St Josephs College - Argus Yearbook (Emmitsburg, MD)

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Children of Mary officers adjust the silhouettes of hhMaryhs Childrenh for Charity Fair. Left to right: Nancy Connolly, secretary; Therese Klieser, president; Mary Elizabeth Bustamante, Vice-president; and Dolores Bukowski, treasurer. CHILDREN OF MARY Moderator: SISTER MARY ELLEN Patricia Crowley, Patricia Weber, and Marvaret Belan er u b n g prepare to glve the responses at the studentsh mormng Mass. SJC volunteers busy themselves with coffee pots and trays during their serving of dinner to lay women retreatants on a week end at the Marian Retreat House. Left to right: Annette Defma, Maureen OhToole, Katherine Kofron, Joyce Bissikumer, Judith McNally, and Theresa Rybikowsky.

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CHARITY FAIR The eyes of MACAhers and their small guests are glued t0 the screen during the afternoon Christ- mas movies at Charity Fair. hHmm! Smells goodV, comments Mr. Edward Kenney as Jacqueline Smith demonstrates her goods at the Post Office booth. Bargain! Bargain! The crowd watches the auctioneers as Charity Fair draws to a close.

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Barbara Sturm t4sews a fine seam,l on a vestment under the guidance of Catharine Taggart, Volunteer Altar Workers chairman, while Margaret Belanger and Emily Marowski polish some of the sacred vessels bound for a missionaryls altar kit. The tremendous meaning of Mary in our lives is the discovery we Children of Mary make in our journey to God. To sanctify self is our goal, and through the ups and downs of our spiritual maturation, Mary becomes our Mother, our confidante, our friend. Christ in the Blessed Sacrament is the Heart Of our college days, and Mary lives close to that Heart in her patronage of our campus activities. We have worked close to the Tabernacle as sacris- tans and Mass servers; we have carried the peace of the Tabernacle into our committees7 works; we have returned to the Tabernacle the fruits of our efforts. Angela Rocks explains the fundamentals of laying out the priestls vestments for Mass to fellow-sacristans Loretta Ketterer, Mary Sheridan, and Barbara Boland. We have aimed to make our spiritual life flow into our actions, and the Children Of Mary,s program was the expression of the campusvs inner life of prayer. Our Charity Fair proceeds rose to new heights this year, and the hustle and bustle of pre-fair days was accompanied by the realization that the material gains of the Fair would be used in the spread of the Missions so dear to Mary,s heart. In all the big and little events of our college life, Mary became many things to all Of us. For each there came the glad surprise of the unique richness of a personal friendship with the Mother Of God. Sister Mary Ellen, moderator, discusses organization plans with some of the Chil- dren of Mary committ'eemen and commit- tee chairmen. First row: Rosemarie Braun, Carol Holtz, Maureen OlToole, Sister Mary Ellen, Patricia Toner, Mary Ann Engel, and Rae Ann OlNeill. Second row: Laura Kelly, Marie DeSando, Helen FitzCihhons, Jillian Hemler, Carol Lewis, and Barbara Saganowich.