St Johns College - Lectern Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Ladies of the Legislature, the Officers of Student Council, grouped about a vivacious moderator, Miss Nora Todd. Vice-Pres., Linda Myers; President, Marianne McNamara; Treasurer, Margaret Schwerko; Recording Secretary, Marilyn Gilson; and Corresponding Secretary, Eve Dittoe. The 1959-1960 President of Student Council, Marianne McNamara, offers her light to 1960-1961 President, Linda Myers, with the blessings of Monsignor Navin. 36 Old omcers pose with new officers. Good luck to Presi- dent, Linda Myers; Treasurer, Karen Manning; Vice- Pres., Blanche Schnieder; the Recording Secretary, Eve Dittoe; N.F.C.C.S. Delegate, Karen Lattanzi; and the Corresponding Secretary, Grace Knoble, a Freshman nursing student convalescing in Charity hospital.

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Comes Service Cap awry, eyes aglow, heart full of loveethe nursing stu- dent leaves the hospital floor. Intellectual curiosity and en- thusiastic charity have carried her through another day and will prepare her for the challenge of tomorrow. Each educa- l tional experience while caring for patients whether in medical-t t surgical, tuberculosis, psychiatric, pediatric, maternity or pub- lic health nursing, provides the student with opportunities to r apply scientific knowledge and' gain professional skills. Em- ploying the gifts of the Holy Spirit, she strives for sanctifica- L tion of self and others as she endeavors to care for the whole All set for Open House. patient:body, mind and spirit. Her love for others is a char- ity that encompasses all mankindea charity based on the love of God Who is Love. Have bag- Will travel. Oh, pleaseedontt you want to be big and strong? t Anyone need a nurse? Wheres the patient?

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Student Association The Student Association of St. John College, organized and maintained by the student body, is one of the vital student organizations on cam- pus. It functions as a means of communication between the administration, the faculty, and the student body. It is empowered to legislate in mat- ters of student affairs and to promote and govern co-curricular activities. The promotion of citizenship by fostering serv- ice and loyalty to the college and to the commu- nity is the goal of this organization. It aims to make its members more aware of their responsi- bilities as Catholic college women and helps them in the fulfillment of this role both now and after graduation. STUDENT COUNCIL, the governing body of Student Association, is comprised of the elected officers, the presidents of all campus organiza- tions, and representatives of each class. THE NATIONAL FEDERATION OF CATHOLIC COLLEGE STUDENTS as a re- source center, conducts panels, workshops, and publishes a newsletter to facilitate intercollegiate exchange of ideas. Monsignor Moriarty appears to be the only male moder- ator at the Luncheon. An afternoon of hard work and much thought provides an abundance of ideas for next yearis activities. k:- Senior students seem alert for this Student Association meeting. Wonder whats on Judyis mind? Student-Moderators Luncheon is the time to plan for next year and for thGetting to Know You? the new offi- cers of various campus organizations. Senior N.F.C.C.S. Delegate, Sandra Hoffman, explains the reorganization of N.F.C.C.S. to Miss Thelma Abood, the moderator and Junior Delegate, Billie Foster.