St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Aen racfice . . . Students today; students tomorrow. Graduates soon; then nurses forever. Climbing the scale with Louise is easy. Delores knows baby needs genv tle hands and a warm smile. Sister Maria is administering her most effective therapyessTLCf, uBINGO-BINGO is His Name! Joan teaches the children a new game. A smiling doctor and a well-informed nurse certainly make a good team.

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Jaowzeczge. . . Storybook hour pleases Mary Lou and the chil- dren. The flash bulb certainly surprised these chil- dren. You, too, Kathy! Jackiets geography lesson calls for action. Large or small, the children are always en- tranced by Sister M. Josephts loving smile. Lunch time is fun time, but for whom, Miss Carley, Joanne, or the baby? Smiling faces show that the Iinished product pleases.

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rgcmiza, tion zhr jclfion Your own role is, in general, to work toward making woman always more con- scious of her sacred rights, of her duties, and of her power to help mold public opinion through her daily contacts, and to infiuence legislation and administration by the proper use of her prerogatives as a citizen? Papal Directives for the Woman of Today guJent .Xduociation The governing body directing extra- curricular activities, advancing social in- terests, and maintaining the high ideals of Catholic education. Ohicers guided by moderator, Miss Nora Todd, are Linda Myers, treasurer; Marilyn Gilson, recording secretary; Mary Alice King, corresponding secretary; Joan Joyce, president; and Mary Ann Lefelholcz, vice-president. VWelcome Weekend-hGetting to Know Youh time. .This campaign manifests the future leaders of Saint John College. 743663 National Federation of Catholic Col- lege Students functions to unite campus activities of all Catholic colleges in Amer- ica. Miss Thelma Abood, moderator, looks over future plans with Senior Delegate, Sandra Hoff- man, and Junior Delegate, Billie Mae Foster.