College of St Benedict - Facula Yearbook (St Joseph, MN)

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Rising from the fire of prayer and Work, the flames of light and love leap higher and higher, driving back the darkness. In the pageant, the civilizing of the barbarians is symbolized by the struggle between the graceful flame dancers and the Wild barbarian hordes. Subdued, the barbarians are led to the fire and accept the light of truth and learning. Barbarian hordes are still with us in evil and in sin. Unitf ting in organized groups such as the Sodality, the Student Council, and others, we strengthen the light within us and def fend it against attacks from the outside world. These orf ganizations also give us the opportunity to clarify our ideals, to' develop our creative interests, and to supplement our scholastic pursuits, that in all things God may be glorified. The flames, conquering the barbarians are symbolic of truth dispelling ignorance ' page nineteen

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Scribes and Critics: Qseated, left to rightzj Arlene Gray, Kathleen Krava, Rosemary Boyle, Charles Thompson, Marjorie Kremer, Barry Gill, Vivian Zimmermann, and Avis Robinson. Standing: Irene Gleesing, Sylvester Theisen, Mary jean Pluth, Antoinette Pollock, Betty Freernan, Karl Vander Horck, Arthur Ross, Phylis Geering, Shirley Rausch, Joseph Shannon, and Audrey Mettel. In all our URGA I A'l'l0 page eighteen

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V0 Patricia Gits, treasurer of the student council, fassisted by hex roommate, Bernie Stassenj, raise: the flag each morning. Members of the student council Jeanne O'Neill, Mary Heaton, Patricia Gits, Ctreasurerjr Elaine Stanger, Honor O'Connell, Qvice presidentb, Margie Reichling, Anna Lou Ellenbecker, Csecretaryj , Ruth Nierengarten, Qpresidentj, Jeanne Sinner, and Connie Spain gather for one of their bifmonth ly meetings.