Saint Anthony High School - Anthonian Yearbook (Long Beach, CA)

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LE Left: The Holy Thursday Altar of Repose in St. Anthony Church. Below: The entire Student Body attended Sto- tions of the Cross every Friday afternoon during Lent.

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ETIVITIES Sl. Anthony, Man nf Action A middle-aged man of thirty-six years sits upright in a chair, sings O Gloriosa Domina and dies. Thus ended a brilliant career in the service of God. As in life, so in death: activity could not cease. St. Anthony, eminent scholar and profound professor, used his gifts to draw souls to Christ. This eloquent orator and priestly priest lead a life of sacrifice and prayer, so that the lost sheep would return to the fold. With the tools of moral courage and a deep spirit of faith in Christ, he faced the heretics and destroyed heresy. He fought furiously against the luxury, vice, immorality, and tryanny found in his day. He Worked for the restoration of justice and took a great interest in the social problems of his time. He combined contempla- tion with activity, for his soul burned with a love of Christ and his tongue continuously spoke God's praises. His great activity still lives: even the little children of today know this seraphic saint, St. Anthony of Padua. 95

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D ILY HUSAHY Father Boyer led the Rosary over the public address system, uniting both departments of the high school and the grammar school in praise of Our Blessed Lady. E IGI-ITS UF THE I-XLT!-XR First Row: James Murray, Charles Barranco, Daniel Michel, William De Meulle, Vernon O'Brien, Robert Hame- lin, Thomas Carreiro, Second Row: Charles Linnen, Joseph Moore, Carmen Simeone, Emmett Ryan, Melvin Tormey, Paul Seymour, James Seckington, Daniel Romero. 97