St Mary Academy - Vistas Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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C S M C Addressing the members of the Catholic Students Mis- C.S.M.C. convention delegates check the results of the mission raffle. Cioriifire from top: Rita Jo Hines. Beverly Collier. Collette Karen Monaghan. I -. sion Crusade on October ZS. Monsignor Victor l.. Goossens stressed the need for workers in the mission fields. Prayer. study and sacrifice are the means whereby students can participate .ic- tively in aiding missionariesg sacrific- ing our own personal happiness for the good of others shows how much selflessness we possess. bfonsignot Goossens further stated that students underestimate their power to influ- ence people and thus often fail to give themselves. their talents and their time to work for the missions, Under the direction of Sister Mary Norbert, Saint Marys students lend spiritual and financial aid to mission- aries the world over. X f ,f6' Nelson, janet 'K Kuehn, and raffle. Monsignor 'Victor L, Goossens poses with the girls who earned Paladin jewels for attending the required number of meetings. Frrrz Ron: Lorraine Metelko, Theresa Schmitt, Cecilia Stevens, Judy Evan. Cecilia Harvey. Se rtff nd Roux Rose Gordon. Rita ,lo Hines, Patricia Nauert, Maryann Staton, Monsignor Goossens, Collette Kuehn, Claudia Mauser, Beverly Nelson, Karen Monaghan. Frances Cerne, Joyce Gibson. ,. -v 11 bo Monsignor Goossens addresses the student body at a C.S.M.C. assembly. Lorraine Metelko picks her prize in reward for outstanding salesmanship in the CSMC . Q I

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