Catholic Central High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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Dads and Son vw wt ,Q 1 ' 1 .......,---4 -u-n-uname s head for the r .mv efreshments on their night. V M1- The Belle-Airs entertain Fathers and Sons. faithful, nie ncl is A Smonq A , Mr. A. Devine, Mr. E. Miner, Mr. w. schwfmz CChairmanJi Operating committee of Father and Son Bowling League BOARD Standing: Mr. E. Moran, Mr. L. Baranowski, Mr. S. McNish, Mr. Dunne, Mr. L. Duffy. Seated OF DIRECTORS Mr. N. Veil, Mr. E. Petroviak, Mr. A. Devine, Mr. T. Laskey. , , -.- 1

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Standing: Mr. E. Rutten, Mr. E. Kane, Mr. B. Davidson. Seated: Mr. B. Cain, Mr. W. Schwartz OFFICERS lTreasurerl, Rev. J. Burke, C. S.B. lModeratorJ, Mr. H. O'Neil lPresidentJ, Mr. E. Braniff lSecretaryl Mr. A. Gariepy. Absent: Mr. R. Chisholm Nice-Presidentl. fatheus' clus This year the Fathers' Club might very well be called the Fathers and Sons Club. They have shared their ac- tivities on at least four occasions: the Father and Son Night, the Communion-Breakfast, the Sunday Bowling League, and the Ticket Drive, undertaken by the Dads and brought to a very successful conclusion by the sons. These events have given the men of the family an op- portunity to share their common interests and thereby to strengthen the ties between sons and fathers which naturally separate to some degree at the High School age. They an M2133 111 H111 iii!!! we 311 All Qv i?d5t5SQ2l mu-mimi: Wiki Unis! lil muiii minimal hifi L33-. ull'ill i Fr. Burke and Mr. Red ONeill overjoyed at the phenomenal ticket sales. have enjoyed being together and it is all due to the capable and sage Members, Executive and Moderator of the Fathers' Club. Mr. .lim O'Donnell shows good form during the Father and Son Sunday Bowling League. F ,A .x in ,,, Good cheer at the Father and Son Communion Breakfast

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dy poftlii P Honnegs .em n Requl l rn i ates in me Stijpe PWS Xu tudem bo oi His the S Ku h0t't0l' High Moss .,f Behold Him who sins of the world. Q takes away the The priests and scholastics chant Requiem Mass for the late Cardinal Mooney. REUQIOUS ACU IIIIGS Man -- a creature composed of body and immortal soul. We are continually aware of the flesh and its needs and demands, but too often we are apt to forget, or try to forget the most important part of this complex, the soul. In order to remind us of our obligations to God, the Lite of both soul and body, the school day is interspersed with acts which pay due homage and honor to God and at the same time nourish the soul and cause it to mature at the same rate as our physical and mental powers. Class opening with prayer is a strong CL. tradition.