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me .gjfuclenf Councif .fd Qagidfafiue goclg . The S E N A T E An organization headed by Michael Prus, high school president and class presidents and activity representatives whose end it is to debate and legislate student projects. The high school president presides at weekly meetings. In unison with the moderator, Sister Mary Annette, the officers promote wholesome participation in all student activities. Shoulder- ing the students' problems, religious, scholastic, and social, the council is called upon to treat all events tactfully, so as to encourage the fullest cooperation in the student affairs. Business is presented to the Student Council for deliberation by the respective home- room representatives. After discussion and decision in the Council, the decision comes back to the homerooms. Proceeding thus the Student Council effects harmonious decisions and measures for at smooth relationship throughout the student body. The H O U S E
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glue fecfion an . . . pefiuffd laf l L 3 . 1 i p , a...2,f up X Father I.. Zak administers the oath of office to I9-19-1950 school ofhtials. Father Remhelski supervises the election returns. Results: High School pres.. Michael Prusg Vice- pres.. john Nagelg Secretary, Sylvia TupikgTreasurer Frances Kotarski. Con Wutkieuritz, president pro tem turns over the gavel to Michael Prus, newly elected high school president.
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XX Id' reoenfing fhe .xdcfiuified o afar eparfmenfri . . . OUR DEVOTED MONITORS Under Dorothy Kaplanialcs presidency the senior girls served us well in keeping order and silence in the halls. This group was di- rected by Sister M. Bona- vita. if is i' i y. X ' i 4' Saint Andrew CSMC is a member of the Catholic Students Mission Crusade since 1944. Its objective is helping missions and missionariesg ransoming pagan babies: educating a native semi- narian by sponsoring mission playsg selling Holy Childhood stampsg weekly collection and CSMC duesg and other activities. This years CSMC has been very active under Sister M. janines direction. Our first assem bly. I I . gi ill' '
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