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X N?- CALENDAR A , . Kit 'L MARCH 25-27-Holy Week services. APRIL l Ladies Guild gives all-sclaool dance. F APRIL 9-State Apologetic contest at Topeka. APRIL 14-'juniors entertain Seniors at Music Shop Prom. APRIL 29fTyronian Club, Marymount, holds typing contest. I lx ' APRIL 30 -S. H, H. S. boys participate in play at Marymount. X 'll' MAY 6 ---' Ascension Thursday. X MAY 8fState Sodality meet at Wichita. Q MAY 13-Golden jubilee of diocese. Field Mass at Marymoun I MAY l5fSenior exams. MAY 20-21'-Final exams for lower classmen. MAY 21-Senior Mass, breakfast, graduation. MAY Z4-Cards distributedg summer vacation begins. QVQ . Sq, Booif WEEK PARADE WINNERS Standing: Mary A, Pfanensriel and Mary Brungardt as Eva and Topsy, George Abbott as Scrooge, Marcella Dowling as Cinderella, Betty 1-linnenlfcamp as Florence Nightingale, Louise Claus and Cvordian Breer as Priscilla and john Alden, Ethel M. Schwartz and jane Beardsley as Raggedy Ann and Andy. Sitting: Robert Lonergan as Kit Carson, Joseph Crawford as Buffalo Bill, Marie Brady as Pocolrantns, james Ludes as Daniel Boone. Page Twelve Q'
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Www CALENDAR DECEMBER 23fThe junior-senior glee club sings hymns over KFBI. DECEMBER 23-The mission section of the sodality sponsors program and presents gifts to the children of Doctor PALMER,S speech class. DECEMBER 23-Sacred Heart defeats Cathedral High and Beloit. JANUARY 5-8-12-Knights are victorious over Chapman, Herrington, Cathedral, Solomon, 16-20 and Cvlendale. JANUARY 14-15fMany boast of scholastic victory, having passed the mid-year examina- tions. JANUARY 19-Monsignor MAHER, a victim of the icy sidewalks, is confined at St. John's Hospital with a broken leg. JANUARY Z8-30-Knights defeat Chapman and the undefeated Downs team. FEBRUARY 4-Sophomores hold a Penny Carnival-a sodality benefit. FEBRUARY 6wSophomores have pre-lent party with MARGARET SERRAULT as honor guest. FEBRUARY 8'-The girls of the sodality, with MARY BRUNGARDT as hostess, give an , afternoon tea in honor of MARGARET SERRAULT. FEBRUARY 9-Knights of Columbus sponsor a pre-lent dance. FEBRUARY 1OWI.ent begins. FEBRUARY 12-Eight win in home room Apologetic eliminations. FEBRUARY 14-MARGARET SERRAULT, and AGNES RIORDAN, an alumnae, entered the Novitiate of the Sisters of St. Joseph. ' FEBRUARY 16fSeniors are winners of type I contest. FEBRUARY 16-19-Sacred Heart meets and vanquishes Abilene and Hope. FEBRUARY l8iEDWARD CRAWFORD wins school Apologetic elimination. FEBRUARY 21 MARCH 7fRev. F. FAGEN and Rev. KEMMER, C. Ss. R., conduct two-week mission in Sacred Heart Parish. FEBRUARY 24-Staff sponsors Roto Review drive. FEBRUARY 26-The eight student Apologists speak at Marymount sodality meeting. FEBRUARY 27-Sacred Heart defeats St. Josephs, Hays, ending the season with 18 wins and' no losses. MARCH 3-4-5-6-Sacred Heart defeats St. Johns, Falun, and Assaria for the District Championship and 21 wins. MARCH 10-Vocation week Style Review featuring the three vocations planned and presented by MARY BRUNGARDKT. MARCH 11-12-13-Sacred Heart wins Regional Championship by defeating Narka, Man- kato, and Jamestown. MARCH 11-First year typists participate in National Catholic Typewriting contest. MARCH 12-ED CRAWFORD wins first place in the Diocesan Apologetic contest at Hays. MARCH 16-Winners of homeroom apologetic contests are guests at Marymount luncheon. MARCH 17-18-19-20--Knights are State Champs. MARCH 18-Marymount presents religious drama, Fabiola. Seniors are guests. MARCH 23'-Knights are guests of faculty and students. Page Eleven
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