Mount St Marys Academy - Mercycrest Yearbook (Fall River, MA)

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if cabemics Student life flashes before us in a panoramic, lapsed-time blur of massive rushes from one class to another. Inadvertently, we create a class of our own, each menzber experiencing at dzferent times tlze sting of failure, the ring of success. In tlze spint of Cancer we cling to tradi- tion, but as Capricorn 's children, we seek a balance between the familiar and the new. Capricorn cries to us that tlze world first needs deep thinkers, and then great doers. We begin to awaken to the chal- lenge of beconzing botlz. When we ache to freeze the movement of time in order to change things now. Cancer urges us to look at an oak tree and to leant that it grew Mr because it grew slowlv.

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univ- . 1 on ,El Q1 -1 .1 1 u 16 gjfh ft.. Q1 One highlight of a junior religion course was the program and discussion on drug abuse presented by Captain Gregory and Lieutenant Dean of the Fall River Police Department. fx. fa , 4. f .fi Gone are the days when religion classes were based solely on the Baltimore Catechism. Juniors Susan Marum, Patricia Crosson, and Susan Pitera lead their class in a vigorous discussion. the Acquisition of Truth This time it's the sophomores who are the fortunate recipients of one of Father Kazynski's theology lectures. Freshmen are learning that one very effective way of getting to the heart of the matter concerning religious belief is to talk things out in small groups. .ffl ,.