Sacred Heart Griffin High School - Dominicus Yearbook (Springfield, IL)

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' . A ' Q1 146. ,Aff Ay ,,,- ,wffsw 4 f 241 L ,W .S i Q9 CCl,'f.fYTTEE FOR CAFE PARTY Mrs. Ticrias Zin-een, Elizabeth Leeder, Mrs, '.'.-'illiam Cooney, Ernesurte Ezhafer, Cecelia Quinn, Cecelia Alvey, Mrs. George Ixgsen, Mrs. Frank- errxar.. COMMITTEE FOR POINSETTA BALL Mary I. Bruseke, Margaret Schaf- er, lacqueline Thompson, Mrs. Joseph Lex. True to their tradition, Sacred Heart Academy Alumnae under the competent leadership of its offi- cers: Mrs. Anna Cain, Marion Blough, Catherine Rodosevic, Rita Donahoe, Norma Oldridge, have again proved themselves to be a very active and beneficial organization. With a new Sacred Heart Academy as an added incentive, the officers and members have worked un- tiringly this year. Among their activities were the Poinsetta Ball, a gala Christmas dance, a New Year's Tea, a card party held in the Leland Hotel Ballroom and, last but not least, a banquet in the Academy dining room honoring the Senior Class and receiving the members into the ranks of the Alumnae.

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WW QW W. Simmons, M. Weigand, I, Headly, Sr. Ernestine, M. Forester, M. King, E. Poor, M. Butler, A. Grady, M. Suter, I. Sloan, V. Melton B. Enqlum, B. Chong, A. Russell. Since language is the most essential instrument for the exchange of ideas, El Club Pan-Americano, under the leadership of Sister Mary Ernestine, joined visual aids with reading to help stress the needed background. Conteste, Por Favor, and Helo Aqui, Spanish games, afforded members opportunity for conversation. On Pan-American Day, April 14, under the direction of the officers, Audrey Russell and Betty Chong, the girls presented an assembly with a colorful playlet of their own composition entitled La Fiesta para Linda . Spanish songs and dances added to the enjoyment of the audience. A delightful fiesta in true Spanish style brought to a close the activities of El Club Pan-Americana. V. Melton, B. Englum, M. Suter, B. Chong, B. Fitzpatrick M. Butler, M. Marcy, A. Russell, M. King, I. Headly, E. Poor, Sr. Ernestine l. Sloan. Tir-!'fM?'lff9 'l f .- 7 i PX ' ilViiW 'l ' 1

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5 my ,J -40 r it . -tw t tiri wx, 2 ,yffxg 3 , t t it 4' ' ,,,, ,, I H 4: ' .. t ,, ., , , Wi I Sister Alice Marie, RN., and Doctor Frank Fleischli, MD., aid the ailing students. .W M A VV X I- figfffgfr jzfff .'.,,? if 3 3 ,ffffvb fins V- 1 Qwfzft ,,Xg- , 5.,,., I I K gli ,iq t t it mf Pat Rogan, Marianne Nolan, Pat Garde, Anna Marie Hang, and Marion Lamont hold a qabfest on Pat's bed. Resident students enjoy ire- quent periods of relaxation in the reading room. Q 5, if