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Student Council representatives Pat Keelor and Wendy Halambeclc put the finishing touches to the Christmas tree and gifts prior to the annual party. l The Student Council has worked this year with one main goal to provide a stronger link between the faculty and the students To accomplish thts a number of changes were necessary The greatest hes in the fact that representatives this year learned to cope with problems for themselves Advice was always willingly given by the advisor Sister M DeChantal however responsibility became a familiar thing The results are hard to measure To do so one must ask if the students respect and are willing to come to the Council for help taken by the Council is in good hands and if the girls on the Council have advanced in wisdom and grace If the answer is yes thc Student Council has succeeded For God and Country President Mary Ann McCarthy stands ready to address the student body at one of its weekly assemblies .QQ 3 STU D E NT COUNCIL tug 1-Q, G ' I O I VA . , D 3 , , . . v. . . , if the faculty is confldent that a job under- ' I ' C? 77
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4.gfZldQ7If wllflilf yfbvzdes Vlce President 'Vlary o loParo secrct1ry Dolly Wlllkomm and treasurer Fllen Qpltler prepare the cafeterla for the First Student Council activity of the year the freshmen onentauon breakfast ,lik .ir 3.9-L f-'Fi-3 Tu bl Marge Helntel and Ellen Sp1t7er count tax stamps clurmg thc annual drlve The entxre Student Council assembles at xts weekly meetlng to dlscuss problems and pro mote projects for the welfare of the school , if of o 0 I J fr fray i r I is W. I 1134 an L, ,, l , , ' fi -il -1 - 0 0 0 ,M L ' M41 'lv' Q Q17 'H '34 fig, ,sk I I I ls 1 if .1 1 . . gf - V . J . , ul A H X . . .
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3' Y Q x..v Mxsslon representatives pictured xn th l brary are Seated Darlene Catlm Nancy Griffiths Pat Caffery Cathy Coughlm Irxs DeClement Bonme Kehoe Slandmg Marsha Osterthaler, Judy Scoggln Beth O Rourke Glfts of toys and food presented by Homeroom 9 1 helped to brxghten Chrlstmas for a needy family Shown here are Betty McCarthy, Bernadette Cavoll, Dee Ann Gone and Sue Halley, who helped to plan the ggft yi Q v 'F' ' gg L. A ty 1 l 5 1 l A.. 'Y - we Q B 7? 1 V 5 YJ Y P M W 1 xl lft r-.'..Xy ty HX :L My ix l X . . . . . e i' Y. A : - ', ' Y . 9 ' . Y . - ' 1 I ' Y 1' ll, 9 ' ' Q o 1 -
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