Monsignor Coyle High School - Review Yearbook (Taunton, MA)

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CUM ERCE O Preamble. . . INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC COOPERATION MUST BE DEVELOPED Ulnternational Economic collaboration to assist all states to provide an adequate standard of living for their citizens must replace the present economic monoply and exploitation of natural resources by privileged groups and states. The true remedy will he found ac- cording to the mind of Pope Pius Xl in accomplishing two reforms in our social order. ln the first place there must be re-established some form of guild or vocational groups which will bind men together in society according to their respective occupations, thus creating a moral unity. Secondly there must be a reform of morals and a profound renewal of the Christian spirit which must precede the social reconstruction. M. O'Shaughnesscy Success depends on Interest 42' words' ' ' Balance Sheet.. . Page twenty-nine

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HI TURY Preamble. . . INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTIONS TO MAINTAIN PEACE WITH JUSTICE MUST BE ORGANIZED 'xAn enduring peace requires the organization ot international institutions which Will: Cal develop a body ot international lawg fbi guarantee the iaithtul tultilment ot international obligations, and revise them when necessaryg CCD assure collective security by drastic limitation and continuing control ot armaments compulsory arbitration and adjudication ot controversies, and the use when necessary ot adeguate sanctions to enforce the law. Seniors Retrace Steps of American Founders. .. A true Christian citizenry is the best guarantee of a true democratic form ot government and ot ireedom ot the Church and ot harmony between Church and State. M. O'Shaughnessey Ancient History Display America in the Making .... Page tweniyfeiglit

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Mll IC Pl'l'ilIllhIl'. . . A JUST SOCIAL ORDER WITHIN EACH STATE MUST BE ACHIEVED Since the harmony and well being of the world community are intimately bound up with the internal equilibrium and social order ot the individual states, steps must be taken to provide for the security ot the family, the collaboration ot all groups and classes in the interest ot the common good, a standard ot living adequate tor selt development and tarnily lite, decent conditions ot work, and participation by labor in decisions attecting its welfare. 2f.?'f' iq fa Top Row, left to right: Henry Shea, William Neilan, Benjamin Seekell, Rene Cormier, loseph Bettenf court, loseph Scanlon, Charles Doucette, Robert T. Murphy. Middle Row, left to right: Brother Aquinas, C.S.C., Director, David Harrigan, Raymond Hedberg, Williqirii Conroy, Donald Wotherspoon, Michael Annunziato, Robert O'Donnell, Philip Cyr, Donald Levesque, losepli Einord, Druni Mayor. Seated, left to right: Williani Eaton, Leonard Rocha, Alfred Cormier, Edmund Nadeau, lohn Regan, lohn Baker, Page thirty