St Mary Academy - Vistas Yearbook (Indianapolis, IN)

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CROSIER STAFF Once a month S.M.A.'ers eagerly await their issue of the CROSHYR. which presents an up-to-theeminute review of past events and a preview of things to come. Many hours are spent by staff members in gathering the news, composing the articles and preparing the page layouts. Under the direction of Sister Rita Clare. publication of the newspaper gives valuable experience to students who possess literary talent, Last year the CROSIER was award- ed first honors from the Catholic School Press Association for complete and timely articles expressing sound Catholic standards. f I f Ms' T ,' -Y, 'D , X fri af., 'Ks . xg 'qs f - 'Nd -s Q Maryann Staton, Editor-in-Chief, gives the galley sheets her final approval, Reporters. Judith Himmelhaver and Gloria Simon iot down notes from exchange papers. Business affairs of the school newspaper are handled by Rosemary Spicuzza, Bufimr Mamzgerg Rose Gordon, Adrertifing Managerg and Thelma Bishop, Circulation Namzger. Y xi X -e Editor. , Checking and rechecking are part of editina a school paper. Seated: Sharon Ahlefeld Art Editor: Sue Harrison, Feature Edttor Margaret johnson, Neat Editor. Standing Patricia Burke, Exrhartge Editor: Sheila Hoff Alumrttie Editor: Lorraine Metelko, Auoriate

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SODALITY Organized under Our Ladyls name, members of the Sodality of the Blessed Virgin Mary strive to cultivate in themselves a deep devotion and filial love for the Mother of God. As chaplain of the Sodality, Monsignor Goossens urged Sodalists to show their true devotion to Mary in a threefold manner-honor, prayer and imitation. On February 2 new members received their medals with the in- tention of fulfilling their roles as Apostles of Mary. Thelma Bishop explains the Y.C.S. program to prospective members. Left 10 Right: Barbara Craw- ford, Thelma Bishop, President of Y.C.S., Kathleen Roach and Catherine Ferroli. 44 At Thanksgiving time Sodalists collected canned goods for the Little Sisters of the Poor. Left to Right: Sheila Shine, Secretary-Treurzzren' Rose Gordon, Prefectg Margaret Johnson, Vice-Prefect. Sodality Heartline strikes it rich for a needy family. Left lo Right: Judy Mangold, Susan Roberts and Mary Foreman. Devotion to Our Lady is fostered in a special manner during October by daily Y C S recitation of the rosary in chapel. 'l' The main objective of the members of the Young Christian Student Movement is to take a progressive step toward helping themselves and other teenagers live a more Christlike life. The aim of Y. C. S. is to create in the high school student a respect for learn- ing that will blossom into enlightened Chris- tian leadership. The members study particular teenage problems, decide what action is tO be taken, and then devote all their energy toward effecting a change. Wfeekly meetings are conducted by Thelma Bishop, president, Mary Hermann, secretary, Barbara Hill, treas- urerg and Nancy McCracken, co-ordinator. Sister jean Gabriel as moderator suggests pro- jects and activities for both Y. C. S. and the Sodality.

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S Shella Shxne Margaret johnson and Maryann Staff, n 4 4' QSQO TEEN mmxsce oxer past rssues vshrle Patrzcx K regular contrxbutors to TEEN STAR re b 2 oss IX y Sf Marys Uris to the last Issue eur 6619011171 totals number of xnches contrrbuted STAR The TEEN STAR IS a weekly publrcatlon wrrtten for by and about teenagers from the local hrgh schools St Marys grrls contrxbute artxcles regularly to the paper News chreftam Patrrcra Koss and members of the Journalrsm class strrve to marntam St Marys rankmg precedent of today among the top ten Wr1t1ng for the TEEN STAR g1ves publlcrty to the school establrshes good publrc relatlons and forms a competrtlve spmt among schools to produce best yournalxstrc efforts for publxcatxons QUILL AND SCROLL SOCIETY Encouraglng and revsardmg lI'lCllYlClL13l achleyement rn journallsm and allied fxelds IS the purpose of QUILL and SCROLL Nrne mem bers of the CROSIFR and VISTAS staffs met the requrre ments of the socxety and ln recotgnrtron of therr achreve ment receued gold pms at the candle lxghtmg ceremony on March 6 Fzrrt Rau Theresa Schmltt Sherla Shme Maryann Staton Lorra1ne Metelko Second Rou Betty Tolly Nancy Dezelan Margaret Johnson Sue Harrrson Rosemary Spxcuzva L. Margaret Johnson enloys her work as reporter for THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS and THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Margaret seeks the opmron of Ind1anapol1s crtrzens on current topxcs of mterest for polls m the newspaper 5 6 9 by X X 1-swf' 14 0 Gs 5 Q We C Nz' 'of wa A N. , 5 . I f - x skin , Q 0 H x I .X at . , Y ' A . Y 7 . I V I I V . . ' 1' . ' W 4 S , . ' ' 4 . V . . Y . , E , . . . Vx qw' 't s . ,, . . h . - X U : . y . . , , . ' ll' 1 Y Y Y I 1