St Johns Cathedral High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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cxsx'xx'x.'r:txc H CTzJz'1'JyJf,y .6T.ff.f.f't '-HAAAAAAY' Top Row: Thomas Hanley, Thomas Gavigan, George Foran, John Philippsen, Frank Welcenbach, Anthony Drobiszewski. First Row: Lauretta Schmitt, Eleanor Titus, Lutgarde Luehrs, Bernice Garskay, Mary N. Christiansen, Jane Studnicka. mittee collected stamps and turned them over to the missionaries. All these activities of the several committees gave the students an opportunity to participate in the work of the Central Committee, and thus become active members of the Sodality. The annual retreat for the high school was held on May 21-23 in Holy Week. The Reverend P. H. Shaw, C.Ss.R. conducted the spiritual exer- cises, which consisted of four conferences each day. Without doubt, each attentive listener learned more definitely the awful purport of salvation, the beauty of prayer and grace, and the incalculable benefits derived from the fervent reception of the sacraments. In typical Catholic veneration of Mary, the Mother of God, a solemn act of consecration was recited by the student body. When all instructions were concluded on the third day the Papal blessing was bestowed, and Benediction services closed this fruitful period of spiritual meditation. Of course what is of prime importance is the hope that the retreat will have produced stronger and firmer Christian heroes in God's youthful army. The S. S. C. thanks the members of the committees and the students in general for their cooperation during the past year, and hopes that the spirit of Christ will continue to grow in the lives of the students at St. Johns I 9 3 2 E A G L E Page Forty-one

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