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unity with God a quarter of a century of immeasurable faith Dear Graduates of 1958: The Movement for a Better World which you have selected as the theme for your edition of the Purple and Gold is not only appropriate, but let us say it is the one thing necessary for happiness here and hereafter. Every rational being seeks happiness as the obiective of his human acts, and in this sense we mention firstly human happiness. Secondly, per- fect happiness, the ultimate end, is not to be found in any created thing, but only in God, who is Himself the supreme and infinite good. The Movement for a Better World does not seek to be a new organization in the Church, but rather to be a spirit, a warmer climate, a more intense rhythm for the re-intensification of Christian life, through Charity to Unity. In order to arrive at this renewal of the spirit in a warmer climate, it is necessary to have each person start his own interior revolution and so preach to himself that he must become a better man. lt is impossible to think of influencing others for a better world with bad persons. Therefore, the individual in this movement must live and act in a climate of habitual grace. The axis of the movement then consists in having all men live in the state of grace, this will result in that fraternal charity which will bring unity to all children of the same heavenly Father. May our Blessed Lady ever guide you and keep you especially in this Centenary Year of the proclama- tion of her Immaculate Conception. Ever sincerely in J.!Vl.J., V. Rev. Thomas H. Bodie, S.M., Ph.D. PRESIDENT v, 22. L .A .,-.,,, .gm , ..,,.,.,,, yi - . W '-M B , 9 ' 'T .Mfr ,skis-at' E ... 4- .. W ' if a. 3 .e -f tse sf- ' 431' -. -' .. ' fre, fr r ' flu -..s-:- :as .av , '25 su' 2 . ,., f-. ..-. ..-L.a'- - 4 -- .ws - . a Tr, fin 3 '-1, ,. .-v . -Q. , . X ' .. , E? 'TY ' '53 L ill-' M :ax :ia ' V-if-sv: .-av 'lil' - fs'-u 1 ' M, - - . .1 - .A ., ...IJ ' -ess-H . Riva Ffift qua . Q, fi-fu. , :. -M -2 .. Q. .. .V , , . L74 ' ...-... . J.. , -. - -'lo' AA-112' 4. ' -. .1 . ,L 1,54 , ma, T.. I-V , ea ' 3- 35167 ff- -... J 95 -, ..a:,a:,,Q.. , -w..,,Q h J' P' 4 -, - J , 4.9. . . gc. . ..'g:?.h,5?,,,gL t . 2,1-'i 'S f la me we 12 -Ji Assis'riNc THE Mothers' Club ofhcers at their monthly meetings was Rev. Thomas H. Bodie, S.M. FATHER Boone offers the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the gymnasium before the entire stu- dent body.
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. , . Ae- 1 X, es- --r fm, V .-s I 4. 4' 1. wg JT! , ., ,. .af r Y it .ew rl arf rf' it find' , 'W-1 disgmx z V 7:3..,t..g:4., Mui ' 5 f 'W' - ,.,s ff ,. fm... , 19,5-L , . ,.. ,,,,,.i h. A-,.. , ,..,,,L. Atwvf Q gg2,p5ML -N11 5 . :'1.e.f-ug 1 1- . .W sqm? 3551. .1 ,gf-Pi? Y ..r.e-1- Q :+1-flaw' .-Vgifilfl: r ' l .3555 Z4- .g,,., W, , MR.,WlLLlAM TERNANSKY Twenty-five years at Cathedral Latin- this is the record of MR. WILLIAM TER- NANSKY, vvho has taught more Latin men than any other member of the faculty. ln October, l933, he began teaching German and sophomore English, and has since taught nearly all the humanities courses. With the growing importance ot inter- national happenings, it is imperative to the movement for a better world that students be properly instructed in current events, problems of democracy, and civics. Mr. Ternansky's knowledge ot these subiects has enabled many Latin graduates to succeed in political careers, and become outstanding community leaders. Among his many duties, Nlr. Ternansky serves as counselor on colleges, supplying students with bulletins, applications, and other necessary information tor higher edu- cation. Certainly some ot the credit for Latin's high scholastic standing goes to him for helping students choose colleges best suited to their needs and abilities. To Mr. William Ternansky, on his twenty-fifth anniversary at Cathedral Latin, we, the senior class ot 1958, express our utmost thanks. rn X-. tri.. I I unity with men a quarter of a century to perpetuate tlwe ideals and principles of our Catlwolic education
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