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ULASS PLAY This year's class play was organized under the direction of Sister Rita Marie, who spent many a difficult hour not only in the actual direction but in the choosing of the cast. Those who were not actually in the cast proved to be good sports and due to their hard work and cooperation helped to make the play and ad PI'Ogl'3.l'1'1 3 success. Practice Scene from Guess Again. STANDING, L.-R.: Cast of Guess Again - Mary Kav Hamme, Mary Ann Shivers, Eugene Mailot, Rose Marie Long, Bill Habib, Phyllis Weekley, Arthur Kuhnash, Joan Stolarik, David Richards, Jean Gerko, Frances Hohman fStudent Directory Robert Volz. SEATED: Joe Burt, Joanne Seaman. Mary Ann Nugent QStudent Directory and Philip Iamiel. The Power Behind the Ad Program. AD PROGRAM Hard work and effort was shown by the students taking part in the Ad Program. This is an event that occurs yearly before every class play and the students anticipate this event with great pleasure. Each year the previous goal has been broken by the hard-working students. 31 Olive Ordway shows the cast of Guess Again her Uplift Walk.
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r0llALlTl' The Sodality is an organization founded for the sanc- tification of members, of others and a more fervent devotion to the Blessed Mother. The Sodality has proved to be a grand success in fulfilling its aims this year. Members have willingly paid their dues and proved their good will by cheerful cooperation. The monthly meetings were all helpful and interesting due to the efficient organization of the officers and the council working with Sister Antonita. At Christmas time baskets were filled by the four classes for the needy. There was caroling by members of the glee club at the hospitals and other places. One of the other projects taken up by the Sodality was the partic- ipation in the Five First Saturdays. It was edifying to see the number of students that actually undertook this project and carried it out to the end. r www U L? Sodality Council Membersg Mary Kay Hamme, Barbara Sikora, Rose Marie Long, Larry Oliver and John Meskauskas, also enjoy planning the social activities of the sodality. --uni BOOK WEEK EXHIBIT PICTURED L.- R.: Mary Ann Nugent, Joanne Seaman, Sodality Council Members, Ronald Weiskircher, Mary Ann Shivers, Rose Marie Long, Eugene Mailot, Phyllis Weekley, Robert Motil, Frances Hohman and Barbara Polasky, preview the Mary Ann Shivers. Qreen's Work for inspiration for their leadership of the sodality. PRESS WEEK EXHIBIT The importance of Catholic Press Week was stressed at St. Benedict by the attractive display produced by the earnest efforts of the sophomore and junior classes. The purpose of the exhibit was very well recognized, for the students admiring the display are shown to be empressed by the picturesque pamphlets and various newspapers shown to be good worthwhile reading material for all. BOOK EXHIBIT February 19th marked the opening of National Book Week. St. Benedict went all out in recognition of this week. Small books with reviews of the books in our own school library provided an incentive to students to read the large size additions. Contests on the exhibit were sponsored by the freshmen and seniors during the week with candy bars given as prizes. Winners were too numerous to be listed here. PRESS WEEK EXHIBIT Here is evidence that the Sodality officers, Mary Kay Hamme, Robert PICTURED L.- R.: Barbara Bast, Joe Reardon, Sam Kalill Motil and Rose Marie Long, take their responsibility seriously. Mary Ann Tidball. u -S 15. noun uv me uoon c p 5 a tn 0 '15 9
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A'l'l0fAL H0. llll 0CIE'l'l' Maintaining the interests of the students of Saint Benedict Central is the National Honor Society formed at Saint Benedict Central on January 27, 1953. To be elected to this society is a great privilege and eligibility is deter- mined not only by service, leadership, and character but also by the unanimous vote of the Faculty. sq PROBATIONARY MEMBERS TOP ROW: Lawrence Peters, Ronald Weiskircher, Robert Motil. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Tidball, Madeline McCoul, Catherine Gerst, Mary Ann Iamail, Barbara Bast, Richard Francis QNOT PICTUREDQ. NATIONAL HOOIQI IZQITY N Z 1 1 f 5 63 Among those now in school are these permanent members, TOP ROW: Jean Gerko, Joan Stolarik, Frances Hohman. BOTTOM ROW: Mary Ann Nugent, Joanne Seaman, Phyllis Weekley, Eugene Mailot, Rose Marie Long, Mary Ann Shivers. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY PLEDGE I pledge myself to uphold at all time the high purpose of the National Honor Society to which Ihave been elected. Iam proud to be a member of the St. Benedict Chapter. I will endeavor to be true to the high principles for which it stands. I will be loyal at all times to my school. Iwill be faithful to my Church and devote to it my service and my leadership insofar as my state of life permits. I will strive to maintain and encourage high standards of scholarship character, leadership, and service. Iwill endeavor at all time to conduct myself in such a way that my life will reflect the principles which Ilearned in St. Benedict's. As my school willalways maintain a motherly interest in me I, in turn, promise to be a faithful and dutiful sonfdaughter. I shall respect the insignia of the National Honor Society with pride and with humility knowing that only so long as I am a credit to my family, my school, and my Church, will I be permitted to retain and wear the national emblem. Therefore, in accepting this membership, I accept not only the honors but also the obligations and responsibilities that it implies. It shall be my earnest endeavor, therefore, always to be a credit to St. Benedict Central High School.
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