O Dea High School - Olympian Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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m , - g we Qfymjoian we . . -F CdfA66K'Cd! Cxetfy Helping us in every need and caring for our spiritual Welfare were the Reverend Father O'Neill and his worthy assistants. The Mass of the Holy Ghost at the beginning of the year and the monthly Holy Hour on the First Fridays were some ' of the numerous undertakings of our sincere friends. To these We give our thanks and beg that they will continue to assist us in the future. . Rev. Fr. Joseph Walter Rev. Fr. Christopher Sloane X i Rev. Fr. William Rev, Fr. Robert Rev. Fr. H. A. Quick Snodgrass Reinhold 8

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I ahh, nf Qlnntvnta oGRADUATES QCLASSES QORGANIZATIONS QSPORTS ,o SCHOOL LIFE Ihr 'l1Pt11P: THIS ISSUE of the OLYMPIAN, a pictorial and literary record of the school year just completed, has appropriately chosen for its theme the Catholic Centenary Celebration. A retrospective glance of one hundred years into the history of the Pacific Northwest, reveals not only the struggles and sacrifices of the intrepid mission- aries from Bishop Blanchet to our revered Bishop Shaughnessy, but also the splendid cooperation of the laity with the hierarchy in the work called Catholic Action, a new concept of the Church. The recent Centenary Celebrations not only testified, with all the appeal of pageantry and Church ceremonial, to the accomplishments of the past, but offered powerful incentives to an active liturgical life, as the new Christianity of the future. If the theme of the 1939 OLYMPIAN even faintly re-echoes the spiritual con- quests of the past one hundred years, we feel abundantly recompensed. '

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