Saint Bede Academy - Via Baeda Yearbook (Peru, IL)

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Heavy Snows Bring A Change Of Pace Winter can be a desolate time. At St Bede, as far as the weather is concerned, this is true from December till March. However, wmrrr in the country does have its appealing side. Ice skating, hockey and bobsledding afford hours of invigorating exercise for the boarders. When the weather warms slightly so that the snow will pack , massive snowball wars are the order of After a heavy snowfall Brother Dominic Wescgate, O.S.B is out early in the day to clear the roads around the monastery the day. At least once in the year the boarders can thus get an opportunity to wreak ven- geance on their prefects. And while it seems to some snowbound freshman that spring will never come, still the day is not too far distant when the snow will melt permanently. Until next winter, that is. Braving the weather to get to that first period class, senior day students Mike O'Halloran, Jody Koehler. Chuck Barnato and Barry Smith plod through the snow. A group of boarders frolic in the snow on stadium hill. Pat Kennedy and Rick Luster take a break from playing hockey.

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Funds Raised By Mission Bazaar £ David Coynik photographs a smiling Mona Lisa At the auction alter the Bazaar, Dick Vesely holds up a parakeet cage, and Art Washowiak looks for the highest bid. Bazaar goers enjoyed the booths sponsored by the de- partments and the entertainment provided by food and the auc- tion. Prizes ranged from para- keets to radios. Usually planned close to the Feast of the Epiphany, this year's bazaar was held on January 10. Mr Albert Bernabci tries his luck at the free throw line while his wife proves an admiring audience. St. Bede's annual charity event, the Mission Bazaar, resulted in a large turnout in the gymnasium and a gift of SI350 for the mis- sions. The Bazaar, long a tra- ditional highlight of the social year, was again under the moder- ation of the student chaplain Father Charles. The student chairman was Tony Dorley. In a fine show of inter-departmental cooperation, each department of the high school and junior college was represented by its officers.

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i Students Take Time Out For Retreat Francis Brokowsky and Ronald Cregier discuss the retreat schedule with retreat masters Fathers Patrick Sullivan. CSSR. and Robert Rebhola. CSSR. At a conference, retreat master. Father Daniel Lowery, CSSR. addresses the junior college students. Following the first quarter, November 9 and 10 the junior college men had their annual retreat. Academy students took part in their retreat held on January 25 and 26, immediately after the end of the first semester. Three Redemptorist priests were retreat masters. Father Daniel Lowery, CSSR, led the junior college men. Father is a member of Liguorian Mission House, Ligouri, Missouri, and is assistant editor of the magazine The Liguorian. Also from the Liguorian Mis- sion House is Father Patrick Sul- livan, CSSR, who delivered the conferences for the academy freshmen and sophomores. Jun- iors and seniors enjoyed the lectures of Father Robert Reb- holz, CSSR, who is stationed at St. Joseph's College, Edgerton, Wisconsin. Schedules for the retreats fol- lowed patterns of past years, with conferences, Stations, Mass, meditation and Benediction.