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In preparation for the coming of Christ, students participated in various Advent projects. Each morning before classes began, as many as possible took part in the Advent Wreath devotion held in the corridor near the main entrance. Toward the end of December, the sodalists erected a Nativity scene near the east entrance. Advent he As a Christmas project, each home- room sponsored a needy family. Food, clothing, and toys were brought to school by the girls who wrapped, boxed, and delivered them to the homes in time for the feast of Chrismias. 4995
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Christ the King On the last Sunday of October, students at Our Lady of Victory High School participated in the city-wide procession in honor of Christ the King at the Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum. On this occasion the students demon- strated publicly their allegiance to Christ as their King. Behind His banner the young Christians marched and dur- ing the ceremony they renewed their pledges to fight the enemy until right order be restored. Participants of procession attend Benediction at Will Rogers Coliseum The Living Rosary In October, the month of the Holy Rosary, the Freshman boys and girls sponsored a living rosary. The religious exercise took place in the school audi- torium. Freshmen participate in Living Rosary 59
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Altar Society OFFICERS: President: Gendy McMillen Vice-President: Johanna Bannon Secretary: Mary Beth Flaubert Treasurer: Jeanne Manning Program Chairman: Celeste Felix Officers of Altar Society Celeste Felix, Barbara Lynch prepare altar for Mass Jeanne Manning, Gindy MCMi11en at vesnnent Case Johanna Bannon, Catherine Roehl, Mary Beth Haubert study Altar Society constitution Organized this year the Altar Society performed all duties con- nected with the spiritual activities held in the school chapel-audi- torium. Members cleaned the chapel, kept the altar spotless, ironed linens, and laid out vestments for Mass. Working in the presence of God or preparing linens for use was a privilege the altar society deeply appreciated. 1' P 'J P oe at Sfe qyp P66 fe DJ' 43- J fp Qjta Q1-el? ' 0576 fre
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