St Rose Academy - Rosa Mystica Yearbook (Vincennes, IN)

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Juniors sit in on the political rally, viewing the New York Times filmstrip and hearing the pres- entation of issues and candidates by the Senior Social Studies class. Initiating a newcomer into American ways. . Sue Duesterberg explains to Stefanie Kufner Junior from Yugoslavia, the American votir procedure. At the tables, Jean Koehl and h Ellen Primus wait to check registration. The Seniors accepted the challenge of their Christian Social Living Program by an intensive study of the voting procedure. Here at the political rally Theresa Bauer, Shirley Miller, Patricia Messel, and Suzette Castiaux represent both major political parties in the midst of placards from both campaign head- quarters. Mary Ann Jones enters the booth to cast her bal- lot, while Jane Frey and Joan Koehl wait their turns. Election-board mem- bers, Sue Duesterberg and Mary Emily Watson, are at the table. Citizens of two worlds study the world of today. Mary Ethel Junod explains maps of United Nations as Caroline Carie and Judy Wendling locate nations on the globe.

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j m m (T Father Auberry explains the signifi- cance of the Advent Wreath. Wreath. breath, v Sue Uland- TI Montgomery. Lacy, Linda McCarty and Barbara Wathen arrange a table in preparation for the administration of the Sacrament of Extreme Unction.

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Treasure-trove for French students. . Monsignor Deery opens the treasures of the Old Cathedral library to mem- bers of Le Cercle Renaissance. Phyllis Larson and Theresa Bauer hold crozier of Bishop de St. Palais; Cheryl Riley, Mary Ellen Greubel, Barbara Green, and JoEtta Wyatt study priceless old letters. In the old-world atmosphere of the Cathedral rectory members of the French Club, with Monsignor Deery, pore over records of the early days of Vincennes. Left to right: Mary Ellen Greubel, Patricia Messel, Phyllis Larson, Monsignor Deery, JoEtta Wyatt, Cheryl Riley, Linda Sievers, Patricia Frey, Barbara Green. A major project of the French Club was the erection of the large creche on the school grounds. Mem- bers of the Club were assisted by Barbara Kluck, Mary Jane Sny- der, Ann Kenne- dy, and Rose- mary Hess.