Covington Catholic High School - Bluegrass Yearbook (Covington, KY)

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Father Haeper addresses the Welfare Association at one of its meetings. Parents at Freshmen orientation evening held early in the school year.

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TO THE PARENTS . . . In the development of the spirit-action com- posite, the role of the Parents is often hard to discern. However, the Parents have a very important two-fold participation. F irst, they are a natural source of motivation for the muvv Mrs. Delzel, Mrs. Anneken, Mrs. Beamer display some of the fine prizes for the Welfare Bingo Party. Students in their activities; secondly, they act as a supporting friend to the school in many of its activities. Many improvements in the material aspect of the school are due to the direct generosity of the parents. These two actions of the Parents certainly earn for them a prominent place in the School. Parents and guests relax at bingo; a close look reveals Emkfi' door prizes at the tables. W,

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:rdt, rub,- Among the many activities of the alumni, the annual communion breakfast SlreSSES the idea of a well-rounded Christian individual. TO THE ALUMNI . . . The Alumni, like the Parents in the Welfare Association: also act as a supporting friend in some of the Schoolts activities. However, the Alumni primarily are expected to carry the Spirit imbibed in the School into the world and there exhibit this Spirit as true Catholic Action, physically, intellectually, and spiritually. It is only in this way that the School achieves finally and completely its true ende-a complete synthesis of spirit and action directed toward the fulfillment of mamas one, true and on earth: spiritualized action for the glory of God and the salvation of his anti his neighborhs soul. 01d and new members at- tend Mass prior to the annual Communion breakfast.