Don Bosco High School - Don Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Action shots from the Sixth Suma Convention held at Don Bosco. The theme discussed: Feed the hungry and Instruct the lgnorant. SUMA The primary purpose of the Catholic school is to prepare its students spiritually to meet the problems they will encounter now and in the future. At Don Bosco, this instruction is taken care of by the various spiritual organizations, the assemblies, timely bulle- tins and the bulletin board display. The sodality program at school is under the direction of the chaplain. However, it is subidivided into the four divisions: seniors having I. Raszkiewicz, prefect, Nikolaus, vice- prefectp F. Warras, secretary, P. Samson, treasurer and Bro. Bernard Doering, modera- tory the juniors with A. Truszkowski, prefect, 46 D. Wachowiak, vice-prefect, W. Zinda, sec- retary-treasurer, and Bro. Marion Belka, mod- eratorg the sophomores with C. Kaczkowski, prefect and Bro. Daniel Sharpe, moderator: and the freshmen under the direction of Bro. lohn Leies. The Living Rosary in the gym, daily rosary devotions in the school lobby, the food drive and the musical skit at Christmas, the Chami- nade pageant, Lenten devotions and the Suma convention were some of the few out- standing activities handled by the sodalists of the school.

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Seated: G. Gieldon, G. Price, D. Wachowiak, G. Turowski, and D. Smithes. Standing: R. Lee, G. Holehouse, D. Erdmann, I. Iakubek, l. Szymborski, I. Richter, R. Knoll, G. Marshall, C. lanatowski, W. Sczesny, and R. Staniszewski. Catholic Students Mission Crusade The Catholic Students Mission Crusade began in 1945 as a part ot the Sodality under Father McCarty. In 1946, Brother Anthony was appointed official moderator and our C.S.M.C. unit was rated as Catholic Action. Through the tive years ot its exist- ence, the C.S.M.C. has Worked hard on any project connected with the missions, such as, collecting cancelled stamps, gathering old clothing, running food drives, visiting the sick and Christmas caroling. Along Fr Louis Trawalter opening the with these corporal Works ot mercy, the unit prays tor the mission and tries to be an in- fluence on all through the apostolate oi Catholic Action. The works ot this group do not stop with graduationg many con- tinue these same activities in their respective parishes. This year, the C.S.M.C unit is directed by Donald Girouard as president and Brother Anthony Sobocinski, as moderator. Fr. Trawalter driving home th facts about the spiritual annual retreat Mass during the retreat said by Fr. Piekarski lite in each one My