lives to Jesus through Mary. To en- courage this Same Spirit in Others' they are ac' Pat Goss and Virginia Gerhard were among those who represented tive in lay-apostle work. Sister Mary Maura OLM at the 14th Armua1Archdiocesan Sodality Day and shared the guided the Sodality in activities this year, in- theme, Leadership for Life, with other Sodalists. cluding the Christmas Card Drive, the Sodality Fair, and various projects to aid the missions. Freshman aspirant Sodality reps, Mary Wright, Mary Ann Buckmaster, Diane Evangelista, Rosemary McCurry, Kathleen Sheag sophomore probationer reps, Helen Heinrich, Leslie Bell, Pat Powell, Marsha Wlodygag junior reps, Marilyn Baron, Delia Bradley, Marel Anne Utter, and Yvonne Thompson, pose near a statue of Our Lady, the patroness of the Sodality. 36
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