Our Lady of Lourdes High School - Knight Yearbook (Marinette, WI)

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fcgQ. 1q fo 'J f X . lo T011 row X Thxele I Rondeau N Vennlx R Blaskey f Doran R Vleyers Second row B Roosen lf Doran Il Venmx P Doran F Nemmetz l' Harding b Foitey lhwd row l' 'Vlomgal R Doran R lxass l lrignon l Roland D Nuenger Ionrtlz raw l Mel ue X lowers D lhyne I Vhltzius VV Webster L Remhart St john zrcbmans Qlbnps The Acolythlcal Society has added another year to its crown, the year 1929 30 during which the regular attendance and reverent demeanor of 1ts members at all religious exercise was an edification to everyone. . The Society is composed of twenty-six young men of Lourdes High School who attempt . , to follow the good example of their patron, Saint John Berchmans, by assisting at the Sacrifice of the Mass and Benediction. As children they evinced their desire of serving Cod by imposing upon themselves the greatest sacrifices. After long and careful training, the boys ' . took their places at the altar to serve God in our beautiful sanctuary. This is a privilege . which they all cherish deeply. V 1 The aim of the acolytes is to persevere at all times in the fulfillment of their duty by . aiding in the celebration of religious rites. During Lent, at Forty Hours, on the First Friday, : Q at Solemn High Masses, and on all great feast days of the Fhurch their self-sacrificing spirit is most apparent and praiseworthy. . Lourdes is proud of its acolytes. Their fidelity and beautiful decorum has brought upon - them most favorable comments by the faculty, their schoolmates, and the congregation. - If future societies are as high in order, as that of this year, their good example will certainly increase piety. In years to come their places will be filled by others, but St. John . ' Berchmans Boys will still continue to do its work of preserving a spirit of devotion in an irreverent age. 0. 1 J .U , WILLIAM WEBSTER, 3 I ' -.9 4 ' F I I 1 I Sgr F' . , , Q37 Nfl if f' 'f lf ' is f W 9 Qf' '5 'T 9' er-V? 1,-f',,,g9,,,,.,, . -.se:?..., ..-.f' -. ' ,-4' 1930 ......,.. . ... 1- ...Sf-.L. .-.- .-... ..-..-.. ...ps 45- - :sf ...lun ...-f -L-4.-4. -.Ja -. L -n -. -. 34 by Ut L -...p-.--.n-.p-.--QtTa- H- sq-...azz---s--mx . sG' jg 59p.........-fwlfkjg 'F .J 2: afkyg :G I ' f Q 7 3 l : 2 :gd ,K Q I L u I ,' B 4 'ef 1 ? I y L , I 1 5 a I J 1 'nl Sf -E 'l 'ri ,UA 7 l r f 5 f E I .' ' 9 F I if? ' 1 if 1 3 'U . , . , . ' 1 ' I 1 . I. i 1 . v I . I. .A ' i . f : f. 7 1. , Y - . 'A ' 2 1 ' 1 - 5 Q 9 .Q I I 14 Lv . 7 H I Q' . F e .- -Z . Cf . . .N - . :- - . . . . , . is . ' ' E I . A I 1 T Q r :Ba Q ' i 1 i .uf go' I I . N 5 2 ' f E ii ' . .Q I . 3, N u I . x A l 4 , y g 4 1 5 J u 2 't J fx 9 P , l Page sixty-eight

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Standing: R. Kass B. Roosen A. Vennix A. Powers Sitting: C. Reinhart G. Klaver G. Rondeau M. Guimond P. Hearty yl15I8llIl1Bl1I 1811 811812 88111 We are justly proud of our new Debating Team of 1930. It comprised members of the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes, who appeared on the rostrum for the first time this year. We certainly have the promise of wonderful teams during the next two years. The pep, enthusiasm, and zeal displayed by the boys from the start made the weeks of training a time of blest labor. The Dual Debate with St. Norbertis of Depere on the question, Resolved: That Installment Buying as it is now practiced in the United States is Socially and Economic- ally Sound was a complete victory for the Orange and Black. Lourdes' affirmative team composed of Charles Reinhart, Benjamin Roosen, and Gerald Rondeau, traveled to the southern city where they very skillfully defended the question. Our negative team in the persons of Arthur Vennix, Aylward Powers, and Preston Hearty, thrilled a large audience in the school auditorium. Here, too, the ambitious young orators came out on top. The constructive speeches on both sides were well developed and carefully delivered, and those who were present at both debates can vouch for the splendid poise, thorough acquaint- ance with subject matter, and gentlemanly clash of the young debaters. The young men are to be praised for their efforts to make the work a success by their constant cooperation with the untiring debate coach. MARGARET Rouse, '30. Page seventy