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cgrrz 'Mr With the key of Catholic Education, the Senior Class has prepared to open the door of successful living. Holding Mary before them as their model in the game of life, they will ever strive to put the Catholic principles obtained in school into practice. They realize the true meaning of their motto, Not finished just begun, for graduation has opened up for them a tremendous new world of people, ideas, and ideals, Keeping in mind the significance of this education, they know that by following the guide posts set up during the past four years, they will never stray from the road that leads to eternal salvation which is the very reason of their existence. No matter what vocation is chosen by each senior, she will never forget her senior year filled with memories of pink carnations, the colors pink and silver, the junior-Senior prom, and the most important event and privilege during her high school years, graduation during Mary's Year. ea Prefident Mary Lou Adamo Vice-preyident gi Mary Sue johnson Secretary 2 jacquelyn Bludeau Treasurer Frances Wurzbach 1
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Act I Rose Marie Coshal, sports editor, ambles along at the terrific speed of hunt and peckn while Loretta Saenz, holding the typewriter, lends a helping hand. Act II Snooping for new ideas is the aim of Charlotte Kitowski, assistant editor, Ruth Ann Grams, and Liebe Braclicich as they attentively browse through an annual. Act III Knowing that'the annual budget must go a long way, Diane Pugh and Verna Bulwer, business manager, find that it is no easy job to make that dollar stretch, but it is a lot of fun. Y Act IV Art work is important in any annual, but Judy Mitchell and Margie Jo Blevins, art editors, seem to have been carried away in this picture. Act V We're not copy cats fusuallyj but it looks as if Paula Johnston and Pauline Logan can't resist peeking at Literary Editor Margaret Kutac's brain storm as she hurriedly writes it down. Act VI Annuals would be nothing without pictures, so give a great big smile, because Mary Braden and Ann Nichols are planning to shoot you be- fore you continue your journey through the 1954 Philothean.
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