Cotter High School - Embers Yearbook (Winona, MN)

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The Advent Wreath The Angel Gabriel was sent -is echoed throughout the halls of Cotter as the psalms are chanted when the Advent wreath ceremony is taking place. The four weeks of Advent are a preparation for Christmas, during which time the advent wreath is plac- ed in the hall of Cotter High School. On the wreath there are tour candles which represent the tour weeks in pre- paration tor Christmas, Each week an additional candle is lighted as we grow nearer to the merry day of Christmas. Following the lighting of the candle and the singing of the psalms the cer- emony is concluded with a joyous Christmas carol, The Advent wreath is a project of the C.S.lVl.C. James Lang- owski, treasurer of the C.S.lVl.C., is pictured lighting the first candle in the fourth week preceding Christmas. 7 O'l-learn, and Janice Grupa. k -+C O Q uf. bl' 'I Q., ,s 4? -A i Father Dittrnan read the prayers for the Advent Wreath ceremanv Pictured in the FRONT ROW gi , nging tl-ig songs arei Patricia Vondrasek, Gloria Wiley, Mariorie Wieczorck, Mary Stewart, Shirley Molozk, Mary Arm T'- E3 Page 35

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C S M C Enrollment Under thus new flag the flag of our Crusade we take our stand Symbol of unity flyung above the heads of over a mlllnon students throughout our land we pledge ourselves a united purpose ful body to march forward to the con quest of the world for Chnst One In arm and purpose one In hlgh resolve brothers ln arms s sters n a holy cause Behold a unnted student world The famullar refrann rang through Salnt Joseph 3 Church as Cotter stu dents were enrolled In the Catholnc Students lvlnsslon Crusade Thus church In which the ceremony took place ns now but a memory but the spnrnt of the occasion wall go on nn the actwltnes of the C S lvl C members The offacers of THC all school organ nzatxon are George Kung president James Langowsku treasurer and Jane Page 34 Schneider secretary Sister M Justrn nan IS moderator of the C S lvl C A wnde and varred program of pro jects was undertaken throughout the year The first of these projects the delivery of Thanksgnvlng baskets to the needy was sponsored by Freshmen 204 and Junnor B Sophomore lOl and Sensor C collected clothmg for lndnan children ln North and South Dakota A clothung drnve for children nn Hono lulu was led by Freshmen 2Ol and Ju mor E Sophomores lO2 and Senior G took charge of the Chrrstmas baskets Sophomores 205 and Junior D collect ed Catholnc magazines for the prns ons The Fughtlng 69th was organnzed among our students thus year wlth Father Francus Kunz as the local com mander I I l I ,I . . . - I 1 ' ' , . . . . . 1 I ' - I r ' A ' 1 r 1 ' , I I , ,, , . - 1 , . , . - 1 . . 11 '- r ll - . , . - A . ' 1 1 I 1 '

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Making use ot their spiritual read- ing time during the day of recollec- tion are Richard Dean, Leon Piechow- ski, Gerald Serwa, John Sanders, Dominic Jasewski, William Blank, John Kauphusman, and Michael Cyert. Jarnes Mauszycki and Lee Zill are getting a few tips from Father Satin before starting their mission Coles tion Campaign. Pcge 36 'l think this one is really inter- estlngf' says Jeanne Kugler as she reaches tor the pamphlet ot her choice. Enjoying their own pamphlets are Carol King and Mary Lou Meier. Jane Schneider and Larry Koll are packing clothes for the needy mis sions. 1 -yn ,x Q. K