St Francis High School - Alvernian Yearbook (La Canada Flintridge, CA)

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60 California ikfjolarsfnp jfeberatton ‘‘.Scholarship for Senna The members of the Californio Scholarship Federa- tion, the most select group on the St. Francis Campus, are admitted to the organization on the basis of their grades. To be a member one must obtain ten points, nine of which must be in the academic subjects of the curriculum. The tenth point may be obtained by mem- bership in the various on-campus organizations. To- ward this score an ‘‘A” counts three points and a B” counts one. Bill Walsh, Treasurer; Barney Fee, Secretary; Fr. Paul, Faculty Moderator; Tim Haidinger, President; Dave Coyle, Vice President.

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 S00AL I7v OF OUB r;,4 LADY H J •- 1 ST. FRAMCIS'jL n ■ ff Oy 'it fill V “ T 1 ► - .% r OFFICERS: S r tory«Tr atur«r, Mile Virgil; Pr f t, Gory Boul r; Vi Pr f« t. Mike ThiitU. The Sodality of Our Lady at St. Francis is one of the most active organizations on our campus. It has sponsored many of the religious movements around school. The Rosary was recited over the Public Address System by members of this group. A pamphlet rack was started where students could borrow literature to guide themselves through difficulties in life. 59

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detente Club Tr«otur r, Rick McArdle Secretory, Vic N l»o«; Vic President, Tom Cotter; President, Bill Nelson. Another first was chalked up this year as the Science Club made its debut. It was instigated by Mrs. Kurutz who attended all the meetings and became the un- official adviser. The official adviser was Fr. Lawrence. The student head of the organization was Bill Nelson who gave much work and guidance. The club is limited to juniors and seniors who have consistently achieved high grades. By thus limiting the membership rather good co-operation was obtained. The projects were very good and included the operation of temporary radio station set up by Brian Mertes of the Senior Class. 61