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fo inferpref our Parf 4 Marian Kenny, leader of the CYA Council, strikes a humorous note which is reflected in different ways by the members of the Council at the meeting. Attendance at the Summer School of Catholic Action produces more alert and better formed Sodalists, willing and able to lead others in Catholic Action. The Catholic Youth Adoration Council for thc lower Bronx was entrusted to our school. Marian Kenny, Leader, and her Council members plan novel ways to urge greater fidelity to the monthly Sholy hour. Josephine Formica, Patricia Palmieri, Louise Apuzzo, Ann Miller, and Mary Ann Hella tell Prefect Barbara Pierotti the ideas they found most interesting at the SSCA. Seniors Lois McGibney and Lucy Cunningham com- pare notes on the SSCA while jane Cullen, Elizabeth Laffey, Pat Hynes, Peggy O'Leary and Barbara Pie- rotti remember other interesting phases of it. Page 38
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l 66qAV0MgA mafy ,, we QQYVIQ The Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary offers After Installation, the officers posed with Father Mey- ers, SJ. students the opportunity to deepen their own spiritual life. To offer all their works To Iesus through Maryv is the goal of every Sodalist. Three standing Committees: Eucharistic, Mar- ian, and Apostolic, are especially concerned with the activities proper to each. Directing all phases of Sodality action are the Officers, Barbara Pierotti, Prefectg Peggy O'Leary, Vice-Prefectg Patricia Haynes, Treasurer, and Barbara Boyce, Secretary. Officers take office at the May Communion Breakfast The outgoing officers of 1954-55. leaving for India. ' 1 Boyce very efficient. An old friend, Father De Souza, S.l., visited us before An officers meeting with the Moderator, finds Pit Hynes, Barbara Pierotti, Peggy O'Leary and Barbira
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Caifobc women of fine fufure Sodality activities for the year culminate in the reception of the Aspirants who make a Temporary Act of Consecration which is renew' ed annually until Senior year when the lifelong Consecration is made. The crowning of Our Lady at the May Day ceremonies symbolizes our own dedication to Mary. Oh, Nlary we crown thee with blossoms today . . . x'--1- . Q, sz Aspirants about to make their Act of Con- secration. I Class of 195 5.
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