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Those Unpredictable Sophs HOMEROOM 304 'lsl row: M. Ellen OIConnell, Ruse Movie Ciunciolo, Betty Ferone, Mary A. Boeddeker, Coral Elder, Pat Ducey, Jeanne Merlund, Jean Gillhum. 2nd row: Mary Cook, Murgure! lmwalle, Pm King, Marie Trapani, Geraldine Whi1comb, Marisfel Ohm, Mary Roberts, Eva Ward, Theresa Sfuvule. 3rd raw: Put Herrlinger, Kathleen Murray, Darcthy Martin, Carol Grave, Arlene Bucherf, Georgia Kunkemoeller, Mary Ann Schengber, Barbara Allen, Kufhleen Dollenmeyer, Pu? Frank, Danna Tekulve, Charlene Uhl. SOPHOMORES Silly Sophs you're called by name Giving school dances has added 10 your fame Throughout the day in 106 You can be found using frog picks . Forsaking Silas Mcrner in the Spring Your mind will wander to picnic things Now leave those pranks and look ahead And put on Junior dignity instead.
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HOMEROOM 303 150 row: Betty Hunzel, Florence Shively, Virginia Lunge, Carol Johnson. Carolyn Hefele, Manhu Morund, Nancy Schroeder, Josephine Furio. 2nd row: Mary Crisv, Jamel Miller, Barbara Payne, Carol Bornkcxmp, Put Dewey, Mary Frances Tullarigo, Peggy Disselkump, Margaret O'Connor, Denise Meyers, 3rd row: Joanne Tullarign, Kathryn Legge , Janet Mar'in, Martha Fagin, Beisy McHu!e, Nancy Murphy, Eileen Grufsch, Elaine Hueh, Marlene Sthmidt, Mary Barbara Albert Absent: Marion Arbnugh' Mary Caoney, Mary Sualfeld.
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mmazc'ed . Sept. 2h Good Old Golden Rule Days begin once more, Sept. 18- Come Holy Spirit. OCT. OCT. ch. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. NOVA Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. T4-15-Carloads of paper for C,S.M.C. paper drive. 17hNew friends made of Student Council Gei-Together. 23v-Uniforms become The style. 24-Wekome to The Freshies on In- iiiafion Day. 3Q5eniors proudly display duss rings. 7-Closses begin at 9:30 on Firsi Fridays. 21hNew stars are discovered in Variety Showl 25hNew Talents in the Senior Samples. 26hMusic fined the air, Sf. Ce- cilicHs Day Program. 28- Who? shall I be? , Vocation Day at Regina. Sh-Harriet List, winner in Essay Contest. 6-Sorrow entered our halls as Mother Mary Zoe died. 12FS.D.S. fashion show. 18-19hCharity is the keynote in C.S.M.C. Christmas Parties. ZShSTudent Council's Annual Christmas Party and Senior Carolers. 23hThe Crystal Ball, Sophomore dance. - AAOhio $1016 Scholarship Test nets five honorable mentions for S.M.H. 20hBoskefbcxH game with Seton, victory for 5.M.H. 24glrmgurd Hartman wins first prize in essay comest. 28--O.L.C. Scholarship Test nets 151', 2nd, and 3rd place winners. Mar, AhHobby Fair results in 3 honor- able mentions for ST. Mary. Mar. 5mJuniors present Hand Me Down, Heart. Mar. 6hGinny' Torbeck wins Orofori- cal Confesf. Mar. 10-h12-.-AII alone with God in reheat. Mar. 17-S1'. Patrick's Song Fest and Nickelodion debut. Mar. 20hA Courtesy Queen is chosen. Apr. IOhFeasi Day Program for Fr. Schmitt. April IShMofh Colloquium. Winnerh Marilyn Turner. Apr. 24hProm Time and an unforget- Table evening. Apr. 24hFreshies of 1953 introduced to S.M.H. May 1hWe Crown Mary, Our Mofher and Queen. May 13-Orchesfra cmcl Giee Club pre- sent their spring concert. May 15hS.M.H. bids farewell to Sr. Marie Jeannette. May 28hFreshies entertain the Seniors at a wonderful party. May 31-Bacculourecfe Sunday midst roses and Tears. June 'I-AUIT Pork welcomes SOphO more and Senior picnickers. June ShMofhers eniermin Their Senior daughters of breakfast. June 4hGraduafion Night and its im- mortal memories. June 6-We all said farewell a? the Dinner Dance.
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