Central Catholic High School - Veritas Yearbook (Fort Lauderdale, FL)

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Ureasury of Gram I will go unto llae alrar of God, unto God Who giver joy to my youfhf' Today's youth advances to the altar to the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass knowing that participation in this clean oblation which never ceases to be offered to Almighty God in some place from the rising of the sun until the going down thereof is the most pleasing act of worship he can offer to the Divine Majesty. He prays with adoration, thanksgiving, reparation, and petition bringing down upon himself and others the abundant grace of an eternally generous Father. He kneels in awe as the Mass re- enacts the miracle of the Last Supper and Divinity Itself obeys the command of the priest. He receives in humility and glad- ness of heart the very God Who made him. He leaves the Mass refreshed in body and soul to face the duties of another day, another week, striving to meet them in such a way that he may merit eternal beatitude.

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X .6 v-as x i 7' y 5 is fi HRX dw, QQ. kim f mei., 1 fu Ci5iJlfl.61 The Catholic Students' Mission Crusade was introduced into C. C. H. this year to promote mission-mindedness among the students. Prayer, study and sacrifice constitute the means to this end. To put Christ back into Christmas, the C.S.M.C. spon- sored the sale of Christian Christmas cards. Robert O'Toole and Flora 0'Connor were top salesmen in the project. Students at C, C, H. knew that Thanksgiving was the time for giving, Michael Fry. Val Steele, Betty Rein- ert and jane Sullivan distributed baskets to needy families. This year's officers are Geraldine Tardiff. Vice Pres- identg james Flynn. Presidentg and Lorene Hallen- berg. Treasurer, Rosemary Osborne. Secretary. is not pictured. .,.4 ,. ' 1 'MPT KC. :V , .X '- S g,I The C,S.M.C. representatives chosen from their respective home rooms vigorously vie with one an- other for top honors, 1:l'U?ll7'UZl.' Andre Bcaudet. Brenda Bowen. Geraldine Tardiff. Lorene Hallen- berg, Margaret Hood, Frances Zinn, Frances Lehn. Mary Lou Sedlacek, Janice Rocchio. Frances Adams. Bark faux' Carl Dohm. Edward Bonsecour. Daniel Arnold. Arthur Corace, james Flynn. Edward Joyce. Richard Benoit. VC alter Dehlartini. Barry Bohn.