La Salle Academy - La Sallite Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Every Scholastic is assigned spe- cific manual labor. The college is kept in tip-top condition by the young Brothers themselves. . ' II' f. rf Q - S Aiwa fel Visits to downtown Washington always prove interesting and en- joyable. lf i sis The Scholasticate day begins with morning prayer, mental prayer and Holy Mass. Even though sgudigg ggngume 771051 gf the time gf the In late afternoon the scholastics devote a half-hour young scholastics, time is found or outdoor recrea- I0 spiritual reading and another half-hour to mental ation on the spacious grounds o the college. Prayer. X,

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The first year of the Scholasticate is spent in Troy, New York, at Hillside Hall, a college affiliated with Catholic University. Brother Director is ivin a few new scholastics a run-down on E 8 the program followed at Hillside. T-iw-Ef75.g'il7 Essen:- ai.. 4. r 15' -fl . 140 Qfiz' , s- ,fu Scholasticate The daily schedule of the Scholasticate moves along at high speed throughout the entire day. The Scholastics live the Common life in all details. In De La Salle College several scholastics share the same room. Y9'if s ,F f , ff . The following three years of Scholasticate are spent at De La Salle College in Washing- ton, D. C. De La Salle is one of the many religious houses at Catholic University. Sopho- more courses are taken at the College. The last two years of the Scholasticate are spent on the C. U. campus itself. Here are a group of Brothers waiting to return to De La Salle Col- lege after attending classes at the University. In the back- ground is the scajoldin for the National Shrine o the Immaculate Conception.

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Here isna scene from the spacious dining room at De La Salle where the young scholastzcs and the Brothers of the faculty take their meals. Scholasticate n Y e , e fi V In this scene we see part of the procession on its way to graduation ceremonies. The scholastics enjoy all the advantages of the 142 liturgy. The Benedicitine fathers serve as chaplains. 7-rk s Q4' J. -TNQ 3341?