Towson Catholic High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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Q I -- Officers and committees of Our Blessed Lody's Sodality as they report their monthly activities at the regular meeting held the last Wednesday of each month. Left to right, first row: Patricia O'Neill, Emily Mercer, Dorothy C. S. M. C. representatives who at- tend the monthly meetings and in- form the students of the new business and plans of the organization are pic- tured above. These initials stand for Catholic Students' Mission Crusade, whose purpose it is to interest young people in the Catholic missions all over the world. Left to right, first row: Rose Mary Flannery '48, Anne Warwick '47, second row: Mickey Ruth '50, Anne Mooney '49, Daiger, Alice Arthur, Anne Warwick, Beatrice Philibert, Barbara McCrystle, Isabel Rudigier, Patricia Jordan. Second row: Kenneth Kleiber, James Metz- bower, William Haverstick, John Cod- win, Paul Pratt, Richard Rubeling. L

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l Bring flowers of the fairest, bring flowers of the rarest. This scene is an ordinary custom - the crowning of Our Lady during the month of May. The May Queen is Ann Warwick and her two attendants are Mary Mountcastle, and Mary Virginia Packard. Alice Arthur read the Act of Consecration, Her at- tendants are Jane Lears and Susan Will. 20, 2M t, Mheld JONUOYY in les The annual refliliied by The .Rel Shigrre- and 22' WGS Con hope the truif Ol row l-lerzOQi Sul' We in our liveS Ol mmol i - n M,,,.,.....----'-' treat will be show A