St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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JUNIOR RED CROSS Kathleen Melosi President Mary Ann Mahoney Vice-President Janice Benedetti Secretary Kathleen Leary Treasurer Philip Duffer, Janice Benedetti, Peggy Hull, and Joseph Anthony erect a Red Cross Booth.

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The members of the C.S.M.C. of Saint Patrick ' s had the privilege of having Father Leo P. Creamer officially open the mission projects of 1958. CATHOLIC STUDENTS MISSION CRUSADE Thomas O ' Connor Treasurer Connie Massei Vice-President Teresa Blanchard Secretary Judy Connelly President The members of the Catholic Stu¬ dent Mission Crusade, labeled “Sister Barbara’s pet project,” achieved out¬ standing: results in their efforts for O foreign and domestic missions this year. The monthly meetings of the C.S. M.C. consist of reports given by the secretary and the treasurer, and a movie connected with some phase of mission work. Occasionally the mem¬ bers have the pleasure of learning new facets, ideas, and sources of stimula¬ tion of zeal, brought to mind by guest speakers.

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JUNIOR CHOIR The members of the choir render their talent to the singing of the Mass one Sunday a month. Here they pose with Elaine Geffert , our talented school organist, in the choir loft. “—and song fills the air—” The generous response of Saint Patrick’s Junior Choir is the answer to any appeal where music is needed. The beautiful voices of the all-girl choir have been heard over WRNL for the Legion of Mary Program. They not only bring enjoyment and satisfaction to themselves but to all who listen to their repertoire of well chosen selections. Under the guidance of our beloved Sister Caroline, the Junior Choir has mastered the art of transposing mere words into beautiful melody. They have proved themselves a de¬ pendable and loyal organization of the school.