Notre Dame High School - En Dee Cue Yearbook (Quincy, IL)

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Retreat The retreats, conducted hy Rev. Francis Cor- rigan and Rev. John Morris, stressed the idea of personal happiness in our lives. There can be no happiness in our life if it is not lived in con- formity with God's will for us. The purpose of the retreat was to help each student find his way to God, to happiness. The daily question box period used by both Father Morris and Father Corrigan proved popular. Many questions which arise during teen-age were asked through the medium of the question box and satisfactorily answered. an iff Z' GB ' ' ..- 6 N.. l,. iff ,- . - fi --5. 1 ' wvfffaisg- ,.-' A - .Q-7,,,':Z. l-QAMEUIHV mmm , E af. gl Among the practices stressed was devotion to His Presence, the life giving source of all Christian, Catholic living, by daily attendance at Holy Mass, and frequent reception of the sacraments. Thus, and only thus, will graces necessary to live a full Catholic life be granted. Rev. Francis Corrigan Impartr the Eucbarirtic Blerrirzg to Retrmtantr. 39

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A daib noon day vi.rit to bi: Friend ix iz must on marry a Notre Dome Jtzzdenfx .fcbedule The Senior: ojfer tribute of love to Mary, their Queen, in the Living Rosary.

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NOTRE DAME CONCERT BAND-Clurinett'-Ioseph Meyer, Paul Laake, Raymond Brinks, Lucille Sibbin g, Joan Talken, Eugene Dietrich, Annabel Musholt, Dorothy Krogman, Marian Wisman, Mary Williams, Alberta Brink, Patricia Scholz, Nancy Hessing, James Holtschlag, Berhetta Finigan, Elmer Grscheln, Donald Kismerg French Harm: Robert Gower, Gladys Holtschlag, Pauline Corder, Betty Talken, Francis McGreevy, Bruce Leakeg Cymbal: Donald Becker, Flum: Isabel Musholt, Mary Ann Thomas, Connie Broekerg Trombanu: Norman Peter, Richard Rees, Ralph Thieman, Frank Lohman, Leo Bauer, William Sibbing, Alto THE OTRE DAME BA D Perhaps the best known organization on the campus is the sixty-five piece band directed by Mr. Carl Landrum. The band proved to be under an able leader when it received a 1 rating in the district contest held in Qtfincy and a 2 rating in the state contest held in Canton in the spring of '47. The band has made many public appearances this year, playing for three Te Deum lectures, for all basketball games, football games, the Community Chest parade, the Mendon Aslams County Fair, the Labor Day parade, a 4H Achievement Day at Virginia, Ill., the McCooey Homecoming game at Hannibal, and the West- ern State Teacher's College game in Machmb. The annual formal concert was given on April 20 in the Quincy High School Auditorium. The band also sponsors an annual formal dance which was held in April this year. Selected groups from the band attended special band clinics held at the University of Illinois, Western State Teacher's College in Macomb, MacMurry College in Jacksonville, and one at Illinois Music Educators' Clinic in Peoria. The Dad's Club of Notre Dame plays a big part in aiding the band by buyingiigstruments and uniforms, and so contributes toWard,making the band the successful organization it is. 'J l .1 Q. Pay spfmm- Norms DAME DAD'S CLUB l 40