Hales Franciscan High School - Spartan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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THE EIGHBGRHGGD YOUTH CURP Theodore Manuel joined in the efforts of the many student workers who made Hales one ofthe cleanest schools in the city. i 955+ .wt X it X Zigi VS L HM ww me ,www ,3-J ,T- 5 A X, -its 'A sv it - - we si ..., WSC: V my 'WF' ' t Y me at ,.. . ...- .Jew mf Our kitchen help received aid from hand-picked students. Mike Bell worked up luscious salads under the supervision of Mrs. Brisco. -.- p, 1 it P- f i 2556? - V, .. .sm . , X' ?.f57:s S 'FF lf f-54.1.2 . 5 Keeping a high gloss on the terrazzo was a main concern of student maintenance men like Mike Clark. ' lglillfjx H ij.. WW M! W, Eng l Ju ' 1555i ' -J: r'j,f.- Fr. Evan's m Hill. wmtiw-lilfiiwwmqmiimtwi - 1 . ' M-f wifi, W. Y Y 2 ,gf 1922: , rg: Z . iii 'Z 1552: li ,LI 5555 , ,214 rigs? 255531 si ,fs , ' Ts ' 235 , 7' we-fe .. , - . it 1 M' ,- ath job was made easier with the assistance ol' teaeher's aid, Fred

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RETREAT To Probe Our Souls We set aside a day to give us a chance to forget our worries of everyday life and think of our destiny, our voca- tion. This year's retreat was rather unusual in its setting. Fr. Angus arranged to get us out of the noisy, busy city. Hales' buses transported us to St. .joseph Seminary at Westmonth, Illinois. Here is an atmosphere of quiet and seclusion we participated in talks, discussions and private consultation. The discussions proved to be very valuable in getting to know each other and ourselves better. After a marvelous supper prepared by our seminary hosts, we re- turned to Hales -just a little more confident of our relation- ship with God and our fellow man. 25 in The day was just nippy enough for a brisk walk through the May's Lake woods. Larry Shaw and Gale Walker didnlt quite agree with the point Fr. Angus made to kick ofla discussion period. 2 , Carl Ferrell lead a small group after one ol' the retreat talks ff ,f '

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. . . From Manual Labor to Teaoher's Aids Payday and off to the business office to put part of the check toward tuition. One sign of achieving manhood is the ability to perform hard work. Some Fifty of us this year got a chance to prove our reliability on the job. Under the govern- ment's help and supervision, we worked under Brother Aquinas and other personnel at Hales to help our families and ourselves. Whether it was inside or outside work, it was a task which had to be completed. We earned the money we made. But more than the salary, we began to learn content- ment with an assignment and a deep satis- faction that we accomplished something worthwhile. For some of us it meant new musclesg for others dishpan hands. But we making our own way-something we had never done before. It was a big step toward man- hood. 1. x - x imiiw . 'll sexier ss., , in mil . - Q frm. 1 ,i ,. - i . v JA ,Q- 41 Brother Aquinas, coordinator of Hales' Anti-poverty Program, presented awards to deserving workers ata special Youth Corps banquet.