Elyria District Catholic High School - Echo Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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BUY ' A D GIRLS' ST TE John Guen1n and Mary Jane Rlley delegates to Girls and Boys State, map out thelr trip Mary Jane Riley and John Guenin were chosen to represent Elyria Catholic at Girls' andBoys' State in 1957. Each was assigned to one of two political parties and campaigned for an office. Mary Jane ran for county judge, and John was elected the county treasurer. After the elections models of state and local government were set up and everyone was given an opportumty to take part m the functlonmg of a government Both Mary Jane and John agree that Gxrls and Boys State impressed upon them a sense of their responslbilxty to community, state, and nation, and instructed them m the governmental operations of Ohio Llfe of Riley' YOUTH COUNCIL The Elyria Youth Council IS es tabllshed to afford youth opportun 1t1es to partlcipate in the cxty s life First Row Grace Knoble, Mary Jane Riley, Gayle Splsak, Nancy Hastings, Carolyn Ferancy, Sue Mohr, Madelon Zaleskl, Jeanne Plas Elxse Hovekamp, Carol Strohsack, Loulse Fllckmger, Molly McDonough Second Row Cathy Johnson, Barbara Basmskn, K1tty McGowan, Mary Ellen O Connor, Ann Bom mer, Judy Graham Jackie Flood Rxta Lepkowskx Margaret Plas, Janice Crutch, Peg Glover Thlrd Row Roger Ganobcik, Tom Brosky, Leon St Marie, John Laubenthal Larry Lengyel, Tommy Wagner John Guenin, Jack Ross, Jim Renz, Jxm McGowan, Alan Csontos Fourth Row B111 Nemec, Bob Yoo, Jim Bexter Dlck Stolzenburg, Denms O Neal, Tom Zeck, John Nagy, John George, B111 Pollack, Denms Moran to provlde a medium of expresslon for youth servlce and to g1V6 an opportumty to practice and exper lence the pr1nc1ples of democracy in action Elyria Cathollc High is represented 1n the Councll by forty one members and five of the seven officers Saturday Night Youth Center 1 ' - , l , g 5 ' , it V ' ' ' s J-A . . . .-.x -K . , , a , K 7 7 ,, . , 1 J A ' 'l WH s'? . . . W ' S ' I u t 5 .1 'i c s 1 I- Q 4 I - ' . . - , . I ' .1-I' 'w I ' . 5 . f' 4 ' i ' ll I ,Q A 'ss N . , . up J 4, ,W W . . . ' , ' - 3 x 1 i Ir L ' , ' , ' 1, I 1 . , ,,

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The sodalxty offlcers, Andrea Hayes, Grace Knoble, Sandy Krebs, and Martha Czarny, lead the Statlons MISSION The MISSIOH Band an orgamzatxon composed of representatlves from each homeroom, alms at helpmg the Mlsslons, both home and fore1gn, through prayers and mater1al a1d Projects whlch were sponsored by the M1s s1on Band to ra1se money mclude a Chrlstmas card post offlce, a baby plcture contest, a val entme heart contest anda cancelled stamp drlve Spec1a1 thanks 1S extended to Slster Mary Jullan who so capably gu1ded thxs year s mlssion program OPERATIO -lm fi OPERATION MADBALLJ' Jack Ross and Francms Mxtro prepare to ahead south. ODALITY The Sodality is an organization armed at fos tering in nts members an ardent devotion re verence, and fllial love toward the Blessed Virgin Mary Its purpose is to make the faithful gathered together under the name of Mary, good Catholics Among the projects sponsored by the Sodality are the leading of the Statxons of the Cross dur ing Lent, the rec1tat1on of the rosary in October the erection of a shrlne to Our Lady, performing works of mercy whenever possible, and carrymg on the works of the Lay Apostolate Pomting out the h1gh room in the M1ss1onDr1ve are Steve Gurchlck YOUTH Operatlon Youth, sponsored by the Kmghts of Columbus, provldes for a week of l1v1ng and working and playing w1th men from dxfferent parts of the Mxdwest. During th1s week the boys have an opportumty to learn more about the mu tual rxghts and responsibllltxes in our American democracy. Each year two junior boys are chosen to re present our school. The 1957 candmdates, Jack Ross and Francis Mitro, spent the second week ln June at Xavier University ln Cmcinnati be commg more familiar with our democracy. Jack and Francis both agree that 'Operation Youth' affords an excellent opportunity for young men to express their v1ews on our government and share the vlews of others the1r age. The active partxclpatlon of these boys certamly exemplifies 'Democracy m Action T n 3 I lil a I Q . , e . .-- f---W h V' g t-A1 ' '5 ' ' .girl ' jig t'ttt , - , if VA k 'M I H . . , I H xy' . 3' x . Q . - : u - xr, Q M . . . . - E . . ' t . , , . V if gs u 'I if T 1 Larry Lengyel, Molly Machock, Sandy Krebs, and .9 ' . . 1

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