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The Soclality of Our Lady is an or- ganization to help students lead a more active spiritual an apostolic life. lt tries to follow its motto. To Jesus through Mary by their week- ly meetings and proiects. This year the Sodality has taken an active in- terest in the prisoners, hospital patients, missons, and the new lit- urgy. The Sodality is concerned with Catholic Action and Christian growth. Its goals are apostolic effectiveness and spiritual helpfulness. lst ROW: G. Ames, L. Gonzales, S. Johnson, P. Weiler, R. Schmidt, S. Jankowski. 2nd ROW: Sister Miriam Alma, S. Weiler, E. Donoghue, C. Tomaszek, A. M. Schiel, M. J. Wagner, Sister Mercia. 3rd ROW: P. Mokrycki, M. Plahetka, S. Ty- lisz, N. Parry, R. Teets, S. Krueger, J. Plahetka, S. Jankowski. 4th ROW: K. Kniola, M. Zolvinski, J. Homan, B. Clough, E. Kaminski, L. Wisthoff, J. Bodeteld, N. Fol- denauer, M. J. Stellema. Carol Tomaszek, Eileen Donoghue, Mary Plahetka, and Nancy Parry glance over a card which was sent from the prison at Christmas. 67
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Bobbie Teets, Karen Borg, Roberta Barnett, and Ricky Wolsiefer look with anticipation at the tassels and cords which will be worn by members at graduation. Book Sale Character, scholarship, leadership, and service are the qualities needed by a student to be chosen as a member of the National Honor Society. They help promote these characteristics as ideals in others. The main event of Honor Society is its induction cere- mony. During the year this organization sponsors and participates in various worthwhile proiects such as the Book Fair. BOTTOM ROW: S. Jankowski, C. Tomaszek, C. Kellenberger, M. J. Stel- lema, S. Johnson, C. Mokryaki, 2nd ROW: Sister M. Alberta, R. Barnett, J. McGrath, J. Hanish, R. Wolsiefer, A. M. Schiel, S. Komasinski, 3rd ROW: l.. Haas, R. Nygren, R. Schmule, N. Parry, L. Wisthoff, P. Henrich, E. Donoghue, R. Teets, 4th ROW: J. Wisthoff, J. Jarosz, M. Hole, R. Miller. HONOR SOCIETY 66
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Student Council elections are a big thing around school STUDENT D Swlstek P Johnson, C. Henrich, T. Retseck, P. Henrich, M. Hale L The students part in the organiza- tion and representation of the school is had in its Student Council. For those who are in the Student Coun- cil as officers-Paul Henrich, presi- dent, Mary Jo Stellema, vice-presi- dent, Carol Mokrycki, secretary, and David Swistelc, treasurer, and as rep- resentatives, it is an opportunity to be part of the school's government and a chance to voice their opinions. The representatives work along with the omcers to organize school func- tions.
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